Living Libations Open Sky Eye Serum (30ml)

Tired eyes? Dry lenses? If your eyes feel like they've done a full day's work before breakfast, Can-C™ could be just what you're looking for. Whether you're after more comfort when wearing contact lenses, or simply want to feel better about your eye care routine, this gentle formula fits right into everyday life. Why People Choose Can-C™ Helps support comfortable contact lens wear A popular choice for dry, tired eyes Handy 2-pack of 5ml vials Easy-to-follow twice-daily routine How to Use Recommended use:Apply 1–2 drops in each eye, twice daily – ideally morning and evening. Sticking to this amount is best, unless advised otherwise by a healthcare professional. What’s in the Box? 2 x 5ml vials of Can-C™ Eye-Drops(Enough for roughly a month when used as directed.) Storage & Shelf Life Store unopened vials at room temperature, away from sunlight – or ideally in the fridge Once opened, keep refrigerated and use within 1 month Do not freeze Only open one vial at a time Important to Know For external use only Not suitable for children – keep out of reach Don’t use if the seal is broken or the liquid becomes cloudy If you experience discomfort or irritation, stop using and speak with your optician or doctor Avoid contamination – always replace the cap and don’t share vials Ingredients N-Acetyl-Carnosine (1.0%) Glycerin (1.0%) – adds moisture Carboxymethylcellulose Sodium (0.3%) – for soothing lubrication Buffered with boric acid, citric acid, potassium bicarbonate Sterile ophthalmic-grade water Purified benzyl alcohol (preservative)   Note This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Individual results may vary. Always follow the instructions provided and consult a qualified healthcare professional if you have any concerns about your eye health. Not suitable for children. For external use only. Information on this page is for general guidance only and does not replace professional medical advice.

Give your eye care routine a little boost Can-C™ Plus is designed as the ideal companion to Can-C™ Eye-Drops, offering a convenient way to support your daily routine from the inside out. Why People Choose Can-C™ Plus Specially formulated by Profound Products to pair with Can-C™ Eye-Drops 90-capsule pack – one month’s supply Easy-to-follow daily serving How to Use Recommended use:Take 3 capsules per day, preferably with food, or as advised by a healthcare professional. What’s in the Box? 1 bottle of Can-C™ Plus Contains 90 capsules (1 month supply at 3 capsules daily) Storage Store in a cool, dry place Keep the lid tightly closed when not in use Keep out of direct sunlight Keep out of reach of children Important to Know Supplements should not be used as a substitute for a varied diet and healthy lifestyle Do not exceed the recommended daily dose Not for use by children If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, have a health condition or are taking medication, consult a doctor before use Ingredients (see label for full information) Magnesium Stearate Microcrystalline Cellulose Other active ingredients – see label for full details Note This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Individual results may vary. Always follow the instructions provided and consult a qualified healthcare professional if you have any concerns about your eye health. Not suitable for children. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, have a health condition or are taking medication, consult a doctor before use. For external use only. Information on this page is for general guidance only and does not replace professional medical advice.

Eagle Vision According to tradition Chinese health theory, the “Liver” opens into the eyes and controls vision. The Chinese version of the Liver is a complex organ system. Its functions include not only those of the liver as we know it physiologically in the West, but also includes a number of other organic structures and functions that might seem unrelated at first glance, but are in fact closely related functionally – such as the control of the peripheral nervous system and, in particular,our vision. The eyes are a part of the peripheral nervous system, and are therefore controlled by the Liver. Both visual acuity and the condition of the eyes itself are under the influence of the Liver. The Liver “prefers to remain cool.” Yin tonifying herbs provide the natural coolness that supports healthy eye tissue and functioning.  Goji, Chrysanthemum, Dendrobium, Peony and Cassia tora nurture Liver Yin.  Goji berry is famed for its benefit to the eyes as well as to the system as a whole. Goji is a Liver and blood tonic. Goji berries contain carotenoids that promote vitamin A production and provide important eye nutrients, including zeathanthin, a carotenoid that protects the health of the retina, the pigment that coats the retina (the back wall of the eye). An herb that is highly reputed for its benefits to the eyes is the small Oriental Chrysanthemum Flower. This flower is used in Chinese herbalism to directly and quickly benefit the eyes and vision by clearing obstructions and allowing energy to flow freely through the eyes. It is a cooling herb which clears heat away from the eyes. This herb can help relieve temporary mild eye strain, eye redness and eye congestion due to fatigue and temporary dryness resulting from environmental conditions. Anger and toxic substances will cause the eyes to become red, as will a lack of sleep. If your eyes are chronically fatigued, red or congested, or become so due to a condition such as hay fever, see a physician as this may indicate a serious condition. Cornus is another tonic fruit that has powerful effects on the “Kidneys” and “Liver.” It is traditionally believed to be a valuable eye tonic. Astragalus and Dioscorea supplement Qi and strengthen the body. Vitex rotundifolia supports clear vision. Ligusticumstimulates the smooth flow of Qi and blood. Tribulus tonifies the Kidney and Liver. Cassia tora cools the eyes. Tonic herbs are not to be used for the purposes of curing, preventing or treating any disease of the eyes (for that, you should consult a physician before using any herbs or supplements). This formula is used to promote the proper energy balance in the eyes so that the eyes remain healthy. As a Yin tonic, it also promotes healthy fluid balance of the eyes. Again, if you are experiencing significant eye inflammation or what appears to be an eye infection or any other disease of the eye, you should consult a physician.*   Traditional Function: Tonifies Liver, nourishes blood and benefits the eyes and vision*   Concentration: 7:1   Specifications: 100 Capsules 500 mg each   Ingredients Goji berry, Dendrobium stem, Senna obtusifolia seed, Chrysanthemum flower, Astragalus seed, Ligusticum chuanxiong rhizome, Tribulus seed, Chinese Yam rhizome, Cornus officinalis fruit, Vitex rotundifolia fruit, Chinese White Peony root.   Other Ingredients: Vegetarian capsules**, rice powder.     Usage: Take 3 capsules, 2 times per day or as directed by a healthcare professional.   Remember Ron Teeguarden’s “First Rule of Tonic Herbalism,” summed up in a single word – Compliance. If you don’t take the herbs, they won’t work.”   **Pullulan caps 100% natural, water-soluble polysaccharide produced through a fermentation process; vegetable origin; non-GMO; no starch, preservatives or chemical modifications; gluten free.

Key Highlights Powerful blend of carotenoids; lutein, zeaxanthin, astaxanthin and beta-carotene Bioactive plant sourced ingredients Protects against blue light EYE PROTECTION, BACKED BY SCIENCE Ever noticed how your eyes feel after a day at your computer screen or a smartphone scrolling session? Tired and a little bleary, if you’re anything like us. We all spend a lot of time on our screens these days, and the high energy blue light from our devices is straining our eyes. The thing is, the human eye isn’t used to handling so much artificial light. In fact, it’s currently estimated that over 80% of people suffer from digital eye strain. So it’s time to start giving our eyes a little TLC. NATURALLY EFFECTIVE INGREDIENTS Our eyes need something called macular carotenoids, a protection from the artificial light we saturate them with. Research shows that carotenoids lutein, zeaxanthin and astaxanthin sit at the back of the eye, where they form the macular pigment. There’s also a concentration of Meso-zeaxanthin at the centre of this pigment.Our Eye Defence has all three of these powerful carotenoids, along with beta carotene. Our bodies then convert this to vitamin A, which contributes to the maintenance of normal vision. THE DANGER OF SCREENS FOR OUR EYES We all spend too much time looking at our screens - that is simply the reality of the modern world. But did you know that over the course of the day, your eyes essentially store up the energy they absorb from screens, before releasing it at night? This can result in oxidative damage to the delicate tissue in our eyes. The effects of this process accumulate over time, slowly damaging our eyesight. Which is why it’s super important to give our eyes support.The natural nutrients in our Eye Defence formula have clinically shown to give your eyes a plethora of health benefits, including: Improved visual function Reduced glare sensitivity Reduced eye strain and fatigue

A lightweight botanical eye serum formulated to hydrate, cool, and enhance the appearance of refreshed, well-rested skin around the delicate eye area. Product Description Living Libations Open Sky Eye Serum is a cooling, fast-absorbing botanical oil serum designed for the delicate skin around the eyes. Crafted with plant oils and aromatic botanicals, this lightweight formula helps moisturise, comfort, and revitalise the eye area, supporting the appearance of smooth, bright-looking skin. The silky texture absorbs easily without heaviness, making it suitable for use alone or layered with an eye crème. Open Sky Eye Serum is ideal for daily use and can be incorporated into both morning and evening skincare routines, including use under makeup. Why Choose Open Sky Eye Serum Moisturises and comforts the delicate eye area Supports the appearance of refreshed, well-rested skin Lightweight, fast-absorbing oil serum Naturally aromatic with cooling, floral, and herbal notes Suitable for daily use, including under makeup Designed specifically for the eye contour area How to Use Apply a small drop to clean fingertips or the palm of the hand.Gently pat around the eye contour, avoiding direct contact with the eyes.Use morning and/or evening.Can be used alone or layered under a compatible eye crème. Botanical Composition Open Sky Eye Serum is crafted with botanicals traditionally used in cosmetic skincare: Jojoba Oil (Simmondsia chinensis) – Conditions and softens the skin Virgin Coconut Oil (Cocos nucifera) – Helps support skin moisture Frankincense (Boswellia carterii) – Aromatic resin valued in skincare Rose Otto (Rosa damascena) – Floral essential oil traditionally used in eye care Peppermint (Mentha piperita) – Provides a fresh, cooling sensation Blue Tansy (Tanacetum annuum) – Known for its calming aromatic profile Cape Chamomile (Eriocephalus punctulatus) – Traditionally used to comfort the skin German Chamomile (Matricaria chamomilla) – Botanical oil valued in sensitive-skin formulations Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia) – Gentle aromatic botanical Sweet Thyme (Thymus linalool) – Mild essential oil suitable for delicate skin areas Ingredients Simmondsia chinensis (jojoba) oil, Cocos nucifera (virgin coconut) oil, essential oils of Boswellia carterii, Rosa damascena, Mentha piperita, Tanacetum annuum, Eriocephalus punctulatus, Matricaria chamomilla, Lavandula angustifolia, Thymus linalool. Size 10ml glass bottle (Also available in 30ml) Important Information For external use only. Avoid direct contact with eyes. Discontinue use if irritation occurs. Patch test before first use. Store away from direct sunlight. Keep out of reach of children. Results may vary depending on skin type, routine, and frequency of use. This product is cosmetic and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any medical condition.

A rich, jet-black botanical mascara that delivers dramatic volume, length, and definition while conditioning lashes with plant waxes, peptides, and resins. Product Description Raven Maven Mascara is a bold, botanically inspired mascara designed to elevate lashes with depth, density, and a glossy black finish. Crafted with naturally derived pigments, conditioning plant waxes, and lash-loving peptides, this luxurious formula coats each lash in an inky veil of definition that builds beautifully without clumping. At the heart of the formula is a carefully balanced trio of waxes chosen for their unique textures and melting points. Carnauba wax lends length and structure, Beeswax provides lift and hold, and Bayberry fruit wax contributes soft volume and flexibility. Cacao butter smooths and conditions, while Kaolin clay enhances body for a thick, sumptuous texture that stays comfortably in place. Pure mineral pigments create Raven Maven’s deep black hue, while Frankincense resin and plant-based peptides support the look of healthy, conditioned lashes over time. Encased in a sleek glass tube and paired with a flexible silicone wand, the formula glides on smoothly to sculpt, separate, and define from root to tip. Long-lasting yet easy to remove, Raven Maven washes away with warm water or a gentle cleansing oil, making it a refined choice for everyday wear or dramatic evenings. How to Use Sweep the wand through lashes from root to tip.Apply one coat for natural definition, or layer before the formula sets to build volume and length.Remove with warm water or a cleansing oil. Avoid pumping the wand. Keep the cap tightly closed between uses. Key Features • Volumising and length-enhancing finish• Naturally derived mineral pigments• Conditioning plant waxes and cacao butter• Peptides to support the appearance of lash vitality• Long-lasting, flexible wear• Easy removal without harsh rubbing Size 10 ml Important Information For cosmetic use only.Avoid direct contact with eyes.Discontinue use if irritation occurs.Keep out of reach of children.Store away from heat and direct sunlight.

Protect your eyes from artificial light... ...with a pair of YELLOWS.  Good light Light is one of the most important factors in our environment. We actually create energy from light not just food and it is is a vital nutrient for our health.  Every cell in our body is light sensitive and the quality of light we expose ourselves to affects us.  Sunlight is fabulous! It contains perfectly balanced amounts of red and blue light and our bodies have evolved to thrive in it. Red light is great for us, it regenerates the cells in our bodies - increasing energy levels, stimulating DNA synthesis, activating the lymphatic system, lowering oxidative stress, increasing blood flow/circulation and reducing inflammation.  Our eyes contain by far the highest number of light-sensative mitochondria in the body and junk light effects our body primarily through our eyes. Skin is also vulnerable to junk light. Junk light "Junk light is as bad as junk food" Dave Asprey Blue light is also known as High Energy Visible light (HEV) because it has the highest energy in the light spectrum. In sunshine it plays an important role helping boost alertness, memory and improve mood a well as playing a vital role in the bodies circadian rhythm. When taken out of its balanced spectrum, it's damaging, causing degeneration. In sunlight, blue light exposure is repaired by the regenerating red light. In modern lighting the red light isn't present and the damaging blue light is in much greater intensity than our bodies are made to cope with. This results in degeneration. Blue light is becoming so common and used in high doeses. Exposure comes from computers, smartphones, TV and LEDs. We used to use incandescent lights which did a good job of replicating sunlight. Whilst these light bulbs weren't energy efficient, as much of the energy was converted to heat, the effects on our vision and health are serious. By 2020 it is predicted that 90% of our lighting will come from LEDs. It is law, in Guernsey and the UK, that, for any new build, lighting comes from LEDs.  Eyesight Scientists are predicting a rise in cases Macular Degeneration because of the way we use lighting and screens. Macular Degeneration is the most common cause of vision loss in the Western world and currently its effects are irreversible. Our eyes are much more vulnerable to blue light than they are to UV light. The cornea and lens of the eyes are very effective at blocking UV rays from the sun, less than one percent reaches the retina. However, virtually all visible blue light passes through the cornea and lens and reaches the retina. Blue light penetrates into the eye deeply and can reach the retina where the macular is found. Without the presence of regenerating red light, this can result in degeneration.   The conclusions from a peer-reviewed 2018 study are quoted "In summary, retinal photodamage caused by a conventional light source can become chronic if exposure is high and long enough. In contrast, the use of blue-blocking filters can significantly alleviate the functional loss of retinal photosensitive cells. Therefore, these filters might be an effective mechanism to protect us from ocular pathologies." The study can be here. Sleep and jet-lag Blue light interferes with the production of melatonin, tricking the brain into thinking its daytime. This disrupts sleep which affects every aspect of body and brain function. Wearing Night YELLOWS in the hours before bedtime when using lights, TV's, phones, tablets, computers and e-readers should help to reduce sleep disruption. The overhead lights on airplanes are harsh bringing your hormones down. Wearing YELLOWS on a plane with a baseball cap and when you land before the bedtime in your new time zone should help to reduce jet lag caused by junk light and time zone changes. Wellbeing, energy, weight loss and anti-aging When exposed to junk light, the body is in a stressed environment and needs more energy to process it. This results in reduced energy and concentration, poor decision making and performance. Protecting your eyes should support energy and a general feeling of wellbeing as well as preventing sore eyes and blurred vision associated with digital eye strain. Wearing YELLOWS around screens, may also protect the delicate skin around eyes from signs of ageing caused by the increased oxidative stress. Blue light stimulates hunger via Leptin, a light sensitive hormone. It peaks at night and signals to our brains how much fat storage we have. Some research suggests that light exposure could be important in weight loss. One study can be seen here. Other major effects on our health Conditions that are made worse by modern light include nearly all the diseases that are starting to dominate our health systems:  Degenerative diseases - using blue light after dark causes a reduction in the production of melatonin. Melatonin is crucial in lowering the risk of cancer and other degenerative diseases.  Fertility and hormonal problems - blue light interferes with core hormones that make you what and who you are. We are seeing an increase in hormonal imbalances, infertility, birth defects and autism and it is believed that bad light plays a role in this.  Mental health - melatonin is responsible for reducing inflammation in the brain and blue light increases oxidative cell stress. These both have an affect mental health. Skin cancer - the flicker of LEDs causes an increase in oxidative stress on the cell membrane in the skin, as well as the eyes, which is believed to lead to an increased risk of skin cancer. Studies have shown that there is a huge increase in recent years in the occurrence of melanoma in those that work indoors under artificial lighting. There are a number of other environmental issues that effect these issues, however light is far more important than ever previously understood.  When to wear YELLOWS Around artificial lighting at any time of the day when there is limited or no sunlight. This includes at home and in public places! (Classrooms, shops and shopping centres, cinemas, restaurants all have strong artificial lights) In front of TV's and screens. It is advised to wear Yellows even if your screen has a blue light filter. In the hours before bedtime. When travelling, to protect against artificial lights and also help prevent jet-lag.  When suffering from an illness, they will protect against added oxidative stress, so your body can conserve energy needed for healing.  You don't need to wear YELLOWS outside in the day or around artificial light from incandescent or halogen sources in the day.   Day and Night explained Research shows that blue light between 400 and 460nm causes retina damage and that blue light between 450 and 470nm suppresses the production of melatonin.  Day YELLOWS  Our Day YELLOWS have a yellow lens and block 85% of blue light which has been shown to be the optimal level in the day in our extensive market research. A small amount of blue light during the day is important. Night YELLOWS At night it is important to protect your melatonin levels to the max. Night YELLOWS have an orange lens and block over 95% of blue light. Wearing Night YELLOWS after sunset can help your body to wind down naturally and improve sleep quality. Kids at risk Children are especially sensitive to HEV light. It is able to penetrate more efficiently and directly into a child’s retina. As we age, the lens starts to yellow, which then acts to block out some of the blue light. Our generation of children are being exposed to a far higher quantities of intense HEV light than any generation before. It is so important to protect their eyes at a young age to prevent the health issues mentioned here. A pair of YELLOWS makes a great Birthday or Christmas present with a lifetime of rewards! Or introduce them to your school.  YELLOWS help to protect against damaging modern lights but they are not a replacement for natural light. For children's eye health, it is really important to spend at least an hour a day outside in sunlight.  Adults most at risk Office, factory and shop workers spend whole days working under junk light and/or in front of screens. Important decisions are made in board rooms with bad lighting. Help to influence energy, productivity, health and well being with Day YELLOWS in your workplace. Shiftworkers - Light at night has shown to be highly associated with risk of hormone specific cancers. Shiftworkers need to pay special attention to preserving energy and looking after their biology.  Breast Feeding Mothers - Babies don’t produce their own melatonin, so they rely on the mother’s hormones. When the mother has healthy levels of melatonin, they are transmitted via breast milk to set their infants “master clock”, resulting in better sleep at night for you and your baby.  Over 60's - Once we reach 60, the body produces very little melatonin so we need to protect the production as much as possible.  Everyone else! Anyone will benefit from wearing YELLOWS. Shop YELLOWS Wearing blue light filters is more important than ever to protect you and your kids health.  “Wearing blue-blocking lenses in artificial light is like wearing sunscreen in the sunshine: it's a general health precaution for everyone.” Dr Mercola, alternative medicine expert and physician. Other ways to protect against junk light As well as wearing YELLOWS around artificial light and screens there are other ways you can and should protect yourself, especially at home and in your office: For Screens: Download a programme to reduce the blue light. We recommend Iris https://iristech.co which has some excellent settings. These apps control the temperature of the screen which is beneficial for your eyes. They still omit high energy light which enters your eye so and it is recommended to wear YELLOWS when using such programs.  Use Night Shift on apple devices, this can be found in Settings/Display & Brightness.  Try to decrease the amount of time spent in front of these screens and/or take frequent breaks to give your eyes a rest. And use sparingly at night. For lighting: Change the lights you use most to incandescent light bulbs or DC low voltage halogens. This is especially important for lights used at night or in rooms that contain no sunlight, for example your bedside lamp, reading light or home office light. Use as few lights as possible at night - amber and red lighting are the best at night. If you do use LEDs, use the highest CRI (R9) Index available, the nearer to 100 the better. The CRI tells us about light spectrum. And choose LEDs with the highest flicker rate, greater than 2,000 flickers per second are considered less damaging. Keep your room at night as dark as possible. If you aren't able to do this, use an eye mask at night. Cover your skin by wearing long sleeves around artificial light. Outside the home, you have little control of the environment - wear YELLOWS! There are many supplements that include high potency antioxidant nutrients that support your eye health. Two excellent ones are Cytoplan’s ‘Eye-Cyt' and Bulletproof’s ‘Eye Armour’.  The majority of adults will find that the Regular size is the best fit. The Small Adults/Teens is only a fraction smaller so these should be suitable for most adults. However, check your current glasses by measuring or looking inside the temple arms where the size is often marked.  As a general rule kids under the age of 7 will find the Small size the best fit and for older children the Regular size will be best.   Size LensWidth Bridge Temple  Width Lens Height Kids - Small 44mm 16mm 128mm 123mm 43mm Kids - Regular 48mm 17mm 130mm 128mm 36mm Small Adults/Teens 50mm 17mm 140mm 136mm 38mm Adults - Regular 52mm 18mm 145mm 137mm 39mm Adults - Large 55mm 18mm 145mm 142mm 42mm   Optometrists or eyewear stores can make minor adjustments to your frame if needed to customise the fit or if the glasses are bent out of shape. Most will do this for a small charge or for free. If you find that the leg isn't quite long enough, it's easy to rectify. You can adjust the 'elbow' of the legs by straightening it and making it less-pronounced until the desired fit is reached. You can even make the legs completely straight if you need, and this won't break or damage the strong skeleton. This is how an optician would handle the very same issue. If you or your child does wear glasses you can add a blue light protection tint onto the prescription lenses. The protection from clear lenses is much lower and be aware that if the glasses are worn at all times, you will be blocking out some blue light from the sun, which is essential for good health. The best solution is to have two pairs of glasses, one without blue light filters for outside and one with for inside. What our customers are saying "Comfortable, stylish and safe." "For the cost of a plastic toy, knowing that my childs sight is being protected is a no brainer. My kids also love wearing these glasses."  "They take getting used to, but after a few days my eyes crave them when I am at my computer." "We have a pair in every room!"  "My jet lag was definitely milder after wearing these my entire journey. I also find that I fall asleep more easily at night."  "It eases my mind when my daughter is wearing her glasses when she is on her iPad."  "I no longer struggling to fall asleep after working on my computer in the evenings, now I use Night Yellows." 

EyeC.A.R.E. NAD+ Boosting Eye Cream (15ml) Revolutionary NAD+ Eye Therapy for Ageless Beauty Diminishes Fine Lines Reduces Puffiness & Bags Intense Hydration Inside the Formula:Water, Dimethicone, Cyclopentasiloxane, Glycerin, Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide (NAD+), Hyaluronic Acid, Panthenol (Vitamin B5), Glycosaminoglycans, Acetyl Glutamylheptapeptide-1, Copper Tripeptide-1, Copper PCA, Zinc PCA, Calcium PCA, Laureth-12, Squalene, Santalum Album (Sandalwood) Extract, Phellodendron Amurense Bark Extract, Hordeum Distichon (Barley) Extract, Aloe Barbendesis Leaf Extract, Hydrolyzed Wheat Protein, Phytic Acid, Triticum Vulgare (Wheat) Germ Oil, Linoleic Acid, Simmondsia Chinesis (Jojoba) Seed Oil, Propylene Glycol, Sorbitol, Tocopherol (Vitamin E), Urtica Dioica (Nettle) Extract, Equisetum Arvense (Horsetail) Extract, Cucumis Sativus (Cucumber) Extract, Centella Asiatica Extract, Chamomilla Recutita (Matricaria) Extract, Chlorella Vulgaris Extract, Hydrolyzed Algin, Lecithin, Phenoxyethanol, Capryl Glycol, Ethylhexylglycerin, Hexylene Glycol. Awaken Your Eyes to a Youthful Tomorrow Diminishes Fine LinesTarget the delicate eye area with NAD+ Precursors to visibly reduce fine lines and wrinkles. Reduces Puffiness & BagsAdvanced ingredients work synergistically to soothe and de-puff tired eyes. Intense HydrationDive into deep hydration with hyaluronic acid, leaving the eye area plump and refreshed. Revolutionary NAD+ Eye Therapy for Ageless Beauty Good For:Anyone looking to address signs of aging around the eyes. Texture:A rich, yet fast-absorbing cream that seamlessly blends into the skin. Key Ingredients: NAD+ Precursors: Fuels skin's cellular repair and rejuvenation around the eyes. GHK-Cu Neural Inhibitors & Hyaluronic Acid NRF-2 Activators How to Apply: Prepare: Gently cleanse the eye area. Apply: Dot a small amount around the eye contour. Pat: Use your ring finger to lightly pat the cream until absorbed. We Know What You’re Thinking... Can I use EyeC.A.R.E. if I have sensitive skin?Yes, it's designed for all skin types, including sensitive skin. However, we recommend performing a patch test first. How often should I apply the EyeC.A.R.E. Eye Cream?For best results, apply it twice daily, in the morning and evening, to clean, dry skin. Can EyeC.A.R.E. be used with other skincare products?Absolutely! It can be integrated into your existing skincare routine. Apply it before your moisturizer. Will EyeC.A.R.E. help reduce dark circles?Yes, it is formulated to target dark circles, reduce puffiness, and improve the overall appearance of the eye area. Is EyeC.A.R.E. suitable for men?Definitely! It's suitable for anyone looking to address signs of aging around the eyes, regardless of gender. Help reveal a brighter, smoother, and more youthful-looking eye area with EyeC.A.R.E. NAD+ Boosting Eye Cream.    Disclaimer:  This product is for external use only. Avoid direct contact with eyes. If irritation occurs, discontinue use immediately and consult a healthcare professional. Keep out of reach of children. Results may vary. The information provided is for general guidance and is not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any medical conditions. Always perform a patch test before use to check for sensitivity. For any concerns regarding your skin or health, please consult a dermatologist or healthcare professional.

Protect your eyes from artificial light... ...with a pair of YELLOWS.  Good light Light is one of the most important factors in our environment. We actually create energy from light not just food and it is is a vital nutrient for our health.  Every cell in our body is light sensitive and the quality of light we expose ourselves to affects us.  Sunlight is fabulous! It contains perfectly balanced amounts of red and blue light and our bodies have evolved to thrive in it. Red light is great for us, it regenerates the cells in our bodies - increasing energy levels, stimulating DNA synthesis, activating the lymphatic system, lowering oxidative stress, increasing blood flow/circulation and reducing inflammation.  Our eyes contain by far the highest number of light-sensative mitochondria in the body and junk light effects our body primarily through our eyes. Skin is also vulnerable to junk light. Junk light "Junk light is as bad as junk food" Dave Asprey Blue light is also known as High Energy Visible light (HEV) because it has the highest energy in the light spectrum. In sunshine it plays an important role helping boost alertness, memory and improve mood a well as playing a vital role in the bodies circadian rhythm. When taken out of its balanced spectrum, it's damaging, causing degeneration. In sunlight, blue light exposure is repaired by the regenerating red light. In modern lighting the red light isn't present and the damaging blue light is in much greater intensity than our bodies are made to cope with. This results in degeneration. Blue light is becoming so common and used in high doeses. Exposure comes from computers, smartphones, TV and LEDs. We used to use incandescent lights which did a good job of replicating sunlight. Whilst these light bulbs weren't energy efficient, as much of the energy was converted to heat, the effects on our vision and health are serious. By 2020 it is predicted that 90% of our lighting will come from LEDs. It is law, in Guernsey and the UK, that, for any new build, lighting comes from LEDs.  Eyesight Scientists are predicting a rise in cases Macular Degeneration because of the way we use lighting and screens. Macular Degeneration is the most common cause of vision loss in the Western world and currently its effects are irreversible. Our eyes are much more vulnerable to blue light than they are to UV light. The cornea and lens of the eyes are very effective at blocking UV rays from the sun, less than one percent reaches the retina. However, virtually all visible blue light passes through the cornea and lens and reaches the retina. Blue light penetrates into the eye deeply and can reach the retina where the macular is found. Without the presence of regenerating red light, this can result in degeneration.   The conclusions from a peer-reviewed 2018 study are quoted "In summary, retinal photodamage caused by a conventional light source can become chronic if exposure is high and long enough. In contrast, the use of blue-blocking filters can significantly alleviate the functional loss of retinal photosensitive cells. Therefore, these filters might be an effective mechanism to protect us from ocular pathologies." The study can be here. Sleep and jet-lag Blue light interferes with the production of melatonin, tricking the brain into thinking its daytime. This disrupts sleep which affects every aspect of body and brain function. Wearing Night YELLOWS in the hours before bedtime when using lights, TV's, phones, tablets, computers and e-readers should help to reduce sleep disruption. The overhead lights on airplanes are harsh bringing your hormones down. Wearing YELLOWS on a plane with a baseball cap and when you land before the bedtime in your new time zone should help to reduce jet lag caused by junk light and time zone changes. Wellbeing, energy, weight loss and anti-aging When exposed to junk light, the body is in a stressed environment and needs more energy to process it. This results in reduced energy and concentration, poor decision making and performance. Protecting your eyes should support energy and a general feeling of wellbeing as well as preventing sore eyes and blurred vision associated with digital eye strain. Wearing YELLOWS around screens, may also protect the delicate skin around eyes from signs of ageing caused by the increased oxidative stress. Blue light stimulates hunger via Leptin, a light sensitive hormone. It peaks at night and signals to our brains how much fat storage we have. Some research suggests that light exposure could be important in weight loss. One study can be seen here. Other major effects on our health Conditions that are made worse by modern light include nearly all the diseases that are starting to dominate our health systems:  Degenerative diseases - using blue light after dark causes a reduction in the production of melatonin. Melatonin is crucial in lowering the risk of cancer and other degenerative diseases.  Fertility and hormonal problems - blue light interferes with core hormones that make you what and who you are. We are seeing an increase in hormonal imbalances, infertility, birth defects and autism and it is believed that bad light plays a role in this.  Mental health - melatonin is responsible for reducing inflammation in the brain and blue light increases oxidative cell stress. These both have an affect mental health. Skin cancer - the flicker of LEDs causes an increase in oxidative stress on the cell membrane in the skin, as well as the eyes, which is believed to lead to an increased risk of skin cancer. Studies have shown that there is a huge increase in recent years in the occurrence of melanoma in those that work indoors under artificial lighting. There are a number of other environmental issues that effect these issues, however light is far more important than ever previously understood.  When to wear YELLOWS Around artificial lighting at any time of the day when there is limited or no sunlight. This includes at home and in public places! (Classrooms, shops and shopping centres, cinemas, restaurants all have strong artificial lights) In front of TV's and screens. It is advised to wear Yellows even if your screen has a blue light filter. In the hours before bedtime. When travelling, to protect against artificial lights and also help prevent jet-lag.  When suffering from an illness, they will protect against added oxidative stress, so your body can conserve energy needed for healing.  You don't need to wear YELLOWS outside in the day or around artificial light from incandescent or halogen sources in the day.   Day and Night explained Research shows that blue light between 400 and 460nm causes retina damage and that blue light between 450 and 470nm suppresses the production of melatonin.  Day YELLOWS  Our Day YELLOWS have a yellow lens and block 85% of blue light which has been shown to be the optimal level in the day in our extensive market research. A small amount of blue light during the day is important. Night YELLOWS At night it is important to protect your melatonin levels to the max. Night YELLOWS have an orange lens and block over 95% of blue light. Wearing Night YELLOWS after sunset can help your body to wind down naturally and improve sleep quality. Kids at risk Children are especially sensitive to HEV light. It is able to penetrate more efficiently and directly into a child’s retina. As we age, the lens starts to yellow, which then acts to block out some of the blue light. Our generation of children are being exposed to a far higher quantities of intense HEV light than any generation before. It is so important to protect their eyes at a young age to prevent the health issues mentioned here. A pair of YELLOWS makes a great Birthday or Christmas present with a lifetime of rewards! Or introduce them to your school.  YELLOWS help to protect against damaging modern lights but they are not a replacement for natural light. For children's eye health, it is really important to spend at least an hour a day outside in sunlight.  Adults most at risk Office, factory and shop workers spend whole days working under junk light and/or in front of screens. Important decisions are made in board rooms with bad lighting. Help to influence energy, productivity, health and well being with Day YELLOWS in your workplace. Shiftworkers - Light at night has shown to be highly associated with risk of hormone specific cancers. Shiftworkers need to pay special attention to preserving energy and looking after their biology.  Breast Feeding Mothers - Babies don’t produce their own melatonin, so they rely on the mother’s hormones. When the mother has healthy levels of melatonin, they are transmitted via breast milk to set their infants “master clock”, resulting in better sleep at night for you and your baby.  Over 60's - Once we reach 60, the body produces very little melatonin so we need to protect the production as much as possible.  Everyone else! Anyone will benefit from wearing YELLOWS. Shop YELLOWS Wearing blue light filters is more important than ever to protect you and your kids health.  “Wearing blue-blocking lenses in artificial light is like wearing sunscreen in the sunshine: it's a general health precaution for everyone.” Dr Mercola, alternative medicine expert and physician. Other ways to protect against junk light As well as wearing YELLOWS around artificial light and screens there are other ways you can and should protect yourself, especially at home and in your office: For Screens: Download a programme to reduce the blue light. We recommend Iris https://iristech.co which has some excellent settings. These apps control the temperature of the screen which is beneficial for your eyes. They still omit high energy light which enters your eye so and it is recommended to wear YELLOWS when using such programs.  Use Night Shift on apple devices, this can be found in Settings/Display & Brightness.  Try to decrease the amount of time spent in front of these screens and/or take frequent breaks to give your eyes a rest. And use sparingly at night. For lighting: Change the lights you use most to incandescent light bulbs or DC low voltage halogens. This is especially important for lights used at night or in rooms that contain no sunlight, for example your bedside lamp, reading light or home office light. Use as few lights as possible at night - amber and red lighting are the best at night. If you do use LEDs, use the highest CRI (R9) Index available, the nearer to 100 the better. The CRI tells us about light spectrum. And choose LEDs with the highest flicker rate, greater than 2,000 flickers per second are considered less damaging. Keep your room at night as dark as possible. If you aren't able to do this, use an eye mask at night. Cover your skin by wearing long sleeves around artificial light. Outside the home, you have little control of the environment - wear YELLOWS! There are many supplements that include high potency antioxidant nutrients that support your eye health. Two excellent ones are Cytoplan’s ‘Eye-Cyt' and Bulletproof’s ‘Eye Armour’.  The majority of adults will find that the Regular size is the best fit. The Small Adults/Teens is only a fraction smaller so these should be suitable for most adults. However, check your current glasses by measuring or looking inside the temple arms where the size is often marked.  As a general rule kids under the age of 7 will find the Small size the best fit and for older children the Regular size will be best.   Size LensWidth Bridge Temple  Width Lens Height Kids - Small 44mm 16mm 128mm 123mm 43mm Kids - Regular 48mm 17mm 130mm 128mm 36mm Small Adults/Teens 50mm 17mm 140mm 136mm 38mm Adults - Regular 52mm 18mm 145mm 137mm 39mm Adults - Large 55mm 18mm 145mm 142mm 42mm   Optometrists or eyewear stores can make minor adjustments to your frame if needed to customise the fit or if the glasses are bent out of shape. Most will do this for a small charge or for free. If you find that the leg isn't quite long enough, it's easy to rectify. You can adjust the 'elbow' of the legs by straightening it and making it less-pronounced until the desired fit is reached. You can even make the legs completely straight if you need, and this won't break or damage the strong skeleton. This is how an optician would handle the very same issue. If you or your child does wear glasses you can add a blue light protection tint onto the prescription lenses. The protection from clear lenses is much lower and be aware that if the glasses are worn at all times, you will be blocking out some blue light from the sun, which is essential for good health. The best solution is to have two pairs of glasses, one without blue light filters for outside and one with for inside. What our customers are saying "Comfortable, stylish and safe." "For the cost of a plastic toy, knowing that my childs sight is being protected is a no brainer. My kids also love wearing these glasses."  "They take getting used to, but after a few days my eyes crave them when I am at my computer." "We have a pair in every room!"  "My jet lag was definitely milder after wearing these my entire journey. I also find that I fall asleep more easily at night."  "It eases my mind when my daughter is wearing her glasses when she is on her iPad."  "I no longer struggling to fall asleep after working on my computer in the evenings, now I use Night Yellows."