Under-Eye Patches, Reimagined

EYELANDS

Cold hydrogel under eye patches that grips, hydrates, and leaves your eyes looking awake and glowing in fifteen minutes.

Korean beauty heritage meets Swiss Engineering

On your patches: Kyoto in spring

The idea

Korean beauty heritage
meets Swiss engineering.

We partner with manufacturers in Korea who have spent decades working with natural, well tested ingredients. They know what belongs on the thinnest skin on your body, and what does not.

Then Swiss engineering makes sure the design you choose actually comes to life.

CoolingHydratingDe-puffingBrighteningSoothing

A gloved hand measuring an amber oil into a graduated cylinder
Formulated in Korea
Snow peaks above a sea of cloud in the Alps
Engineered in Switzerland

Made in

Korea

In a lab working to ISO 22716 cosmetic GMP.

Engineered in

Switzerland

Colour, print, edge and finish.

One wear

15 min +

Fifteen is plenty. Leave it on longer if you are enjoying it.

A pack is

10 or 30

Pairs, in a refillable jar. Not thirty sachets.

A pagoda at sunset with cherry blossom in Kyoto
A cliffside town above the sea

What goes on your patch

01 of 03

A city
you miss

Kyoto, in spring

The place you lived for a year. The one you keep meaning to go back to. Cities, coastlines and skylines, set into the gel.

02 of 03

Game
day

FC Barcelona

You already wear the shirt. Now wear the colours on your face, without the paint stick that smudges by half time. Blaugrana that survives ninety minutes of shouting, the away goal and the walk home.

03 of 03

The flag you
travel under

Palestine

Your country, your parents' country, the one you fly at home. Over a hundred flags, each one matched to its real colours.

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The product

Korean beauty heritage, poured into the formula

Swiss engineering, so your design stays sharp

Fifteen minutes, or as long as you like

The Korean lab we work with has been making hydrogel for decades with natural, well tested ingredients. It goes on properly cold, it stays put while you get on with your morning, and it feels like the good part of a facial.

Your design still looks sharp hours after the final whistle. Cheer, shout, hug a stranger: the colours stay exactly as crisp as the moment you put them on. That part is Swiss engineering.

Fifteen minutes is plenty, and nothing bad happens if you forget. Peel them off and pat in the light serum they leave behind. No residue, no rinsing, nothing to remember tomorrow.

Ingredients

Six things,
all of them doing something.

Mostly plants, sugars and vitamins. Here is what each one is for, in plain words.

1

Hyaluronic acid

the water holder

A sugar your skin already makes. It holds many times its own weight in water, which is why the area looks plumper and smoother the moment the patch comes off.

The most reliable thing in the formula

2

Adenosine

the line softener

A compound found in every living cell. Korea's regulator recognises it at 0.04% for softening the look of fine lines, and that is exactly the level we use.

A number we can show you on the batch record

3

Vitamin B3

the tone evener

Niacinamide, if you read labels. It helps the skin under your eye look brighter and less blotchy, and it is one of the best studied ingredients in skincare.

Gentle enough for daily use

4

Green coffee caffeine

the morning de-puffer

The same molecule as your coffee, from unroasted beans. It works on the blue grey kind of shadow that comes from a short night, which is the kind most people have.

Less useful on pigment or a deep tear trough

5

Tiger grass and vitamin B5

the calmers

Centella, known as tiger grass, has been used on irritated skin for centuries. Panthenol is vitamin B5. Together they settle the area down, which matters on skin this thin.

Good after a facial or a long flight

6

Ceramides

the barrier

Fats your skin makes itself and runs short of as you age. Putting them back is how a fifteen minute patch leaves the area comfortable rather than tight.

Identical to what skin already uses

0

What we leave out

No growth factors, no retinal, no fragrance, no essential oils. The skin under your eye is the thinnest on your body and an occlusive patch pushes whatever you apply straight into it, so the list stays short on purpose.

Gold stays. It is a colour, and we call it a colour.

The design studio

Put what you love
under your eyes.

A place you reminisce about, your club's colours, your country's flag, or a photo of your own.

Kyoto

Place, Japan

Twelve places

Choose a pack

one pair per wear

Ten pairs, one time

$39.99

$4.00 a pair
ships free over $35

Skip or cancel any time. Twenty patches in a ten pair pack.

Straight answers

The questions we would ask.

Do under eye patches actually do anything?

For a few hours, yes, and it is worth being clear about which few hours. Hyaluronic acid pulls water into the top layers of skin, so the area looks plumper, smoother and brighter the moment you peel the patch off. That is real, it is measurable, and it is why people use these before a wedding, a flight or a photograph.

What they will not do is change the structure of your face permanently. Anyone selling you that is selling you something else.

When should I wear them, and before or after my serum?

Whenever you have fifteen minutes. Morning before a meeting, afternoon slump, on the sofa at eleven at night, on a plane, in the bath. There is no wrong time and nothing in the formula that cares.

Order matters more than timing: put them on clean skin, before your serum. The patch is the hydrating step, so anything underneath just gets pressed in instead. Pat in whatever is left when you take them off, then moisturiser, and SPF if the sun is up.

How often should I use them?

As often as you like. There is nothing in the formula that needs a rest day, which is the point of keeping retinal and acids out of it. Most people land on two or three times a week and use one before anything that involves a camera. A ten pair pack is two weeks of weekdays, a thirty pair jar is most of a season.

Will they stay on if I move around?

Yes. Hydrogel grips wet skin properly, which is the whole reason this category moved away from paper masks. You can make breakfast, answer emails and shout at a match in them. Talking and laughing a lot will eventually shift them, so press the edges back down and carry on.

Should I keep them in the fridge?

You do not have to, they go on cold as they are. But twenty minutes in the fridge makes a real difference on a puffy morning if you want the full shock of it. Do not freeze them.

Will the design smudge, transfer, or get in my eye?

No. Nothing sits on the surface to rub off onto your face, your pillow or your fingers, which is exactly what the Swiss engineering side of this is for.

Every colourway is tested for transfer and staining over a twenty minute wear, and none of them go near the eye itself. Sit the patch on the bone under your eye, not on the lid.

Will this get rid of my dark circles?

It depends which kind you have, and most brands will not tell you that. Caffeine helps with the vascular sort, the blue grey look of a short night. If yours are pigment, or a shadow cast by a hollow under the eye, no patch on earth touches them. Hydration will still make the whole area look smoother and brighter for a few hours.

Can I reuse one?

No. It gives its water up to your skin on the first wear, so a second one has almost nothing left to give, and it is a wet surface that has been on a face. One wear, then bin it.

Sensitive skin, pregnancy, men, contact lenses?

The formula was built to be boring in the best way: no fragrance, no essential oils, no retinal, no acids, no growth factors. That makes it a reasonable choice for sensitive skin and an easy one during pregnancy, though ask your midwife or doctor if you would rather be sure. Nothing about it is gendered. Contact lenses are fine, since the patch never touches your lid. Patch test on your inner arm first if your skin is reactive.

Which clubs and countries can I get?

Over a hundred flags, available now. On the club side we hold the licences for this category, so the colourways are matched to the real kits and crest artwork is applied at production with each club's approval. If your club is not in the list yet, tell us and we will add it.

What does made in Korea actually cover?

Formulation, gel casting, filling and packing, at a facility working to ISO 22716 cosmetic GMP. Some raw materials are sourced internationally, as they are for every cosmetic made anywhere. We will name the facility and show you the certificate if you ask. Colour, print and finish are engineered in Switzerland.