An eye cream that promises to brighten, refresh, tone and de-puff is something to get very excited about.

Plus, the name makes me think my eye area is going to get jacked on caffeine making me look 10 years younger.

10 years younger with a lot of swagger.

Camp’s Matcha Latte Eye Cream, part of their Spring collection and the latest product to be released, is blended with ingredients like circulation-boosting matcha green tea, brightening green coffee bean oil, soothing cucumber seed oil, and my personal favourites pomegranate seed oil and camellia seed oil, eye problems like fine lines, dehydration and puffiness are targeted and corrected as the formula works to repair skin on a cellular level.

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ingredients: mango seed butter, shea butter*, camellia seed oil*, matcha green tea*, pomegranate seed oil, borage seed oil, cucumber seed oil, green coffee bean oil*, peppermint essential oil

*organic

about the ingredients:

• matcha green tea powder: tones and boosts circulation; high in antioxidants; reduces puffiness and brightens dark circles
• green coffee bean oil: improves firmness, tone and brightens
• cucumber seed oil: soothing, cooling, hydrating, anti-inflammatory; rich in minerals, amino acids and polysterols to protect and nourish skin
• pomegranate seed oil: the polyphenols found in this superfood oil may prevent wrinkle formation and reverse photo-aging caused by the UV destruction of collagen
• mango butter: loaded with antioxidants including the anti-inflammatory powerhouse caffeic acid to effectively reduce puffiness
• borage seed oil: the greatest natural source of GLA – an omega 6 fatty acid that stimulates skin cell regeneration
• camellia seed oil: extremely high in oleic acid which delivers Vitamin-E-rich moisture for diminished fine lines and wrinkles
• peppermint essential oil: anti-inflammatory, cools and soothes

performance: having just finished testing Josh Rosebrook’s Oculus Formula eye serum my eye area was already in pretty good form so I was curious to see what kind of effect this cream would have.

I did a side-by-side comparison (one eye got Camp’s Matcha Latte eye cream, the other continued to get Josh’s eye serum) and one result I saw at the end of 7 weeks of testing surprised me.

The cream, which is very light in texture making it easy for the product to glide onto the skin, delivered on its promise … it toned and brightened (I don’t have any issues with puffiness so I can’t comment on that).

The one result I was expecting was that it outperformed Josh’s formula to decrease my under-eye milia! They haven’t vanished, but they have been significantly reduced.

price: $46 for 0.5 oz glass jar

I’ve been using it every day for 7 weeks and have barely made a dent in it as you can see above so the cost per use is actual a fraction of a penny)

where to buy: online here

for-the-win?

*sample generously provided, but you know the drill, all opinions blushing or not are my own. 

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