Murad Revitalixir Recovery Serum 1.35 Oz

Sphere-infused serum for the face and eyes smooths stress lines, reduces under-eye puffiness and dark circles, and renews vibrancy immediately and over time. A skin-relaxing blend of neuropeptide, paracress and cannabis sativa seed oil helps smooth while boosting softness and moisture. Niacinamide refines texture as wild indigo helps calm stress signals and visibly reduces under-eye dark circles. Caffeine re-invigorates tone while minimizing under-eye puffiness.Which skin type is it good for?NormalOilyCombinationDrySensitiveFormulated without:ParabensPhthalatesGlutenSolution for:DullnessDehydrationLines & wrinklesUnder-eye dark circles and puffinessThis product is:Clinically tested for sensitive skinCruelty-freeFree of animal-derived ingredientsDid you know:A high stress lifestyle makes you look up to 3.5 years older.* While there are many products for aging, the visible damaging effects of stress have largely been ignored. Murad has combined top-performing relaxing and reviving ingredients to target the visible premature aging effects of stress.Why is Revitalixir Recovery Serum™ for face and eyes separated into spheres and a gel?By separating the oil-based spheres and the water-based gel in Revitalixir Recovery Serum™, we eliminated traditional binders to allow for a more potent, concentrated formula and a higher delivery of actives with each use.Dr.'s Inspiration'Cultural Stress™ is the unnecessary man-made stress we put on ourselves in our attempt to live up to everyone's expectations. Our hyper-connected, fast-paced society triggers a constant flood of damaging stress hormones, like cortisol, that fatigue our bodies and could show in our skin as dehydration, sallowness, roughness and deep expression lines. The best way to manage stress is through balance, and I formulated Revitalixir Recovery Serum™ for face and eyes with a balancing blend of relaxing and reviving extracts to help manage the visible effects of stress, minimize skin fatigue and renew vibrancy in an instant and over time.' – Howard Murad, M.D., FAAD*Based on a clinical study that measured cortisol and its effects on perceived age.