
Niacinamide
Vitamin B3. Evens tone and softens the look of the darkness that settles under tired eyes.
BrighteningWHAT IS IN THE JAR
Every one of them is printed on the jar — hold it next to this page and check.

Vitamin B3. Evens tone and softens the look of the darkness that settles under tired eyes.
Brightening
One of the most studied ingredients for the look of fine lines — and gentle enough for the thinnest skin on your face.
Smoothing
The reason a patch feels like it is working within minutes. Best known for making morning puffiness look less pronounced.
De-puffing
Cyanocobalamin, the deep pink form of B12 — rarely found in an eye patch, and gentle on skin that reacts to most things.
SoothingHOW TO USE THEM
Lift a patch out with the spatula, lay it flat under the eye and press gently so it sits flush. Dry skin grips better than damp skin.
Long enough for the essence to transfer, short enough to fit into getting ready. The hydrogel stays put while you do something else.
Peel off and press whatever is left into the skin. Two or three times a week, or any morning you need it. Cold from the fridge makes it feel sharper.
You will know whether these suit you the first morning you use them. If they do not, send the jar back within 30 days and it costs you nothing.
WHAT YOU ARE BUYING
For the mornings when your face has not caught up with you yet:

BEFORE YOU BUY
Honest answer: it depends what is causing them. Darkness from uneven pigment can look noticeably softer with niacinamide over a few weeks. Darkness that is really a shadow — from the shape of the bone under your eye — is not something any patch can change, ours included.
Puffiness is the one you will see shift fastest, often the same morning.
Two or three times a week keeps things ticking over. Daily for a short stretch is fine too — before an event, or after a run of bad nights.
60 patches, so 30 pairs. At two or three uses a week that is roughly three months.
Yes — they are a separate step, not a competing one. The simplest routine is patches in the morning and your vitamin A at night. That also keeps the retinal away from the eye area, which is where it should not go anyway.
They work the same, but they feel better. Cold constricts briefly, so the de-puffing is more noticeable straight after you take them off. Keep the jar in the fridge if you like that.
No. One wear each, then bin them. Once a patch has been on skin it is no longer clean, and this close to the eye that matters.
The formula is mild and there is no vitamin A or acid in it. If your skin is reactive, wear one patch on the jaw first before putting them near your eyes.