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Eye masks: what they are and how to use them.

Usually, patches are saturated with a cosmetic composition with a high concentration of active substances, which is often not inferior in saturation to powerful anti-aging or moisturizing serums. There is an enviable variety among the active components. Oils, vitamins, and panthenol are used to restore and strengthen the skin, antioxidants are used to fight wrinkles, peptides are used to increase skin elasticity, chamomile, aloe, and plantain extracts are used to soothe and relieve irritation.

The patches are most often made from non-woven fabric or hydrogel (a jelly-like mass that already contains an incredible amount of nutrients, from the placenta to plant extracts).

Eye patches are classified according to their purpose:

  • moisturizing: quickly saturate tissues with moisture and a complex of vitamins. They are ideal for thin skin and visually smooth the wrinkle pattern.
  • smoothing: inhibit the transmission of nerve impulses and slightly block facial expressions, acting like Botox. The composition may contain collagen, colloidal gold, hyaluronic acid.
  • nutritious: these are more expensive patches with placenta, plant extracts, pearl powder and retinol, which cause complex healing of the skin.
  • regenerating and rejuvenating: they trigger the mechanisms of skin rejuvenation and include the balance of all components. The formula contains all the achievements of modern science: peptides, coenzyme, collagen, extracts of caviar, algae, ginseng.
  • drainage: applications to remove or reduce puffiness under the eyes. They need to be kept on the face longer than others (ideally 20-30 minutes).

How to use them correctly.

You cleanse your skin, open the package, and apply a patch under your lower eyelid. You can improve the expected effect by making a preliminary massage. The patches are left on the skin for 15-20 minutes. Patches from nose to temples. The remains of the product can simply be hammered into the skin with light patting movements.