
Eminence Neroli Age Corrective Eye Serum
A hydrating, alcohol-free vitamin E serum from Eminence's organic line, worth considering if the neroli scent and its texture suit your routine.
- Size
- 1 fl oz
- Skin Type
- All
- Item Form
- Lotion
- Scent
- Neroli
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