Flash Patch Rejuvenating Eye Gels.

"It's five patches for $17. Definitely not the cheapest, but also not crazy insane, mid-tier pricing. Right at the top of the ingredient list we have glycerin and caffeine, amino acids, galactomyces ferment filtrate, a really common ingredient in Korean and Japanese skin care that has amazing benefits for hydrating and soothing the skin. Then there's lavender extract, peppermint extract, rosemary extract. They're not honestly bad ingredients, they just can be irritating to the under eye area. And then there's fragrance and perfume. I was really rooting for this ingredient list, but seeing that it incorporates fragrance is probably one of the reasons why I was not interested in trying these out myself. I'd love this ingredient list if it didn't have fragrance in it. I'm not the biggest fan of these."

"I used to buy this kind of product, the Patchology eye gels, from Ulta and Sephora, then I discovered that if you go to the K-beauty retailers you will save so much money on this product category. It's just a better value, it's better for the planet versus these single pouches of eye gels. There is just no way that I can recommend these to you when I know that those eye gels in tubs exist."

"Next up are the Patchology Flash Patch Rejuvenating Eye Gels. To be honest, I'm not sure if they've gifted these or if I bought these. It could go either way because they've sent them to me in the past and I've repurchased them as a result. I'm really into eye masks right now. I know that they're not environmentally friendly but I really like them. I keep them in my beauty fridge so they're nice and cool, and when I apply them it just makes me feel nice, particularly if I've had a few glasses of wine the night before. I haven't repurchased these yet but I'm pretty sure I will. I'm here for the eye mask so I need some more."