UpCircle Eye Cream With Coffee And Hyaluronic Acid 15ml - For Dark Circles, Puffiness + Wrinkles - Glycerin, Maple Bark + Cucumber Extract - Natural, Vegan + Cruelty-Free

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The bundles are usually cheaper than buying the products separately, too. You can also choose to buy the Full House Gift Box, with all 11, full-sized products included. How much is delivery? Its Return + Refill scheme is cost effective and not a fad. It's easy, simple and straightforward, saving you money and stopping products from going to landfill in the long-run. Today, UpCircle’s wide range of cosmetics products are all vegan, cruelty-free, and 100% natural. Reusing items like coffee grounds and steeped chai tea herbs, “ you get to enjoy the uplifting benefits of nature’s own skin rejuvenators – and do the planet some good, too.” Launched in 2016 by brother and sister duo William and Anna Brightman, UpCircle does cosmetics differently. The pair wanted to reduce waste and repurpose natural items, like used coffee grounds, which would inevitably end up in landfill. So beginning with a focus on coffee grounds, UpCircle started collecting reusable natural materials from local London coffee shops for their cosmetics products.

Plus, you can mix and match UpCircle's bundles, too, building your own to make sure you get the best of most worlds if needs be. How much to use: Just a few drops of Serum are needed for best results- between two and four should be plenty! UpCircle's Return and Refill scheme is pretty revolutionary, in my humble opinion - it makes upcycling and being eco-conscious easy and cost-effective. I already have a trusty moisturiser, but I've been looking for an everyday cleanser that is soft enough to use on my sensitive skin, yet effectively removes stubborn grime, pollution and make-up. The Upcircle eye cream is 99% natural and made with coffee oil extracted from repurposed grounds and anti-inflammatory maple bark extract, a by-product of the wood industry. They say it helps “brighten, refresh and renew, reducing the appearance of dark circles and fine lines.” While I feel the eye cream provides a good dose of hydration I would not expect any dark circle brightening miracles. Hereditary dark circles are impossible to get rid of and if you’re just experiencing an episode I prefer to recommend sleep, good food and exercise than any supposed miracle eye cream.

As previously mentioned, I tested UpCircle's 'Award-winners Bundle', which includes three things: a Cleansing Face Balm, Body Cream and Face Serum. This article will serve as your go-to resource to determine whether the brand’s products will be worth your time and money.

FINDING cosmetics that are great both for your skin and the planet can feel pretty much impossible. Absolutely! As I mentioned above, UpCircle (a play on words from the term 'upcycle' - geddit?) is one of the most sustainable skincare brands I've come across. My skin has felt noticeably less drier and sensitive thanks to the serum, which is made from repurposed coffee extract and oil. Less is definitely more with this one, as it can feel greasy at first but it absorbs wonderfully into skin, leaving it feel nourished (thanks to its key ingredient, Vitamin C).The company recommends that the first time you light it, you should allow the wax to melt evenly across the top so it reaches both edges of the jar. This will ensure your candle does not burn into a tunnel on your next use. If you're not sure on which UpCircle products or bundles to invest in you can take the brand's skincare quiz - it takes the pain away from being overwhelmed by choice.