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In fashion, the eye patch is clearly hit or miss. In skincare however, the eye patch seems to very much be a hit. Hailing from France, the Talika Eye Therapy Patch is an undereye wrinkle blaster, designed to reduce the appearance of wrinkles, puffiness, and dullness under the eyes with a 30 minute application.
Description from the website: A unique patch, totally innovative in its use and action. Reusable, even washable, it produces gradual and controlled diffusion of the active ingredients, stimulating the skin surrounding the eye area to a younger and smoother appearance.
This reusable patch, reduces all trace of fatigue appearing under the eyes. It is a pleasant, effective, natural and comfortable solution for combating wrinkles, circles and under-eye puffiness.
How to use it ?
Open the sachet, apply each patch to the under-eye area and leave on for 30 minutes. Remove patch and store in jewel case for re-use. Talika recommends using the patch in the evening, 2 to 3 times a week.
Does it work?
The patches feel cooling immediately on contact. After waiting the half-hour out, I peeled them off to notice my undereye area looking more supple and hydrated. After a few weeks of use, I definitely think my under-eye situation is looking a lot better. Good thing too, as sleep isn't necessarily abundant at K.B HQ.
Here I am, rocking the patch proudly!
The Talika Eye Therapy Pouch is available on the Talika website, so stop on by and have a look.
5 comments:
That's awesome! I'm starting to get undereye wrinkles and one of these days, I'll try that.
FabDiva, its good stuff for sure. It even sells on HSN! :)
I wonder though...is it any better than the cucumber or tea bag method? Would love to see a head to head (eye to eye?) smackdown. :P
GlossMenagerie, I would imagine the all natural methods would be a good quick fix, but the patches provide the lasting anti-wrinkle action.
Good eye for an all natural dupe thought! ;)
Talika Eye Therapy Patch is on sale at Fabove.ca, a Canadian website which delivers US as well.
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