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Aliver Collagen Moisturizing Anti-Aging Under-Eye Patch (20pac/30pcs/60pcs)

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Aliver Collagen Moisturizing Anti-Aging Under-Eye Patch (20pac/30pcs/60pcs)What are under eye patches? Simply put, under eye patches are mini masks that are designed to be applied to the delicate skin under your eyes. The majority of these patches are made out of hydrogel. Eye patches are soaked in essence or serum and contain a concentrated amount of vitamins, minerals, moisturizing and many, many other beneficial ingredients. What do under eye patches do? The collagen eye pads include natural extracts, plant based


What are under-eye patches?

Simply put, under-eye patches are mini masks that are designed to be applied to the delicate skin under your eyes. The majority of these patches are made out of hydrogel. Eye patches are soaked in essence or serum and contain a concentrated amount of vitamins, minerals, moisturizing and many, many other beneficial ingredients.

What do under-eye patches do?

The collagen eye pads include natural extracts, plant-based collagen, hyaluronic acid, Vitamin C. The eye mask provides necessary proteins to the skin, restores elasticity and firmness and maintains long-lasting hydration to the eye area.

The main purpose of under-eye patches is to moisturize the delicate skin under your eyes. The skin around the eyes contains less amount of sebaceous glands which makes skin in this area to be prone to dryness. Also skin around eye is much thinner which makes it very delicate and prone to wrinkles and other signs of aging. Good moisturizing is extremely important for this area and patches are an excellent addition to your regular skincare.



HYDRATES YOUR SKIN-Say goodbye to tired eyes, reduce puffiness under the eyes and minimize wrinkles, the formation of fine lines, wrinkles, crow-feet lines around the eye area, minimizing eye-bags and fades dark circles remarkably.

AGELESS EFFECT-Stimulates and regenerates skin cells, Speed-Up Cell & Collagen Rejuvenation and Improves elasticity and firmness, bringing you a youthful and radiant pair of alluring eyes.


EASY TO USE-Simply place the eye mask under the eye area and leave it on for at least 20 minutes. Yep, it's really that simple!



GENTLE ON YOUR SKIN-be suitable for all skin types, even those with the most sensitive skin.

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Net weight: 20pac/30pcs/60pcs

Cautions:

  • For external use only. Discontinue if rash or skin irritation occurs. 
  • You can apply patches at any time of the day as many times a week as you want to (or have time to do so).
  • Do not leave patches on for longer, than recommended by us. Patches will dry out and that might cause you more wrinkles. And never sleep in patches; some sites would recommend that, please, do not do that. Wearing patches overnight will cause patches to dry and stick to your skin.
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