Black Tea Time Reverse Eye Patches.

"The one exception is the Pyunkang Yul black tea patches, those are something special. I like to put these in the refrigerator so I get even more depuffing and cooling."

"I finished off another one of these eye patches. I would have to say these are my favorite eye gels. I don't understand what's so special about them, I've always felt that all eye gels are just a little hydrating, maybe slightly moisturizing for your under eye area, but with these the hydration actually lasts. It must simply be a brilliant formula."

"Before trying this I really thought that all eye patches were kind of the same, but wow, these eye patches are so effective. When you use an eye patch, what you're getting is serum in the gel, and when you lift it out and place it on your eye it prevents that serum from evaporating, which is why you get such an intense treatment in terms of hydration. You are really locking those humectants into your skin, and with this product not just humectants, the ingredients list is gorgeous: niacinamide, algae, fermented black tea, multiple forms of hyaluronic acid, ceramide, and licorice for brightening. I ultimately feel that is what makes these eye patches next level, because most eye patches just give you hydration whereas these give a bit of smoothing and brightening too, and they're never too expensive, usually between fifteen and twenty dollars for sixty patches, thirty treatments. Compared to some of our Western brands like Peter Thomas Roth's seventy five dollar eye patches, I still feel like these are better."

"I ended up really liking these Black Tea Time Reverse Eye Patches, they were a pleasure to use, hydrating, and once I took them off my eyes did look a lot brighter. They have hydrating ingredients, ceramide, and dipotassium glycyrrhizate from licorice root which is anti-inflammatory and good for dark spots. My one word of warning is they did put tea tree extract in these, which can be irritating once it oxidizes, though it's less of a concern once it's formulated into a product."

"I have enjoyed using these, I really like them. I find they're very hydrating and they help brighten up the under eye area. They're not essential and they won't change the structure of your eye socket, but if you have a little puffiness or discoloration in the morning, you may notice these brighten it up. It has niacinamide, which is anti-inflammatory and good for redness and hyperpigmentation, licorice root extract, and hydrolyzed collagen and hyaluronic acid for moisture. It doesn't have fragrance, but it does have tea tree extract, which could be a concern if you're allergic to fragrance."

"I've been making my way through the Pyunkang Yul eye patches, they have a marine extract that's very hydrating, and snail secretion filtrate which is also very hydrating, with compounds that may be helpful for healing. Out of everything from all the calendars, that's what I've been using the most."

"These new Pyunkang Yul Black Tea Time Reverse Eye Patches are so far so good. Now these are nice, but I actually prefer the Derma E ones, maybe it's just a texture thing, these are not as juicy and I like a really juicy one. These are not bad, these are nice, these would be cool to do on a plane, but I like a juicier hydrogel eye mask."