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Sephora customers believe they may have found the answer with this eye firming cream, which has just been restocked after being a sell-out hit, despite the fact that getting younger and more awake-looking eyes may seem difficult. This Innbeauty Project eye cream promises to firm and smooth the area around the eyes, giving you the rejuvenated eyes you’ve been looking for.
This high-performance eye cream, which is marketed as a high-performance eye cream, has been clinically demonstrated to significantly reduce puffiness, wrinkles, and sagging eyelids in a week.
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This potent eye cream promises to give you transformative firmness, contour, puffiness, and eyelid contouring results.
The popular high-performance eye cream goes above and beyond to address the signs of aging that might be present in your home. This cream has a luxe reverse-emulsion texture that intensely moisturizes and leaves a flawless base, making it ideal for use on its own or to layer underneath makeup in layers. It offers eyes that appear clearly lifted, firmed, and contoured.
This cream, which costs $49, contains a potent combination of ingredients that combat ageing. Hexapeptide-8 and Paracress, which clearly lift, contour, and smooth wrinkles, are included in the formula. They appear to smooth skin and reduce puffiness around the eyes by working together with Acetyl-Tetrapeptide-5 and biomimetic proteins. Additionally, the addition of bio-retinol and fermented amino acids improves appearance and visible lifts sagging eyelids.
Sephora shoppers have given this cream a ton of rave reviews, with 298 out of 367 of them rating it highly.
One satisfied customer exclaims, “Love this eye cream! My eye area was treated brilliantly by this eye cream. After a few days of using this eye cream, I noticed results. My fine lines have drastically decreased, I thought. My other eye area’s skin appears much firmer and smoother. This eye cream undoubtedly delivers what I needed to keep fine lines at bay. My eye area appears much younger ever since I’ve used this product, ever.
Another customer raves, “Loving the Extreme Eye Cream from InnBeauty! My undereyes appear smoother and more awake thanks to its rich, not heavy, and moisturizing properties. It looks great under makeup and adds a nice glow. A new favorite in my skincare routine, undoubtedly?
A third chimes in, “I really love this Innbeauty Extreme Cream Eye!” I’ve already a fan of their facial Extreme Cream! The under-eye area appears bright and refreshed afterward! My eye is already starting to show more of my fine lines. If you’re looking for a good eye cream, I’d suggest this.
One shopper, however, notes that “tightens the skin and holds concealer well.” does not treat dark circles.
However, there is a general consensus, with more praise coming from a customer who says, “This really worked for my puffy eyes, and it will be my first eye cream I repurchase.”
There has been no let-up in the fighting as Russia launched 270 drones and 10 missiles overnight in an attack on the Ukrainian air force, according to the Ukrainian air force, as diplomatic efforts to put an end to the grinding conflict in Ukraine are getting stronger in Washington.
Large fires in the central Poltava region, home to Ukraine’s only oil refinery, were the result of massive fires on Tuesday, according to the energy ministry of Ukraine.
The most recent attack, which occurred one day after Donald Trump met with European leaders in the White House to discuss his peace efforts, was the largest of the month.
As part of agreements reached earlier this year during peace talks in Istanbul, Turkiye, Russia and Ukraine both said they exchanged more of their fallen soldiers’ bodies on Tuesday.
“We gave the Ukrainian side 1, 000 bodies of Ukrainian Armed Forces soldiers today,” the statement read. Vladimir Medinsky, the head of Russia’s delegation during the three discussions facilitated by Turkiye, said on Telegram that they gave us 19 and that they had already given us that.
The International Committee of the Red Cross thanked Ukraine’s Coordination Headquarters for its assistance in coordinating the treatment of prisoners of war, who had received the bodies of 1, 000 of its servicemen.
Moscow and Kyiv held three additional rounds of peace talks in Istanbul on May 16, June 2, and July 23, which ended in significant prisoner swaps and draft draft memorandums outlining both sides’ positions that the other side wouldn’t accept for a potential peace deal.
Following last week’s summit between Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska and a follow-up meeting between Trump, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, and European leaders in Washington on Monday, peace efforts advanced.
Potential land swaps and security guarantees are said to be the biggest sticking points in the peace negotiations.
While peace talks are taking place, Ukraine and its supporters in Europe have called for a ceasefire on numerous occasions.
Putin has refrained from doing so. He has little incentive to stop his forces from moving in Ukraine with their advance.
Trump threatened Russia with “severe consequences” if it refused to accept a ceasefire ahead of his meeting with the Russian leader last week. After that, he dropped the request and said it was preferable to concentrate on a comprehensive peace agreement, as Putin has demanded.
Ukraine wants assurances that it can stop any further attacks by the Kremlin’s forces in order to reach a peace agreement with Russia. That would require a powerful Ukrainian army, according to Zelenskyy, who is given training and weapons by Western allies.
It might also mean providing Ukraine with a guarantee akin to NATO’s Collective Defense Mandat Article 5, which states that an attack on one alliance member is regarded as an attack on all. It’s unclear how that would operate.
Additionally, Kyiv’s allies in Europe are looking to establish a force that could thwart any Ukrainian peace agreements. The role that the US might play in such a force is still to be seen, but 30 countries, including those from Europe, Japan, and Australia, have signed up to support the initiative.
Russian territorial ambitions won’t stop in Ukraine, and European leaders want to enlist US military force in the effort.
Trump promised US “coordination,” but he didn’t commit American boots to the ground in the effort instead promising US “coordination.”
Russia has repeatedly refrained from establishing such a force, saying it will not accept Ukrainian forces from NATO.
On Tuesday, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and French President Emmanuel Macron co-chaired a coalition-country meeting online. A virtual meeting with Trump and European leaders will be held after the two sides have more in-depth discussions, according to NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte.
According to Zelenskyy and other European leaders, Putin has demanded that Ukraine give up the industrialized region of eastern Ukraine, Donetsk and Luhansk, which has experienced some of the most bloody fighting but which Russian forces have failed to completely capture.
Russia’s forces also occupy Crimea and six of its annexations, totaling roughly one-fifth of Ukraine. Russian presence in these areas is generally opposed by the international community.
A breakthrough in providing security guarantees to Ukraine is essential, according to Anna Matveeva, a visiting research fellow at King’s College London, to enable territorial swaps.
According to Matveeva, “Security guarantees were a way to give something to the Europeans so that they have some sort of meat to chew while Trump is making some real progress with Zelenskyy and Putin on a separate track.”
“Putin has apparently agreed to some Western security guarantees,” she continued.
Trump also stated on Tuesday that he hoped Putin would move quickly to end the conflict in Ukraine, but that he might not want to do so because it would lead to a “rough situation” for Putin.
Trump criticized Putin’s course of action in an interview on Fox News program Fox & Friends: “We might find out about him in the next few weeks…. It’s possible he doesn’t want to make a deal.”
Trump predicted at the talks on Monday that Russia would not make an explicit commitment to a meeting with Putin and Zelenskyy. Moscow’s Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov stated on Tuesday that any meetings of national leaders “must be prepared with utmost thoroughness,” but that it did not oppose any discussions of the Ukrainian peace process.
Osama Bin Javaid, a journalist from Moscow, added that the possibility of a “bilateral or trilateral meeting” was being discussed with European leaders and Zelenskyy.
This Morning chef Rustie Lee has revealed what Princess Anne said when the pair met. The TV chef and Princess Royal met at the Royal Night of 100 Stars in 1985.
Rustie, who rose to fame on TV-am in the 1980s, sang What I’ll Do and Always at the televised fundraiser for Save the Children at the National Theatre. Anne, 75, sponsored the event as the president of the charity.
After the show, Rustie, who says she was the only performer to sing with the orchestra, claimed the audience were shocked to realise she could sing as well as cook. Writing in Best magazine, she explained they “only saw me as Rustie the chef in those days”.
Her ability gave the impression of shock to the Princess Royal as well. Rustie continued, “And Princess Anne said to me, “I didn’t realize you could sing,” when I met her later.
And I realized, “Oh my goodness, I didn’t realize you knew me,” which was quite lovely. Years later, I had the good fortune to meet Anne again in Birmingham at the Alexandra Theatre, and we both remember each other.
Rustie says she had a third encounter with Anne at the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee. She says she was on a bus as part of the procession when she waved at Princess Anne who was with the Royal Family.
She claims to have seen the princess reversing her gaze. She claims it was a “beautiful” royal sage known for her no-nonsense demeanor.
Rustie went on to explain that singing in front of the crowd outside Buckingham Palace was “phenomenal”, summing up the experience as “something else”. Rustie, 76, has appeared on a whole host of TV shows throughout the years.
She served as a chef and cooking expert on the 1983 version of Good Morning Britain until 1989, returning two years after her departure. She has also appeared in shows such as Who’s Doing the Dishes and Celebrity Big Brother before becoming a regular face on This Morning.
When she would assist her parents in making curry patties for their takeaway, her cooking career took off as a young child. She pursued her master’s bakery career at Birmingham’s College of Food.
Even when she was touring the country as a singer, she claims that food has always been a big part of her career. Rustie has encountered a number of famous people throughout her career, not just Princess Anne.
Muhammad Ali, a well-known boxer, once visited her restaurant, she revealed. When asked about the meeting, she responded that the sports star was “more than a dream dinner guest.”
After 30 people were killed in protests, civil society organizations in Angola on Tuesday urged the Argentine football federation and legendary player Lionel Messi to abandon planning for a friendly this year.
As part of Angola’s celebrations marking its 50th anniversary in November, the two football associations have been in talks to schedule a match in Luanda.
Four civil society organizations accused Angolan authorities of “systematic repression” in an open letter sent to the Argentine Football Association, the national team, and the Lionel Messi Foundation.
The organizations, which include Catholic, legal, and pro-democracy organizations, said that refusing to play in the planned match “would be a noble gesture of international solidarity and respect for human rights.”
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The World Bank claims that Angola is one of the world’s top oil producers, but that nearly 38 million people there live in poverty, or about a third.
Late in July, protests against fuel price increases turned into violence when looters raided stores, causing a backlash from police who opened fire with live bullets.
In what was the worst unrest in the southern African nation in decades, there were at least 30 fatalities, more than 270 injuries, and roughly 1, 515 arrests.
While large-scale sporting events are attracting public funds, thousands of kids and adults are experiencing chronic hunger, severe anemia, and widespread food insecurity, according to the letter.
According to a report released by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations for 2025, 22.5 percent of the population is undernourished.
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Davina McCall has revealed that she is no longer afraid of dying after her major brain surgery last year. The mum-of-three, 57, told fans in November that doctors had discovered a ‘very rare’ colloid cyst that affects only three in a million people and would require a potentially life-saving operation.
Explaining that her prime concern was her three children before she had the surgery to remove the benign cyst, Davina said her mind ‘went into forensic mode’, wondering if 23-year-old Holly, Tilly, 21, and Chester, 18, who she shares with her ex-husband, Matthew Robertson, would be ok.
Speaking on Fearne Cotton’s Happy Place podcast, revealing she made an ‘end of life’ check list, she shared: “I had to make sure that my kids were going to be OK if I did not make it. That is all I really cared about. I knew my partner, Michael, would be OK as he is a whole person, but I was really worried about my kids.” It comes as the heartbreaking reason for the postponement of Ozzy Osbourne’s posthumous documentary was revealed.
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Davina continued, “I went forensic on thinking about my children, their stage of development, and where they were in their lives. You’re only happy when you’re the least happy, right?
After about six months of interrogating them about their lives and constantly expressing my love for them, I finally realized this.
“My eldest daughter kept getting caught on. I was like, “No, no, no,” and I realized they would be great because she was like, “You are not dying.”
After making peace with the fact that they would not have her, Davina said her check list, which included three heartfelt letters to her children, was finished.
She said, “I don’t worry about dying any longer. The most difficult decision of my life was made. It was a wonderful experience.
“I’ve had to go through some incredible struggles, and I’ve been on a massive life journey. The learning originates in that area.
“I know it’s a good thing if something really bad happens right now.”
Davina might have had a stroke or lost her ability to “hold a short-term memory beyond five minutes” if the five-hour procedure had not been successful.
However, if the cyst had remained undetected, or if the Long Lost Family star had chosen not to have it removed, she could have died ‘suddenly’ without any warning or chance to say goodbye to her family and friends, according to The Times.
When Davina thanked her family for supporting her while co-presenting this year’s Red Nose Day for Comic Relief, she acknowledged that the tumor had been removed as it was “the hardest thing I’ve ever been through.”
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