The Original MakeUp Eraser Cooling Clouds,Under-Eye Patches, One Size

These are lovely! Especially in the AM if you're moving fast and don't have time for one of the eye masks-i like the purple ones with bachiol best! Or they're great at night to help relax into the evening. Absolutely recommend!

I LOVE these reusable eyepatches! I know that they seem really weird in the sense that most eye patches are not traditionally reusable, but these work just as well! What I love is that they really are customizable since they are reusable. I usually will use the Yerba Matte eye cream under my eyes and then put on these patches, and in my experience since buying these (maybe about 2-3 weeks now) they really work! Ofc, dark circles are an uphill battle and may have different reasons for why they stick around (genetics, allergies, etc.) but for me, I do see a difference between when I use them and when I don't. I would definitely recommend you try these for yourself and then leave a review to help others!

I recently purchased these and finally got to use them. easy to use so far i love them and would buy more as gifts or for me

Excellent results. Yet, one must be consistent. Use them every day with your serum or eye cream.

Excellent for Sinus Headaches too. I have the three piece set , and love it for when I have a sinus headache.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] For me, they're a bit firm, so I suggest applying them on top of serum or cream. They have a cooling effect, and the sensation after removal is pleasant.

I love the fact these are reusable. However, I wore these for the first time and could not no matter how hard I twisted to get one to 'snap'. When I wet, twist, the snap was audible and the cooling apparent with the one patch. The second one - nothing. I will try these again tomorrow. I love the concept.

These Cooling Clouds are just pieces of wet fabric. They don't stay on your face and they don't get any cooler than a damp rag. They fall off in about two minutes or as soon as the fabric starts to dry. I think you'd have equal luck cutting up a rag, wetting it and laying it on your face. Very disappointed.