
Your Eye Cream Can’t Help Where It Won’t Stay.
You tap on your eye cream and hope it stays where you put it.
But the formula can move, dry down or rub away before your routine is done. Regular eye patches can slide too, which means more stopping, fixing and pushing them back up.
These masks add the step your routine was missing. Tiny suction cups help hold your skincare close to the exact area you want to target.
A Flat Eye Mask Covers. Tiny Cups Help It Grip.
Most eye patches sit flat on top of your skin. Once they start sliding, you have to keep pushing them back into place.
Micro-suction masks work differently. The tiny cups gently grip the skin when pressed over a thin layer of skincare.
That means less slipping, less fixing and more time for your eye cream to sit exactly where you applied it.
Apply. Press. Let The Tiny Cups Go To Work.
Use them in the morning, before makeup, after a flight or whenever your eyes look more tired than you feel.
- Apply a thin layer of eye cream, gel or serum.
- Place each mask cup-side down beneath your eyes.
- Press gently across the masks until they feel attached.
- Wait 5–10 minutes, peel them off and pat in what is left.
Rinse with warm water, dry completely and store them somewhere clean.
MEET MICRO-SUCTION
Your Eye Cream Goes On. The Tiny Cups Hold It Close.
The skin-facing side is covered with tiny suction cups. When you press them over damp skincare, they help the masks follow the curves beneath your eyes and stay close to your skin.
The masks do not come filled with a formula. You choose the eye cream, gel or serum based on what your skin needs that day.
Use a hydrating formula before makeup. Reach for your de-puffing gel after a late night. Keep using the cream you already love, just with a smarter way to hold it in place.
Grip can vary based on the formula and amount applied.
Real Customers, Real Results
Read what our customers say about the fit, feel and results.
Not All Eye Masks Do The Same Job
Three ways to wear your eye skincare. Only one of them is built to grip.
|   | Micro-Suction Masks | Disposable Gel Patches | Eye Cream Alone |
|---|---|---|---|
| Use your own formula | |||
| Stay-put suction-cup design | |||
| Holds formula close to skin | |||
| Reusable | |||
| No sticky adhesive | |||
| Short 5–10 minute routine | |||
| Rinse and reuse, no waste |
Frequently Asked Questions
How are these different from regular eye patches?
How are these different from regular eye patches?
Regular eye patches usually come soaked in their own formula. These reusable masks let you use your own skincare. Tiny suction cups help hold the masks close instead of relying on a flat, slippery surface.
Do the masks contain eye serum?
Do the masks contain eye serum?
No. Apply your own eye cream, gel or serum before putting them on. This lets you choose the formula that fits your routine.
Will they work with any eye cream?
Will they work with any eye cream?
They are made to work with many cosmetic eye formulas. Very oily, thick or fast-drying products may change the grip. Start with a thin, even layer.
Why are my masks slipping?
Why are my masks slipping?
Make sure the cup side is clean and do not use too much product. Press gently across the whole mask until it feels attached.
How long should I wear them?
How long should I wear them?
Leave them on for 5–10 minutes, then peel them off gently and pat in the product left on your skin.
When should I use them?
When should I use them?
Use them in the morning, before makeup, after travel or whenever your under-eyes look dry, puffy or tired.
Can I wear them over makeup?
Can I wear them over makeup?
Use them before makeup for the best grip. Makeup can get on the masks and may stop the suction cups from attaching properly.
How do I clean them?
How do I clean them?
Rinse them with warm water after each use. Let them dry completely before placing them back in their clean storage case.
What are the little circles after I remove them?
What are the little circles after I remove them?
The suction cups may leave small, temporary circles where they touched your skin. Remove the masks gently. Stop using them if you feel pain or notice redness that does not fade.
Are they safe for sensitive skin?
Are they safe for sensitive skin?
The under-eye area is delicate. Press gently, follow the wear time and stop using the masks if irritation occurs. If they are not right for your skin, you are covered by our 30-day money-back guarantee under the terms in our refund policy.
