Winky Lux
Wakey Wakey Under Eye Patches
- Clean Ingredients
- Cruelty Free
- Give Back
- Gluten Free
- Paraben Free
Ingredient safety
Colors come from public regulatory sources. Every color has a word next to it.
3 ingredients on the label
- 3Low hazard
- 0Not enough data
- 0Moderate hazard
- 0High hazard
3 ingredients on the label (3)
What reviewers said
Counted across 113 reviews
Liked
- brightening12
- hydrating9
- quick results6
- fast absorbing4
- easy to use4
- a little goes far3
- smells nice3
Not so much
- no difference3
- would not recommend3
Counted from shoppers' reviews on a retail site, not from our own users. These are shoppers' observations, not results from a clinical trial.
PERBETE reviews
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Ingredient groups
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Worth a look
May help
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Clinical evidence
Being in the list and working are two different things. This is where we split them.
What the ingredients are for
- Skin conditioning1
Having these ingredients does not guarantee the product delivers the benefit.
By skin type
Every ingredient
Nothing is filtered out and nothing is hidden here.
- 1Hydrolyzed CollagenLow hazard
- 2L-Ascorbic AcidAscorbic AcidLow hazard
- 6Sodium HyaluronateLow hazard
5 names we could not match
These are printed on the label but are not in our dictionary yet. They are why the numbers above skip. We show them rather than drop them.
- licorice flavonoids
- oat peptide
- scutellaria extract
- rose essential oil
- seaweed polysaccharides
How to use
Place one pair of eye patches onto clean, dry under eyes for 10-15 minutes. Remove patches and massage remaining serum into skin. Discard after use. Avoid direct contact with eyes. Pro Tip: Store in the fridge for extra refreshment.
Red does not mean poison. Preservatives that stop a product going off, UV filters and fragrance can land on yellow or red depending on their score.
Green does not mean right for you. Skin and allergies differ from person to person. Treat the color as a starting point.