Bestseller cream that instantly brightens tired eyes is slashed by 50% in ‘final clearance' sale as brand shutting TODAY
bestselling eye cream
that fans swear by for
banishing dark circles and tired eyes
has been
slashed by 50%
in a shock
final clearance sale
.
Beauty lovers are rushing to bag the cult favourite before it's gone for good - as the brand behind it shuts down today.
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Radiance Brightening Dark Circle Eye Cream, that's clinically proven to reduce dark circles in just 7 days, is now half price
Credit: REN Clean Skincare
REN's Radiance Brightening Dark Circle Eye Cream works to even out skin tone and visibly lift the delicate under-eye area – perfect after late nights or long days.
Clinically proven to reduce dark circles in just 7 days, this lightweight, vegan formula gives tired eyes a much-needed boost of
It's clever water-in-oil emulsion glides on smooth and creamy, leaving skin feeling fresh, firm and ready for anything.
Now just £24.50 – down from £49 – it's a final chance to snap up this glow-giving essential before it disappears for good.
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KEY BENEFITS
Proven to visibly reduce dark circles in 7 days
De-puffs and hydrates skin around the eyes
Supports a more plumped, smooth and firmer appearance
Lightweight creamy formula that absorbs easily
Instantly brighter eyes
Fragrance Free. 95% naturally derived formula
HOW DOES IT WORK?
Packed with 95% naturally derived ingredients, the cream is gentle on delicate skin and soaks in easily to target puffiness and stubborn dark circles without irritation.
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It's loaded with upcycled Elderberry Flower Extract, rich in antioxidants to fight off free radicals, plus moisture-locking Glycogen from corn to keep your under-eyes plumped, smooth and glowing all day.
It's like 8 hours of sleep in a tube – and now it's going for a fraction of the price.
British skincare brand sold in Boots launches 50% off sale as it prepares to close down this month
SHUTTING SHOP
The beloved British skincare brand is shutting down today, after 25 years in business, leaving fans devastated.
The company is
closing down
after its parent company cited "internal factors and market challenges".
The pioneering brand, which was ahead of the 'clean beauty' trend, was founded by Rob Calcraft and Anthony Buck in 2000.
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Some of its prestigious products, such as Ready Steady Glow Daily AHA Toner (£30,) and the Evercalm range (£75), developed a cult following.
Its innovative approach to skincare attracted the attention of Unilver's prestige Brand director, Vasiliki Petrou.
Unilever bought the company for an undisclosed amount in 2015.
Under Petrou's mentorship, the 2023 turnover ballooned to £1.2bn.
However, last year she left the department, and almost immediately, profits started to dip.
Announcing the closure via an
"Born in London in 2000, we've been proud to put clean skincare on the agenda, creating positive change for out people and planet.
"We thank you, our community for your support over the years.
"You can still shop with us over at renskincare.com until 31st July 2025."
Ahead of the closure, REN, which is stocked in
Boots
,
launched a huge 50% off sale
, and customers can still grab bargains until 23:59pm tonight.
Among the deals on offer, customers can nab the Radiance Brightening Dark Circle Eye Cream for £24.50 down from £49 and the Evercalm Global Protection Cream for £42, down from £29.40.
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Customers can still by REN products until 23:59 tonight
Credit: REN Clean Skincare
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