|Articles|November 21, 2014

Eye cream reduces wrinkles, discoloration, swelling around eyes

Mad Hippie eye cream is free of harmful chemicals, parabens, synthetic color and fragrance. Read and learn what else this eye cream offers.

Mad Hippie eye cream is free of harmful chemicals, parabens, synthetic color and fragrance. It is formulated with 16 actives including peptides, ceramides, pomegranate and white tea that help to reduce the appearance of wrinkles, swelling around the eyes, signs of aging and discoloration according to the company.

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