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Hydrolyze
Hydrolyze is an eye cream solution designed to eliminate dark eye circles and eye bags. The formula can reduce dark circles by up to 45% and under eye bags by as much as 68%. Hydrolyze helps boost collagen production for the area around the eyes, reduces visible wrinkles, and helps strengthen under eye capillaries.
The two main ingredients used in Hydrolyze are Haloxyl and Matrixyl 3000. Both are well regarded ingredients when it comes to treating the signs of aging around the eyes. Haloxyl works to help strengthen the capillaries under the eyes to stop and reverse blood leakage which causes the dark eye circles in the first place. Matrixyl 3000 is an advanced multi-peptide that works to reduce visible deep wrinkles and other signs of aging by up to 68%.
A single jar of Hydrolyze costs $79.95 but right now there is a 30-day free trial offer available. You can try Hydrolyze by paying the shipping and handling cost of $6.95. In addition, you’ll also receive Hydroxatone Balancing Toner, a $40 value, absolutely free.
Free Trial: Hydrolyze Revitalizing Under Eye Treatment. 30-day trial. $6.95 S&H
A common misconception regarding dark circles is that is primarily caused by stress or a lack of sleep. However dermatologists and plastic surgeons agree that dark circles are mainly caused by capillaries that leak blood close to under the skin’s surface. When the blood begins to oxidize it turns a bluish red color, similar to an bruise. Since the skin under the eyes is very thin, this leads to the appearance of those embarrassing bags and dark circles.
Haloxyl, one of the main ingredients in Hydrolyze, has been shown to help reduce the leaked blood under the skin by using a series of natural enzymes that break down the blood and cause the dark circles to fade. In addition, it also helps strengthen the capillaries in order to help prevent them further blood leakage in the future.
In a clinical trial, more than 72% of women who had serious dark circles and used Haloxyl saw an obvious visible reduction in the dark color under their eyes. These findings were confirmed using high-speed laboratory photography that clearly showed a significant reduction in the appearance of the blue and red color that make up dark eye circles.
