Reviving Eye Serum – The Herb Farm

$39.05
Reviving Eye Serum is a lightweight, fast-absorbing natural treatment targeting dark circles, puffiness and fine lines. It contains fresh gotu kola, kiwi seed oil and eyebright to support brightness, firmness, hydration and revitalisation. It is 100% natural and vegan.
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Product Reviews by Experts
I enjoyed how light and refreshing this serum feels. It absorbs quickly, hydrates well and helps reduce morning puffiness without feeling heavy. My favourite scent of all the eye creams! The brand has clearly thought about sustainability from every angle, from growing its own herbs to reusing packaging. I also love its ongoing support for local charities and women in the workforce.
This gentle, reviving eye serum has a beautiful milky texture that feels cooling on application, absorbs well and has a really lovely natural scent. I particularly love the inclusion of Rootness Awake™ to help brighten and Gotu Kola extract to help firm. The dropper bottle also makes application a breeze! I’m so impressed by The Herb Farm’s commitment to sustainability through low-waste packaging, responsible production practices, and initiatives that support biodiversity and environmental regeneration. Their approach considers environmental impact at every stage of the product journey.
My favourite quality of this product was the texture. It gave the undereye area a nice bounce and plumped it up. I liked the subtle smell and it felt really hydrating and made a nice base under my concealer. I think this would be a nice option for most skin types, from dry to oily; it feels really hydrating without being too heavy. The brand prioritises natural ingredients in their formulas, which is nice to see. It’s also a nice part of the brand story that the herbs are grown in their gardens and undergo a process to ensure the properties are benefiting the formula.
I enjoyed how light and refreshing this serum feels. It absorbs quickly, hydrates well and helps reduce morning puffiness without feeling heavy. My favourite scent of all the eye creams! The brand has clearly thought about sustainability from every angle, from growing its own herbs to reusing packaging. I also love its ongoing support for local charities and women in the workforce.
This gentle, reviving eye serum has a beautiful milky texture that feels cooling on application, absorbs well and has a really lovely natural scent. I particularly love the inclusion of Rootness Awake™ to help brighten and Gotu Kola extract to help firm. The dropper bottle also makes application a breeze! I’m so impressed by The Herb Farm’s commitment to sustainability through low-waste packaging, responsible production practices, and initiatives that support biodiversity and environmental regeneration. Their approach considers environmental impact at every stage of the product journey.
My favourite quality of this product was the texture. It gave the undereye area a nice bounce and plumped it up. I liked the subtle smell and it felt really hydrating and made a nice base under my concealer. I think this would be a nice option for most skin types, from dry to oily; it feels really hydrating without being too heavy. The brand prioritises natural ingredients in their formulas, which is nice to see. It’s also a nice part of the brand story that the herbs are grown in their gardens and undergo a process to ensure the properties are benefiting the formula.
I enjoyed how light and refreshing this serum feels. It absorbs quickly, hydrates well and helps reduce morning puffiness without feeling heavy. My favourite scent of all the eye creams! The brand has clearly thought about sustainability from every angle, from growing its own herbs to reusing packaging. I also love its ongoing support for local charities and women in the workforce.
This gentle, reviving eye serum has a beautiful milky texture that feels cooling on application, absorbs well and has a really lovely natural scent. I particularly love the inclusion of Rootness Awake™ to help brighten and Gotu Kola extract to help firm. The dropper bottle also makes application a breeze! I’m so impressed by The Herb Farm’s commitment to sustainability through low-waste packaging, responsible production practices, and initiatives that support biodiversity and environmental regeneration. Their approach considers environmental impact at every stage of the product journey.
My favourite quality of this product was the texture. It gave the undereye area a nice bounce and plumped it up. I liked the subtle smell and it felt really hydrating and made a nice base under my concealer. I think this would be a nice option for most skin types, from dry to oily; it feels really hydrating without being too heavy. The brand prioritises natural ingredients in their formulas, which is nice to see. It’s also a nice part of the brand story that the herbs are grown in their gardens and undergo a process to ensure the properties are benefiting the formula.
I enjoyed how light and refreshing this serum feels. It absorbs quickly, hydrates well and helps reduce morning puffiness without feeling heavy. My favourite scent of all the eye creams! The brand has clearly thought about sustainability from every angle, from growing its own herbs to reusing packaging. I also love its ongoing support for local charities and women in the workforce.
This gentle, reviving eye serum has a beautiful milky texture that feels cooling on application, absorbs well and has a really lovely natural scent. I particularly love the inclusion of Rootness Awake™ to help brighten and Gotu Kola extract to help firm. The dropper bottle also makes application a breeze! I’m so impressed by The Herb Farm’s commitment to sustainability through low-waste packaging, responsible production practices, and initiatives that support biodiversity and environmental regeneration. Their approach considers environmental impact at every stage of the product journey.
My favourite quality of this product was the texture. It gave the undereye area a nice bounce and plumped it up. I liked the subtle smell and it felt really hydrating and made a nice base under my concealer. I think this would be a nice option for most skin types, from dry to oily; it feels really hydrating without being too heavy. The brand prioritises natural ingredients in their formulas, which is nice to see. It’s also a nice part of the brand story that the herbs are grown in their gardens and undergo a process to ensure the properties are benefiting the formula.
I enjoyed how light and refreshing this serum feels. It absorbs quickly, hydrates well and helps reduce morning puffiness without feeling heavy. My favourite scent of all the eye creams! The brand has clearly thought about sustainability from every angle, from growing its own herbs to reusing packaging. I also love its ongoing support for local charities and women in the workforce.
This gentle, reviving eye serum has a beautiful milky texture that feels cooling on application, absorbs well and has a really lovely natural scent. I particularly love the inclusion of Rootness Awake™ to help brighten and Gotu Kola extract to help firm. The dropper bottle also makes application a breeze! I’m so impressed by The Herb Farm’s commitment to sustainability through low-waste packaging, responsible production practices, and initiatives that support biodiversity and environmental regeneration. Their approach considers environmental impact at every stage of the product journey.
My favourite quality of this product was the texture. It gave the undereye area a nice bounce and plumped it up. I liked the subtle smell and it felt really hydrating and made a nice base under my concealer. I think this would be a nice option for most skin types, from dry to oily; it feels really hydrating without being too heavy. The brand prioritises natural ingredients in their formulas, which is nice to see. It’s also a nice part of the brand story that the herbs are grown in their gardens and undergo a process to ensure the properties are benefiting the formula.






















