Jansaxu Hydrogel Eye Patches Review: Do They Really Deliver?

Name: My Disappointing Experience with Jansaxu Hydrogel Eye Patches
Item: Jansaxu Eye Patches with Ginseng
Rating: 3
Author: meganHill

My Disappointing Experience with Jansaxu Hydrogel Eye Patches

summarizeEditor's Summary

I was super stoked to try out the Jansaxu Hydrogel Eye Patches with ginseng, but unfortunately, they didn't quite live up to their promise of intense hydration and nourishment. For a product that's supposed to give you a spa-like experience at home, I was pretty disappointed with the build quality. The patches themselves are tiny and feel super flimsy, which makes them a real pain to apply and wear. The packaging is nice, but the fact that it's only in Korean and has a translation sticker in Russian is a major turnoff. I've used other eye patches in the past that have been way more effective, so I'm not sure what Jansaxu is doing differently. Overall, I wouldn't recommend these eye patches to anyone looking for a reliable and effective solution for hydrated skin. They just didn't deliver on their promises, and that's a bummer.

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KararKötü

pricefrom 240 rubles

Kalite8/10

Kullanım7/10

Paketleme6/10

manufacturedKorea

where_to_buywb, ozon

My Disappointing Experience with Jansaxu Hydrogel Eye Patches

When my eye cream runs out, I'm forced to use eye patches to get some moisture into my delicate skin. They're a temporary solution, but they can be effective in providing hydration and reducing puffiness.

What are eye patches?

Eye patches are little adhesive pads soaked in a ton of active ingredients, similar to a serum. They're designed to provide intense hydration and nourishment to the skin around your eyes.

Today, I'm trying out the Hydrogel Eye Patches from Jansaxu with ginseng.

Price: from 240 rubles

Where to buy: wb, ozon

Manufactured: Korea

Packaging.

The patches came in a golden cardboard box. The back of the box has a description, but only in Korean. There's also a sticker with the translation in Russian.

Inside the box, there's a golden-colored tin can. The tin can is a bit flimsy and easy to knock over, which can cause the serum to leak out.

My lid doesn't close very tightly, so when I flip the tin can over, the serum starts leaking out. It's a bit of a pain to deal with, but it's not a deal-breaker.

Under the top lid, there's another lid that's supposed to tightly press the patches and prevent the serum from drying out. It's a nice touch, but it's not always effective.

There's also a scoop inside that's super handy for getting the patches out of the tin can. It's a small detail, but it makes a big difference.

Hydrogel or fabric patches: which one is better?

Patches for the eyes come in two forms: hydrogel and fabric. They serve different purposes. If you want to hydrate the skin around your eyes, use fabric patches. If you want to reduce puffiness, minimize the appearance of dark circles, and hydrogel patches are the way to go. Before applying, you should chill them in the fridge.

This time around, I'm using hydrogel patches. They're small, red polymer pads with a grassy scent. Honestly, it's not my favorite.

My skin around my eyes.

I have really dry skin around my eyes. If I don't use moisturizer, it starts to flake, and wrinkles become super noticeable. So, I try to use a hydrating cream morning and night, or if I don't have that, I switch to patches.

Applying eye patches.

Let me warn you: some girls try to leave patches on overnight, but that's not recommended. Puffiness and discomfort can occur, and patches lose their effectiveness overnight, drying out quickly.

Patches should be applied to clean skin.

They're not just for under-eye use; you can also apply them to laugh lines or wrinkles.

Removing patches from the container can be a challenge, even with a spatula. They tend to stick together, and I often have to separate them with my fingers. They also tend to tear easily.

Jansaxu Eye Patches with Ginseng - My Review

One thing I've noticed is that after I apply the eye patches with a spatula, I immediately place them on my skin.

I leave them on for 10-15 minutes, then remove them.

The Results from the Eye Patches.

It's essential to press each patch firmly onto your skin so it doesn't slip off. As the hydrogel patches are heavier than the fabric ones, they tend to slide off me. So, as soon as I apply them, I lie down for a few minutes to let them stick.

During this time, the patches adhere to my skin and don't fall off.

I find it's best to use the patches chilled, so I put them in the fridge for half an hour. This gives a nice cooling effect that also helps reduce puffiness.

The results from using the eye patches are noticeable right away: my skin is hydrated and nourished. My skin takes on a subtle glow. Of course, it's best to use these patches in the morning. That way, you'll notice the results.

If you use them before bed, you won't see any difference in the morning. These patches won't reduce wrinkles, but they do make them less noticeable due to the skin's sheen.

The Verdict.

I have to say, the Jansaxu Hydrogel Eye Patches with Ginseng weren't for me. They were too dense, and I didn't like having to lie down and wait for them to stick. Plus, they're super prone to tearing.

One thing I noticed about this product is that it does provide some level of hydration, but it's not so intense that I didn't need to follow up with a moisturizing cream afterwards.

That being said, one positive aspect is that the slight glow from the serum does help to make fine lines less noticeable.

live_helpFeatured FAQ

What are the benefits of using hydrogel eye patches?

Hydrogel eye patches are designed to provide intense hydration and nourishment to the skin around your eyes, reducing puffiness and leaving your skin feeling soft and supple. They're a great way to give your skin a spa-like experience at home.

How do I apply hydrogel eye patches?

To apply hydrogel eye patches, simply clean your face, pat dry, and apply the patch to the desired area. Leave it on for 15-20 minutes and then remove it. You can use them as often as you like, but be sure to follow the instructions carefully.

Are hydrogel eye patches safe to use?

Yes, hydrogel eye patches are generally safe to use, but as with any skincare product, be sure to follow the instructions carefully and do a patch test before using them on your face.

Can I use hydrogel eye patches with other skincare products?

Yes, you can use hydrogel eye patches with other skincare products, but be sure to follow the instructions carefully and start with a small patch test to ensure that you don't have any adverse reactions.

How long do hydrogel eye patches last?

Hydrogel eye patches typically last for 15-20 minutes, but you can use them as often as you like. Just be sure to follow the instructions carefully and don't overuse them.

Can I use hydrogel eye patches with sensitive skin?

Yes, you can use hydrogel eye patches with sensitive skin, but be sure to follow the instructions carefully and start with a small patch test to ensure that you don't have any adverse reactions.

Are hydrogel eye patches effective for reducing puffiness?

Yes, hydrogel eye patches can be effective for reducing puffiness, but they may not work for everyone. Be sure to follow the instructions carefully and use them as directed for best results.

Can I use hydrogel eye patches with other eye care products?

Yes, you can use hydrogel eye patches with other eye care products, but be sure to follow the instructions carefully and start with a small patch test to ensure that you don't have any adverse reactions.

check_circlePros

•The packaging looks high-end and is nice to look at
•The patches come with a translation sticker in Russian
•They're relatively affordable, with prices starting at 240 rubles
•You can find them on popular online marketplaces like wb and ozon
•They're manufactured in Korea, which is known for producing high-quality skincare products
•The hydrogel material is supposed to provide intense hydration and nourishment
•The patches are easy to find and purchase online

cancelCons

•The build quality is pretty subpar, with flimsy patches that are hard to apply and wear
•The patches are tiny, which makes them less effective than larger patches
•The packaging is only in Korean, which can be a major turnoff for some people
•The translation sticker is just a sticker and not a proper translation
•I didn't notice any significant improvement in my skin after using the patches
•The patches don't stay in place well, which can be frustrating
•The product doesn't live up to its promises
•The patches are not as effective as other eye patches I've used