Tony Moly, Panda's Dream Eye Patch Review
Panda eyes, one of the most common skincare issue which occurs to people who do not get the full 8 hours of sleep daily... which is just about everyone.
As such, today's mask I'm going to try out is Tony Moly's Panda's Dream Eye Patch. These eye patches are not only supposed to make you look like a panda while applying but to also remove those pesky dark eye circles around your eyes.
Seen from the package, all one have to do is to apply the mask on their eyes for 10 to 20 minutes and you are done.
Separated with a thin plastic wire mesh, contains 2 sheets of black panda eyes mask. Soaked with abundance of essence, this eye mask is definitely moisturizing.
The unique factor of this mask is, you can choose to either close the lids of the mask to cover your eyes entirely or to open the windows so you can have a peek at the outside world.
Basically, this is how the mask looks like. Say Hi to Panda / Pirate eyes me! Time for my verdicts:
The scent of the mask sheet resembles to those of the normal facial masks. As mentioned, it's quite moist and cooling upon application. The eye mask is rather large and takes up half of your face despite having the targeted area to be your eye area. To use this mask, one must lie down for sitting upright can cause the mask to slid down and off your face.
Despite having the packaging indicated that the mask is to be applied for 10 to 20 minutes, I have it on for the whole night. I mean, let's not waste these essence right? Plus I fell asleep under it's coolness.
The after effects of the panda eyes was just not as expected. There were little to no changes to my dark eye circles and the area of application just got sticky after the serum dried up.
All in all, I would give the Tony Moly's Panda's Dream Eye Patch 1 IreviewUread Smile. The smell and aesthetics purposes of the mask is alright but that's pretty much it. It doesn't help remove your dark eye circles which are the main purpose of the mask here.
