Powerful Blend Of Essential Oils Is The Star Of Silk House’s Breakthrough Eye Gel For Tired, Puffy Eyes
Jan 24, 2017
The luxury skincare company has discovered a new unique blend of four essential oil extracts that penetrate deep for smooth, rejuvenated skin.
Victor, United States - January 24, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —
Puffy eyes is a normal problem for women of all ages, but it tends to grow worse over time, leaving women over 40 feeling trapped in their own skin. The skincare industry has been slow to find solutions for this common issue, but one exciting new eye gel is helping to soothe tired and puffy eyes with a one-of-a-kind formula.
Silk House by Emily Jean, a rapidly growing skincare company with a focus on premium ingredients, recently introduced their much-anticipated Chill Out Anti-Puff Eye Gel. This revolutionary eye gel tackles puffiness from the inside out, utilizing recent breakthroughs in skincare science to actually reduce puffiness instead of just concealing it.
The key to this proprietary anti-puff formula is a unique blend of four essential oils found in nature: Mentha Arvensis Leaf (Mint) Oil, Citrus Medica Limonum (Lemon) Peel Oil, Cupressus Sempervirens (Cypress) Oil, and Lavandula Hybrida (Lavender) Oil.
By combining these powerful natural extracts, Silk House is targeting the root of the puffiness problem deep within the skin. This is in stark contrast to many other anti-puff skin products, which temporarily conceal puffiness and often stop working after just a few uses.
“Puffy eyes may seem like a temporary ‘quick-fix’ problem, but if you’re not using the right kind of ingredients on your skin, the puffiness will never really go away,” said Emily Jean, founder of Silk House. “We strived to create an eye gel that would not only reduce puffiness, but also help reverse the common signs of aging associated with it, such as sagging skin and eye bags. Thankfully, that’s exactly what we did.”
Emily Jean is a real woman in her 40s who never dreamed of becoming the face of a beauty company. As years of sun damage began to catch up with her, she began to notice some telltale signs of skin aging, including fine lines, crow’s feet, and uneven skin tone. She tried every skin cream she could get her hands on, but frustration grew as she realized that most products either didn’t work or irritated her skin.
This inspired Emily and her husband to spend over seven years researching the true cause of early aging. They eventually found that dryness, not age, is actually the #1 factor for these common skin imperfections. From there, Emily Jean and her husband founded Silk House to create a line of cutting-edge skin products that address the main cause of early aging: The Dryness Factor. Using real science and premium ingredients, Silk House creates anti-aging products for women who want to restore their skin’s youthful glow.
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As a woman with sensitive skin, Emily Jean was focused on creating an eye gel that wouldn’t feel tight and uncomfortable like other eye gels and serums. This led her to discover Mint Oil, which produces a natural “cooling effect” to constrict capillaries and reduce puffiness without causing discomfort.
To complement Mint Oil, Silk House infused this formula with three other powerful essential oils, making for the perfect combination. Lemon Peel Oil is widely known to help tighten and tone, which can heal oily and stressed out skin. Cypress Oil helps soothe broken skin and varicose veins, while Lavender Oil boasts natural stress-reducing properties to decrease puffiness.
This blend of essential oils is unlike anything else you’ll find in an eye gel, but Silk House didn’t stop there. Chill Out’s formula also features wrinkle reducer Matrixyl, which activates cell regeneration to renew skin and minimize fine lines.
Matrixyl is one of the main ingredients that sets Chill Out apart from other eye gels. In addition to reducing puffiness almost instantly, this eye gel penetrates deep within the skin to stimulate collagen production and reverse the most common signs of aging around the eyes, such as wrinkles and sagging skin.
“I’ve always believed that women deserve an eye gel that can reduce puffiness without the uncomfortable tightness, and that’s exactly what we achieved with Chill Out,” said Emily Jean. “This unique blend of essential oils we used, combined with Matrixyl, is truly something you can’t find anywhere else.”
The Chill Out Anti-Puff Eye Gel is now being sold exclusively on the Silk House website. It is one of seven breakthrough anti-aging products introduced by the company in early 2017. To learn more, visit their website at http://shop.silkhousebyemilyjean.com
Contact Info:
Name: Emily Jean
Email: [email protected]
Organization: Silk House by Emily Jean, Inc.
Address: 154 Cobblestone Ct Dr #202 , Victor, NY, 14564
Phone: (877) 867-4554
For more information, please visit https://shop.silkhousebyemilyjean.com/
Source: MarketersMedia
Release ID: 163562
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