MY REVIEW: goPURE Youth Glow Eye Gel

$19.00
Product Description
goPURE Naturals is an all new, All Natural Skin Care Brand launching this month after years of research and development. 

We are looking for Amazon reviews (unbiased, honest reviews), along with your blog post (which is how your review is verified through Tomoson) for our newly released ALL NATURAL EYE GEL Formula - the most advanced natural formula available for reducing DARK EYE CIRCLES, EYE 

PUFFINESS, AND FINE LINES AND WRINKLES AROUND THE EYES.

 MY REVIEW:

 Ya'll know if you have been reading my reviews how much I love plant stem cells in my creams. Especially my eye treatments. And how much I love the peptide Matrixyl 3000. I have written extensive research on the two. And this eye gel I love. I love that one pump does it. Plus it has vitamin E. I used it in the morning and night. The 2 times you need to use it. Also it is never to late or to early to use a good eye cream/gel. I have been loving gels more than its counterparts creams. This has a fresh scent and I love the research they have done themselves. I give this a beauty 10.
~Tiffany

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Comments

  1. UnknownFebruary 20, 2015 at 8:05 PM

    I'm excited to try this eye gel I placed an order and thought I would see what reviews are out there on it. Matrixyl 3000 stimulates collagen synthesis and skin repair. This means it qualifies as a long-term aging system. Matrixyl can nearly double the amount of the protein collagen needed to give skin its elasticity. I will come back and review this product once I have tried it but it sounds like a winner!

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