Reusable Eye Patches, Silicone Under Eye Patches with Lifting Effect to Reduce Wrinkles and Fine Lines, Pair with Metal Eye Cream Applicator,Tin Case

I'm pleasantly surprised at this thing, I had it in my wishlist for easily a year before I decided to go for it. I didn't think I would want/use the metal applicator tool but I use the whole kit every time I do my makeup in the morning. I apply a caffeine-infused eyecream to the area and then gently spread it around with the metal wand, the cooling effect is so lovely in the morning! Then I apply the patches under my eyes and go about my routine like brushing my teeth, etc. When I remove the patches I can visibly see the skin under my eyes is plump and happy where the patches were sitting.Is this absolutely necessary? No. But do I enjoy using it and am I glad I have it? Yes. You can just give it a quick wash in the sink and dry it on a hand towel before placing it back in the tin with the applicator wand. Easy.

It's a great product to reduce disposable one-time use eye patches. However the texture can take some time getting used to if accustomed to disposable eye patches. I found it better to use with serums some days and it even sticks on face for long. I also like it with lotions some days. The skin around my eyes feel a bit firmer because I am able to keep it for longer on my skin.

Eye patches are a must "at my age," but I hated having to spend money to buy disposable ones (not to mention the waste). Also, I like my bottled eye serum just fine and would rather use it than spend $3.99 on eye patches.These things are great because I can use my beloved eye serum (easily applied with the included applicator, which helps you spread it on in an even, thin layer). They do slide a bit if you're being really active/bending over (so maybe don't use them while you're exercising). But I've successfully kept them on while watching TV and deep-cleaning the bathroom.Note: The little "L" and "R" face outward. The little side is supposed to go on your inner eye, and the wider side on the outer. This, in my experience, helps the things stay stuck to your face the longest. You can do it the opposite way, but expect them to slide around more and fall off.The storage box is handy, and the patches are easily rinsed in the sink.

Patches did not work for me. They do not stick to my eyes.

Love these!I’ve been using them with a small amount of light castor oil and sleep with them overnight. To keep them in place, I wear a sleep mask—and it works perfectly. The packaging is excellent and makes it easy to store them neatly, and the metal eye roller it comes with is a nice bonus. I rinse them in the morning with warm water and a bit of soap, and they’ve held up great—been using the same pair for months!

I don’t know how anyone can say these last for a long time because they just don’t! I did everything right, I washed them and kept them in their little case and everything, but after literally the 2nd or 3rd use, they stopped sticking as well. Other than that, I do like them lol.They have a tightening effect, which makes it feel like they are smoothing out your fine lines; and I also love the fact that you use your choice of eye cream before you put them on (most eye patches say dry, clean face with no product on your skin)They just need to stick longer!

I use these all the time. Love that these are reusable and I can use my own products. Easy to clean and it is convenient that it has a case to store them in. If you're looking for something more budget friendly, this is worth your money.

I thought I would like these, but unfortunately I just don’t. They have a very rubbery feel to them, and honestly don’t feel like they are doing anything when I apply them. I think if they had more of a gel like consistency they would feel better on the face, but since they are so rubbery they feel uncomfortable under my eyes. I do like the metal ball that comes with it, I keep it in my fridge and use it on days where my eyes feel extra puffy.