24K Gold Under Eye Treatment Mask,Eye Masks for Dark Circles, Anti Wrinkle Treatment, Under Eye Gel Pads, Eye Mask for Puffy Eyes, Skincare, Hydrating | 60 Pieces/30 Pair

Excuse the photos but after the stress of uni work my eyes have been looking super tired and dark. The photos attached are just five minutes after before and after using these patches. Within just 5 minutes my eyes look and feel a lot better. I don’t often write reviews but I felt these needed the acknowledgment, I would definitely recommend this product. The only reason it’s not 5 stars is they are a little fiddly and slide down your face. This can’t be helped and is no issue for me but may make it difficult for those with limited fine motor skills.

I am very much enjoying these eye masks. However, there are some negatives which have resulted in my final review.The ingredients listed on the product box (written at bottom of the review) are well thought out for their intended purpose. This product is Paraben Free, Sulphate Free, Silicone Free, EU Allergen-Free, and if looking solely at the serum, contains minim ingredients.Positives - Butylene Glycol, Sodium Hyaluronate, Glycerin, and Propylene Glycol are all powerfully moisturising ingredients, and are thus great for dry or dull skin. Collagen aids with skin elasticity and increases moisture content. Sodium Hyaluronate and Hyaluronic Acid both aid in wound healing and are super hydrating also. Aloe Barbadensis Leaf is good on sensitive skin, and it can sooth and alleviate sensitive reactions. Allantoin, is soothing and protecting also, and good for oily skin. Also, there are a lot of masks in the container.Negatives - About 10% of the ingredients listed are fragrance/perfuming. Whilst this is fine for most skin types, if you have highly sensitive skin this is likely to cause redness or stinging, or even a drying effect. PATCH TEST BEFORE TRYING. The PEG-40 Hydrogenated Castor Oil can be a fungal acne trigger. If you have fungal acne, USE AT OWN RISK. Butylene Glycol has a mild comedogenic rating, whilst this is good for dry skin, if your skin is oily it might increase oil in you T zone.Additional negatives include the slightly odd shape of the eye masks (may need trimming to fit some eye shapes) and the fact that if they are straight out of the container they slide down your face. Once they have dried a bit however, they do stay in place.All in all, I was pleasantly surprised by these masks and I would indeed purchase them again.Ingredients -Water, Glycerin, Propylene Glycol, Aloe Barbadensis Leaf, Trehalose, Glycosaminoglycans, Hydroxyethylcellulose, Glyceryl Polymethacrylate, Glycereth-26, Butylene Glycol, Portulaca Oleracea Extract, PVM/MA Copolymer, Hydrolyzed Sclerotium Gum, Phenoxyethanol, Saccharide Isomerate, Sodium Hyaluronate, Mica, CI 77491, Allantoin, PEG-40 Hydrogenated Castor Oil, Fragrance, Collagen, Hyaluronic Acid, Vitis Vinifera (Grape), Punica Granatum Extract

Used this product in the past. Lasts ages and really smooths the skin.

Awful plastic smell. Easy breakable. I would say it dies the job, but based on smell not sure it's actually safe.

These eye patches are lush!🤩I suffer from insomnia and also have a pollen allergy, so quite often my eyes are extremely puffy. These eye pads are extremely cooling and have the added benefits of rejuvenation on the thin skin around your eyes.I didn't find these as slippery as gold face masks or as other reviewers have mentioned, maybe because I exposed them to the air prior to using.I took a picture of one on my hand to show the quality and the nice teardrop shape, and even though it was only on my hand for a couple of minutes, the moisturising liquid left behind was easily absorbed and my hand feels so soft! It is recommended to use them under your eyes on clean skin for 20-30 minutes before removing them and massaging any excess cream in until fully absorbed.I'm keeping my pot in the fridge so they are ultra cooling when I go to use them.

Ok, so they do slip for the first few minutes because of the amount of product on them…who cares? Just put them back in place & wait for them to adhere. If you read, ingredient wise (& if they genuinely feature the ingredients they say they do) you’re getting some good stuff in there. Aloe, peg-40, glycerin, hyaluronic acid…pretty much what you need in that space under your eye to keep it hydrated & locked in. There is mica in there, not great, but not the end of the world. It also says fragrance, which I can’t smell & it’s very low down on the ingredients list too. I don’t use fragrance usually because it is an irritant, but some people like it. On the whole, they’re not bad for the amount & the price. I have VERY dry, black (hereditary), sensitive eyes & they don’t burn. I don’t know why some people are saying they do, I can only think the slight bit of fragrance is irritating them?!Comes in a plastic tub with a spatula. Lots of people are saying “it looks cheap”…so go buy Estée Lauder or Thatcha. If you want high end & overpriced products for the ingredients used, go elsewhere. At the end of the day, good ingredients are found in cheaper products, so do your research first. I wholly suggest Dr Dray’s videos & Pampered Wolf if you want to learn more about ingredients. This product isn’t bad, & having taken time to write this, I’m now at the end of my time wearing them & I’m about to peel them off…looks pretty good to me underneath & my eyes are starting to wrinkle with age, so there you go (I’m going on 36).

This is the second time I am purchasing it and my partner and I absolutely love these!I noticed that the second time I ordered them, the patches were way thinner than the previous ones but they are still doing the job