8 of the Best Eye Masks That Help Get Rid of Dark Circles
Tired eyes be gone.
The weekend is finally here, meaning that it’s time you give your under eye area a little TLC. After a long week of hard work, efforts should be directed towards reviving your tired-looking eyes, especially for those who sit in front of a computer screen from nine to five.
Over on Instagram, our readers have shared their go-to eye masks that help effectively reduce the appearance of dark circles and puffy eyes. If you’re feeling fancy, try out celebrity-approved options such as KNC Beauty‘s shooting star-shaped eye masks and skyn Iceland‘s Hydro Cool Firming Eye Gels. You’ll be surprised at how awake your eyes suddenly look, even if you didn’t manage to get a nice beauty sleep during the week. Value-wise, our best find would have to be K-beauty brand G9SKIN‘s Pink Blur eye patches. For less than $15 USD, you can get 120 pieces (or in other words, 60 treatments) in just one package.
Scroll through below to check out some of the most popular eye masks that you need to try. For more things beauty, watch Korean street style star Irene Kim‘s post-flight skincare routine in our exclusive video.
KNC Beauty Star Eye Masks (five pairs), available at kncbeauty.com for $24.99 USD
skyn Iceland Hydro Cool Firming Eye Gels (eight pairs), retailing at Ulta for $30 USD
ERNO LASZLOMulti-Task Eye Serum Masks (six pairs), available at Sephora for $35 USD
Peter Thomas Roth Cucumber De-Tox Hydra-Gel Eye Patches, available at Sephora for $48 USD for 60 pieces
G9SKIN Pink Blur Hydrogel Eye Patch, available on Amazon for $14.66 USD for a 120-piece pack
ETUDE HOUSE Collagen Eye Patch, available online at $13 USD for a 10-piece pack
Flawless by Friday Flawless Mesmereyes, available online for $26 CAD (approx. $20 USD)
Patchology Eye Revive FlashPatch Rejuvenating Eye Gels (five pairs), available for $15 USD online for a 5-piece pack
