The must-have celeb beauty trend - eye patches
From Harry Styles to Victoria Beckham, hundreds of millions are being spent on under eye patches. But should you add them to your morning routine? Nadine Baggott is showing you how they can de-puff and brighten in the time it takes to drink your coffee.
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Products:
1) 111SKIN Celestial Black Diamond Eye Mask, £53**Worn by Harry Styles, Victoria Beckham & Anne Hathaway
2) Beauty of Joseon Revive Under Eye Patch Ginseng and Retinal, £17
3) Grace & Stella Under Eye Mask, £19.95
4) Skin Care Dissolving Microneedle Eye Patches, £9.95
5) Anua Niacinamide 5 TXA Brightening Pads, £22
6) Glow Hub Eye Roll Reusable Under Eye Mask, £8
7) Reusable Silicone Eye Patch, £5.79
8) PIXI Exclusive Antioxifeye Eye Mask Goggles, £6
DIY Alternatives
+ Cold spoons: Stick two metal spoons in the fridge for 10–15 minutes. Place the backs over your eyes. The cold helps shrink blood vessels and reduce swelling.
+ Cucumber slices: Cooling and hydrating.
+ Used tea bags: Green or black tea bags can reduce under-eye bags and dark circles. The caffeine and antioxidants constrict blood vessels and reduce inflammation. Chill used tea bags in the refrigerator for 10–20 minutes before applying.
+ Wrapped ice cube: Wrap an ice cube in a soft cloth and gently glide it under the eyes (don’t hold in one spot too long).
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