Aloe Vera Collagen Eye Mask | Firming & De-Puffing Under-Eye Patches

A cooling burst of hydration

These eye masks are made with 98% aloe vera gel, known for its soothing and hydrating properties. The gel texture delivers an instant cooling sensation that helps calm tired, puffy eyes.

Multiple concerns, one patch

Beyond hydration, the formula is designed to help diminish the look of dark circles, reduce puffiness, and firm the skin for a smoother, more lifted appearance around the eyes.

Real, measurable results

In user testing, 93.46% reported firmer-looking eyes, 84.20% reported smoother skin, 82.81% reported brighter eyes, and 72.51% reported more moisturized skin after use.

1. Cleanse your face

Start with a clean, dry face free of makeup.

2. Apply under the eyes

Peel the patches from the backing and place them under your eyes, smoothing out any air bubbles.

3. Relax for 15-20 minutes

Leave the patches on to let the aloe vera gel absorb fully.

4. Remove and massage in

Peel off and gently pat any remaining essence into your skin. Follow with your regular moisturizer.

What’s inside

• Key ingredient: 98% Aloe Vera Gel
• Format: hydrogel under-eye patches, 60 pieces (30 pairs)
• Tested results: 93.46% firmer eyes, 84.20% smoother eyes, 82.81% brighter eyes, 72.51% more moisturized
• Skin type: suitable for all skin types, including sensitive under-eye skin

How often should I use these?

They can be used daily, or a few times a week as part of your regular routine, whatever fits your skin’s needs.

Can I use them in the morning and at night?

Yes, they work well as a quick morning de-puffing treatment or as part of your evening routine.

How long should I leave them on?

15-20 minutes is ideal. Leaving them on longer than that can cause the gel to start drying out and pulling moisture back from the skin.

Are they safe for sensitive skin?

The aloe vera formula is gentle, but as with any new skincare product, we recommend a patch test first if you have very sensitive skin.

Can I store them in the fridge?

Yes, chilling the patches beforehand can boost the cooling, de-puffing effect.