Description

Introducing our earth-friendly under-eye mask! Infinitely reusable, and made with medical grade silicone. Pair them with any eye cream, serum or moisturizer to lock in hydration, plump and depuff.

Unlike regular single-use eye masks, these are made with nonabsorbent silicone allowing all of your creams or serums to soak directly into your skin instead of the mask itself, maximizing your skincare!

After each use, simply wash and return them to their storage tin. The perfect guilt-free indulgence in your sustainable self care routine.

Use & Care

How to use your masks:

Cleanse and moisturize your skin and use these masks before applying any sunscreen or makeup. Apply a small amount of your favorite serum or eye cream directly to the under-eye area and wait 5-10 seconds for it to get tacky. Place one mask under each eye and leave them on for 10-15 minutes to seal the skin treatment and lock in all the hydration and nourishing ingredients.

If you place the small end towards the inside corner of your eye, you can best tackle wrinkles or fine lines in the crow's feet area. If you use the larger rounded end towards the inside you can better treat dark circles or puffiness beneath the eye.

You can also use the masks to get clean lines when applying eye liner or other eye makeup :)

How to clean your masks:

After each use, rinse the masks with warm soapy water, allow the water to run off, and store in your case to be used again and again.

Ingredients

Medical-grade silicone

Size

Storage tin: 3.5 X 2.5 inches

Packaging

Each eye mask set comes in a reusable aluminum storage case. The eye masks adhere to a small sheet of plastic to keep them sticky, but if cleansed properly, this storage sheet can be reused for a long, long time - just like the masks.

Origin

Designed in Seattle, WA. Produced in mainland China.

End of life

With proper care, your reusable eye mask will last forever. But if disposing is required, the best thing to do with medical grade silicone is to burn it! Medical grade silicone comes from silica, which is found in sand. Silicone is made through a chemical process but from natural materials, so the ash left behind isn’t harmful to the environment.