Our most common beauty complaint is dark circles and crow’s feet around the eyes.

Firm & Fade contains Haloxyl™ specifically developed to reduce the appearance of dark under-eye circles and “bags” under the eyes and to combat that “tired” look.

Do your eyes look dull? Do you have under-eye circles that are making you look older? Are you tired of using concealer to cover up your dark under-eye circles? We all know that after a few hours, concealer has either stopped working or has turned cakey. The skin under the eyes is very thin and highly vascularized and susceptible to discoloration. When this happens, unsightly dark circles can develop.

Product Highlights

Researchers have now discovered Haloxyl™ can banish under-eye circles!

How does it work?

Haloxyl™ helps reduce hemoglobin degradation byproducts by optimizing enzyme activity in the per-orbital tissue causing the red-blue pigmentation to fade.

Infra-orbital shadows or “dark circles” under the eye are due to the accumulation of hemoglobin and its colored degradation products (biliverdin, bilirubin and iron) in the dermis and epidermis. In layman’s terms, your tiny capillaries have deposited blood around your sensitive eye tissue. This leads to the bluish-red pigmentation that causes dark circles.

Haloxyl™ stimulates the enzyme leading to the clearance of bilirubin and makes the iron soluble, allowing it to be eliminated.

Haloxyl™ also helps strengthen the capillary matrix to help stop the leaking so your eye area is protected against further damage. (Dark circles, when left untreated, can become permanent).

Clinical studies:

In a double-blind clinical trial 72% of women who had dark circles saw an obvious, visible reduction in the color and severity of their dark circles.
In vitro and in vivo studies demonstrate the ability of HALOXYL™ to:

• Enhance the skin’s own capacity to eliminate pigmented by-products of hemoglobin
• Increase skin density to better support the microvascular network around the eyes
• Alleviate inflammation which can lead to vessel fragility