If you’ve never tried under eye masks before, the Fresh Skinlab Jeju Aloe Ice Hydrogel Serum Under Eye Mask is a fantastic option to start. 

What we love about it is that it’s sold in individual packages that contain one pair. This is convenient if you don’t want to invest in a whole tub of under-eye patches, or if you want to have a pair with you on the go. 

We also appreciate that it emits no scent. This will please more sensitive users.

These patches contain the ingredients Niacinamide and Centella Asiatica that plump and hydrate your undereye area, helping to reduce the appearance of fine lines. The product also contains Hyaluronic acid and Aloe Vera to soothe tired eyes.

However, it contains Dipropylene Glycol (a potential skin irritant) as its second ingredient. So although these Fresh Skinlab Under Eye Masks are still gentle enough to use up to 2-3 times per week, people with sensitive under eyes should patch test first.

There are also no packaging options containing more than one pair of masks, so that can be a downside if you end up wanting to stock up on this brand. Nonetheless, it’s an excellent product to begin getting used to under-eye patches.

Mizon is a Korean brand that’s famed for creating excellent eye serums and masks, and the Mizon Collagen Eye Gel Patch is one of their bestsellers. It’s the best option for more mature skin, with its main selling point being Marine Collagen.

These eye patches encourage skin cells to regenerate faster and produce more collagen to keep the skin elastic and stretchable. If you suffer from signs of aging such as crow’s feet, puffiness, fine lines, and dark circles, then regular use of this product will be able to help.

The formula also contains Hyaluronic acid and Allatoin to hydrate the area, as well as Panthenol and Niacinamide to lighten your dark circles. Lastly, it has snail mucus filtrate to help diffuse your wrinkles.

One thing we’ve noticed is that the patches are cut in an odd shape, which makes them easily slide off your under-eye area. The formula itself is also quite slippery due to the snail mucus, which also worsens the aforementioned problem.

That said, it’s best to first refrigerate the product to improve its consistency, and to wear them when you’re relaxing with your head tilted back. It’s still a great product to shoot for, especially if want to keep your under eyes looking supple and youthful.

The Heimish Bulgarian Rose Water Hydrogel Eye Patch is as fancy as it sounds. This product contains 60 pieces of eye patches drenched in pH-balancing Bulgarian rose water – and it’s rose-scented, too!

The Bulgarian Rose or the Rosa Damascena is a popular ingredient in many natural rose water products as it has many anti-inflammatory properties. It can also help soothe the skin, minimize your pores, and reduce fine lines.

Rosa Damascena Flower Water is also its first ingredient, meaning there’s a generous amount of it per jar. All of those benefits sound amazing especially if you’re dealing with puffy, wrinkled under-eyes.

As mentioned, it has a strong rose scent that can be off-putting for people who don’t enjoy fragrances in their skincare. The scent also isn’t completely natural, as Fragrance is included in its ingredient list.

The formula also tends to ball up and leave a tacky residue. Therefore, it’s not suited to be worn under makeup or before leaving the house – it’s best used overnight instead.

If you think you can get around those concerns, then the Heimish Bulgarian Rose Water Hydrogel Eye Patch could be worth a try. The product’s pink-colored jar and patches are also a plus if you like fancy packaging.

Pixi is a skincare and makeup brand that has gained worldwide recognition, and some of its products have a strong cult following. Their Pixi DetoxifEYE Depuffing Eye Patches are no exception, claiming to instantly de-puff and revive the under-eye area.

The product contains caffeine as its main de-puffing ingredient as well as cucumber extract that soothes and calms the under-eye. And if you’re wondering about its price, the product is also infused with real gold to help nourish and fortify your skin barrier.

The Pixi DetoxifEYE Depuffing Eye Patches feature other botanical ingredients including raspberry, blueberry, and black currant extract, aloe leaf extract, castor oil, and more. These patches are also cruelty-free, paraben-free, and safe enough for everyday use.

But because it’s quite the concoction of ingredients, people with sensitive skin should be wary of any stinging sensation or harsh reactions once they try it.

Pixi is also not a drugstore brand in terms of Philippine standards, so this product is on the far right of the price spectrum. If you’re looking to splurge on your skincare, however, then the Pixi DetoxifEYE Depuffing Eye Patches are the way to go.

Finally, we have these nourishing and revitalizing pomegranate eye masks from the Asian brand Breylee. The company believes in enhancing beauty regardless of age or different skin needs.

Their Breylee Pomegranate Eye Mask is a good product that exhibits these ideals because it’s effective on both younger and mature skin. The star ingredient, red pomegranate essence, is not only refreshing on the skin but also acts as an excellent antioxidant.

Antioxidants protect the cells from damage caused by free radicals, which is why the product can be a good preventative and countermeasure for signs of aging. It also contains Niacinamide and Meadowfoam Seed Oil to further rejuvenate the skin.

The product focuses more on moisturizing and preventing signs of aging, however, so don’t expect a significant brightening effect. Do note that this product also has a slight floral scent, so if you’re not one for fragrances, it might be better to steer clear of it.

We have to say – the Breylee Pomegranate Eye Mask has a balanced formula that isn’t too slippery and a functional product cut, which both help to keep the masks in place.

We also love that you have options to either purchase a whole tub or a pack of 2 if you want to try out. And like the Heimish Bulgarian Rose Water Hydrogel Eye Patch, their packaging is also to die for, which makes for a nice bonus.