When you want to nourish and treat the whole eye area, this multi-action kit has everything you need to visibly soften, hydrate and restore tired eyes to their full sparkle and comfort.

The three products work perfectly together; our mini Soothing Coconut Eye Balm nourishes the entire eye area including eyelashes, our Instant Relief Eye Spray is clinically proven to relieve dry eye symptoms throughout the day and our Heated Eye Wand™ LED+ improves the hydration of the eye itself and the quality of the delicate eye skin.

This bundle of our hero eye-catching and eye-rescuing products includes a free spray (a saving of $40 compared with if the products were purchased separately).

Everything you need to ‘nourish’ and ‘treat’ your eyes in one kit
Quick, convenient and highly effective
Refreshing, long lasting hydration for the whole eye area
Targets BOTH eye comfort and hydration AND improves the skin quality around the eyes
Deeply nourishing and conditioning
Balm is packed with Vitamin E and Lauric Acid - it naturally adds luster and noticeably fortifies eyelashes with regular use
Spray is formulated with wild-harvest Sea Buckthorn Oil and Sodium Hyaluronate
Free from ‘The Thirsty Three’ known eye irritants (alcohol, preservatives, fragrance)
Free from wax, which can clog the glands around the eyes and is in most traditional eye balms
Vegan
SKIN TYPE: ALL, including sensitive
HOW TO INCLUDE IN YOUR ROUTINE:

AM: cleanse → nourish → treat
PM: cleanse → nourish → treat

+WHAT IS INCLUDED

1x Heated Eye Wand™ LED+ (including 1X USB Type-C charging cable)

Proven to improve eye hydration after just one use. Our Heated Eye Wand™ LED+ works to hydrate and rejuvenate the entire eye area in a matter of minutes using five innovative modes. Our LED+ Wand has a heat-only mode, gentle massage and a trio of LED wavelengths (red, green and amber). The heat-only mode works just like a hot-compress to restore eye comfort, and is clinically proven to effectively hold heat throughout use. The gentle massage mode has an added aesthetic benefit, by helping to noticeably de-puff the eye area and reduce the appearance of eye bags.

The heat mode can also be combined with a red LED light mode for fine lines on the under eyes and side of the eyes or ‘crows feet’. Red LED is a NASA-discovered therapy and is supported by over 3000 clinical studies for its ability to help reduce the appearance of wrinkles with regular use. Green LED helps soothe redness, while Amber LED helps reduce the appearance of blood vessels and pigmentation associated with dark circles.

1x Soothing Coconut Eye Balm

Our balm is designed to soothe and nourish the delicate skin around the eyes as well as the eyelashes. It uses three hero organic ingredients of Coconut Oil, to soften, Chamomile to calm and Cureberry to protect the skin and lashes.

1x Instant Relief Eye Spray

Our refreshing spray is clinically proven to instantly relieve dry eye symptoms (including; redness, irritation, itchiness, a gritty sensation or a heavy, tired feeling caused by dry eyes). As with all our products, the spray treats not only the eye itself but also improves the quality of the delicate eyelid and under eye skin too. The two active ingredients of Colourless Sea Buckthorn Oil, which is wild-harvested in Finland, and Sodium Hyaluronate work together to moisturize, smooth and restore your entire eye area.
Simply apply one pump of the spray on closed eyes and give it a few seconds to take effect. It is super gentle, suitable for contact lens wearers and can be used over makeup.

+HOW TO USE

1) Take out contact lenses if you are wearing them. Cleanse the eye area using a pea sized amount of the Soothing Coconut Eye Balm .

2) Heat-up your Wand to your preferred temperature (this should take about 1 minute). Select your preferred mode of the four modes available.

3) Gently run the Wand along your lower lid (below your eyelashes) starting with the inner corner of your eye and very slowly working your way to the outer corner of your eye. The slower the better - to give the heat enough time to work. One run from the inner to outer corner should take 15 seconds. Repeat this motion for 1-2 minutes on the lower lid.

4) If you’re using the LED lights, turn this off for the upper eye lid. Repeat the process for your upper lid for a further 1-2 minutes.

5) Repeat on the other eye.

For best results, use every evening for 2-4 minutes per eye. Can also be used morning and evening.

6) Spritz the Instant Relief Eye Spray over closed eyes. Do this by holding the spray 15-20cm from your eyes. When it is in position, close your eyes (the spray should be applied on closed eyes). Press the nozzle half way down to unlock the spray mechanism. Press the nozzle down the rest of the way to release the spray. Press the spray harder than you think to release. Apply 1-2 sprays per eye.

The spray can be used 1-5 times a day or as often as needed. It is contact lens safe.

*Carefully read the instructions for use in the package.

+CONTRAINDICATIONS

PLEASE DO NOT USE IF:

You are allergic to Nickel (the Wand head is made of a metal alloy that contains a small quantity of nickel).

You are epileptic, photophobic or light sensitive (for example, as the result of taking any medications that have a side effect of photosensitivity) or suffer from light induced or electricity induced headaches.

You are pregnant or breastfeeding.

You have or have had skin cancer.

You have a pacemaker or have any metal plates or pins around your head or neck.

PLEASE CONSULT YOUR OPTOMETRIST BEFORE USING IF:

You are seriously ill.

You have any genetic eye conditions.

You have had any eye surgery in the past 2 years.

You have had any reason to visit Hospital Eye Services for any reason (including for treatment of any eye condition or trauma to the eye).

You have or have had glaucoma, cataracts or been diagnosed any other sight-threatening eye conditions.

Please wait four weeks before using the Wand after any cosmetic treatments such as injectables.

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