C+C Vitamin Eye, 0.5 oz.
Natura Bisse
$80.00
Product Insights & Style Tips
Natura Bisse C+C Vitamin Eye is a wake-up call for the eye line—targeting dark circles, puffiness, and the fatigue that ages a gaze. The formula hydrates and brightens, with ascorbic acid (a vitamin C derivative) doing the heavy lifting alongside ginseng and caffeine to energize tired skin. Vitamin PP helps soften lines, while the vegan blend keeps the experience clean and luxe, a bright touch that reads fresh on every set and street style moment.
Applied around the eye, the treatment sits on the delicate skin and contributes to a firmer-looking contour. It tackles visible fatigue and smooths the look of lines, offering a dependable upgrade to your daily skincare ritual. The 0.5 oz offering fits easily into routine, and its vegan formulation can be incorporated alongside other steps, providing a bright, revitalized finish as you transition from early shoots to after-hours events.
From Natura Bisse's prestige skincare storytelling to this C+C Vitamin Eye, the brand leans into glow-forward, vitamin-powered solutions. In the edit, this eye treatment sits alongside other brightening essentials for a complexion that looks awake without looking made-up.
Materials / Fabrication
- Reduces dark circles, puffiness and other signs of fatigue and stress.
- Hydrates and brightens.
- Minimizes the appearance of lines and reveals firmer-looking skin.
- Suitable for vegans.
- Ascorbic acid, a vitamin C derivative and powerful antioxidant.
- Ginseng, a highly effective antioxidant, energizes tired skin.
- Caffeine provides reviving properties and helps minimize the look of puffy eyes.
Recommended Care
- Patch test before first use to check for sensitivity.
- Apply a small amount to under-eye area or as directed; avoid contact with eyes.
- Follow with a broad-spectrum sunscreen during the daytime to protect actives.
- Store in a cool, dark place; keep bottle tightly closed and away from direct heat.
- If irritation occurs, discontinue use and consult a dermatologist.
