Jasmine Johnson, a former Love Is Blind contestant, has revealed her essential skincare products to revive tired eyes. The reality TV star fell in love with Bobby after appearing on the popular dating program last year. Scott McGlynn invited her on his most recent Instagram episode of Celebrity Skin Talk because she enjoys skincare.
Jasmine said she has been using the PIXI Beauty Detoxifeye Depuffing Eye Patches to reduce any undereye puffiness since sharing how she cares for her skin. To soothe, nourish, and fortify the skin, the handy hydrogel patches are infused with gold and cucumber to keep them hydrated and refreshed.
The PIXI Beauty eye patches are currently priced at just £22 and just £14.67 at Boots. Additionally, Fortifyeye Firming Eye Patches and Beautifeye Brightening Eye Patches are available at PIXI Beauty in addition to these other eye patches.
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Because of the thick powder, eye cream is only necessary when I’m applying makeup, Jasmine said in the livestream. It’s not a big deal for me on a daily basis; once I have my eye cream, I’d rather use facial moisturiser instead. I’m not drawn to eye cream because I don’t experience many bags or under-eye circles. However, I adore the PIXI Detoxifeye patches for puffy eyes.
Scott shared a beauty tip with Jasmine, saying, “I use tea bags and leave it on for ten minutes, happy days. To prevent it from dripping down my face, I would steep the reusable cotton pads in my tea.
Charlotte Tilbury released Immediate Revival Eye Patches, £58, last year, claims to treat dark circles, dull skin, and dry skin in less than ten minutes.
Customers who want to refresh their eyes for a more mesmerizing appearance also enjoy the PIXI Detoxifeye Patches. One person said, “I’ve been buying three for two years straight. I can use these without reacting because my skin is sensitive. They help to reduce under-eye puffiness and wrinkles, and they’re even better if they’re kept in the fridge.

However, one user criticized the hydrogel patches as “fiddly and slippery,” saying they were “really challenging to apply and keep in place.” They don’t really fit the undereye area either (or at least not on me). The narrow end pierces my eye’s corner if the wide end is just under my eye. Unfortunately, I’m afraid I haven’t noticed any obvious effects on puffiness or dark rings.
On one side of the eye patches, which are made of felt, the fabric is positioned so that it doesn’t slide down the face. Use at night with the BeautyPro Retinol Under Eye Patch, which costs $6. Another popular choice for shoppers is the £20 Topicals Faded Under Eye Mask 6 Pack.