The Night Shift Duo — UpCircle Eye Cream + Night Cream Gift Set

Two UpCircle products for the end of the day, chosen because they do the overnight work without a ten-step routine. Short ingredient lists, hyaluronic acid in both, and a brand that publishes everything that's in the jar.

Worth £45.98. Yours for £41, with free UK delivery.

WHAT'S INSIDE

• UpCircle Eye Cream with Cucumber, Hyaluronic Acid + Coffee, 15ml (£21.99) — fast-absorbing, built around upcycled coffee seed extract, cucumber and maple bark extract. Hydrates the eye area without weighing it down and softens the look of dark circles and fine lines.
• UpCircle Night Cream with Hyaluronic Acid, 50ml (£23.99) — a richer cream with niacinamide, hyaluronic acid, rosehip oil and upcycled blueberry extract (a source of pro-retinol). Hydrates deeply and helps even the look of skin tone overnight.

WHY THESE TWO

Night is when skin does its repair work, and these are the two steps most people actually keep up: eye cream first, night cream over the top. Both passed our filter for the same reasons — a formula built around fewer, purposeful ingredients, hyaluronic acid at a sensible level, no palm oil, parabens, phthalates, silicones, mineral oil or parfum, and a repurposed ingredient in each. Made in the UK, certified vegan and cruelty-free.

THINGS TO KNOW

• Suited to all skin types, including sensitive, drier and mature skin.
• Packaging is fully recyclable; UpCircle run a returns scheme for empty jars.
• Patch test if you have reactive skin. The night cream contains salicylic acid at a low level as part of the preservative system.

HOW TO USE

Evening, on cleansed skin: smooth a small amount of eye cream around the eye contour first, then apply the night cream as the final step. The eye cream can also be used in the morning before moisturiser.

INGREDIENTS

Full INCI lists are on each product's own page: Eye Cream and Night Cream. Key actives: sodium hyaluronate (both), niacinamide and rosehip oil (night cream), coffee seed and cucumber extract (eye cream).

Kits are made up in small numbers.