Dr. Hauschka Eye Balm is a soothing and nourishing eye balm that cares for the delicate skin around the eyes, providing hydration and helping to protect it. It is also suitable for contact lens wearers.

Key Benefits

The balm supports the elasticity, firmness and resilience of the skin around the eyes. The product is ophthalmologically tested and can also be used as a complementary treatment during hay fever season.

The delicate eye area thus receives hydration, nourishment and protection in one step of the morning routine.

Ingredients

• The nourishing base consists of castor oil, peanut oil and beeswax.
• The botanical component is complemented by extracts of carrot, kidney vetch, calendula, St. John's wort and neem leaves.
• The formula also contains apricot and jojoba oil, cocoa butter and silk powder.
• The fragrance comes from natural essential oils; the declared fragrance ingredients include citronellol, geraniol, limonene, linalool, citral, eugenol and farnesol.
• Eye Balm is certified natural or organic cosmetics according to the NATRUE standard.
• It contains no synthetic fragrances, colorants or preservatives. It is also free from mineral oils, silicones and PEG.

The combination of oils, wax, butter and plant extracts provides nourishing care for delicate skin with NATRUE certification.

Application and Dosage

Use the balm in the morning after cleansing and toning the skin. A rice grain-sized amount is sufficient for one application. First warm it between your fingertips, then gently apply from the inner corner of the eye outwards.

Eye Balm is not recommended for use at night.

A small morning dose allows you to specifically treat the entire eye area and prepare it for the day.

Packaging and Volume

• Volume: 10 ml
• Country of origin: Germany

About the Brand

The Dr. Hauschka cosmetics range was launched in 1967. It was developed through the collaboration of chemist Rudolf Hauschka and researcher and cosmetician Elisabeth Sigmund, who met in 1962. The brand continues to operate in Eckwälden in southern Germany on the grounds that Rudolf Hauschka acquired in the late 1950s, and a number of production steps are still carried out by hand there.

Dr. Hauschka thus builds on the collaboration of its founders and to this day carries out part of its production using manual processes in southern Germany.