How to use hydrogel eye patches correctly: 3 important tips
'18.09.2020'
Source: 24 Channel
Hydrogel patches have evolved from an innovation into a popular beauty trend that all women in the world have rushed to include in their basic care. And this is absolutely deserved: the patches turned out to be a convenient and quick means for removing puffiness around the eyes and giving freshness to the skin. The main thing is to choose and apply correctly, writes 24 Channel.
Eye patches remain a popular beauty masthead among women who care about their appearance. Among their beneficial properties, there are moisturizing the sensitive skin around the eyes, promoting its elasticity, eliminating signs of fatigue and edema. To get the best out of your patches, there are a few helpful tips to follow.
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Of all the patches for the neck, abdomen, chest or thighs, small hyaluronic "stickers" under the eyes are most used. We will tell you how to use the patches correctly in order to get as much benefit from the procedure as possible.
How to use eye patches
- Do not use patches if there is makeup residue on your face. In order for the patches to be useful, they should only be used on cleansed and dry skin. When the ingredients in cosmetics and patches are mixed, they can cause an unpredictable reaction in the form of irritation, redness or allergies.
- Prepare a suitable area of your face for patching. The skin around the eyes is especially delicate and sensitive, so first massage it gently with your fingertips and make several circular movements. This way the blood will begin to circulate better and the ingredients in the patches will be more beneficial.
- Do not rinse off any remaining liquid after using the patches. Usually patches need to be worn for 15-20 minutes, or there are still some that are left overnight, but after removing the patches, you should not immediately thoroughly cleanse your face with water. Spread the liquid over the skin so that it absorbs well. After all, the "water" of the patches has moisturizing and softening properties.
