What’s Actually in Your Eye Cream — And What Should Be

“What’s Actually in Your Eye Cream — And What Should Be”Here’s something worth knowing if you’ve ever bought an eye cream. Turn it over. Read the ingredients. Most of what you’ll find is water, glycerin, maybe some peptides in trace amounts, a preservative system, synthetic fragrance, and a long list of things your skin doesn’t need. You might see a reference to retinol — often at concentrations too low to do much in a formulation not designed to deliver it effectively. You’ll pay a lot of money for that list.Eye Butter has six meaningful ingredients, each with a specific documented job. Concentrated organic cucumber extract — whole cucumber distillate — delivering tannins, flavonoids, and cucurbitacins that measurably tighten and tone periorbital tissue. Unprocessed Ghanaian shea butter with the highest fatty acid and triterpene content available anywhere. Avocado oil with phytosterols and oleic acid for deep-dermis nourishment and collagen support. Aloe vera that creates a light-prismatic film reducing fine line appearance instantly while forming a barrier against airborne allergens. Carrot seed oil for beta-carotene and cellular renewal. Black seed oil for anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial protection of the sensitive eye-area microbiome.That’s the formula. No filler. No mystery. EWG-rated among the safest eye products available.We believe you deserve to know exactly what’s doing the work — and why. That’s how Keys has operated for 22 years.Find Eye Butter at keyspure.com.