Dermaclara Silicone Fusion Eyes and Mouth Patches

I recently tried the Dermaclara Siliconefusion Eyes and Mouth Patches, and I’m very pleased with the results. Here’s why these patches are a great addition to your skincare routine:Effective Results: The patches are designed to target fine lines and wrinkles around the eyes and mouth. After using them consistently, I noticed a significant improvement in the smoothness and firmness of my skin. They really seem to help reduce the appearance of wrinkles.Comfortable and Reusable: The silicone material is soft and flexible, making the patches comfortable to wear. They adhere well to the skin without causing any irritation. Plus, they’re reusable, which is both eco-friendly and cost-effective. Just wash them after each use, and they’re good to go.Hypoallergenic: As someone with sensitive skin, I appreciate that these patches are hypoallergenic. They don’t cause any redness or discomfort, which is a huge plus for those with delicate skin.Dermatologist-Recommended: Knowing that these patches are dermatologist-recommended adds an extra layer of trust. It’s reassuring to use a product that has been tested and endorsed by skincare professionals.Easy to Use: Applying the patches is straightforward, and they stay in place nicely. I usually wear them while doing other tasks, and they don’t interfere with my daily routine.Overall Impression: Dermaclara Siliconefusion Eyes and Mouth Patches are a fantastic option for anyone looking to improve the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. They offer effective results, comfort, and convenience, all while being gentle on sensitive skin. I highly recommend them for anyone seeking a non-invasive solution to enhance their skincare regimen.

My friends swear by these. I purchased them but found the effects did not last long. But if you want a quick fix… to last several hours or more, these are quality plus.

Comparative review:Dermaclara vs Pacifica silicone wrinkle patches:I recently purchased the Dermaclara mouth/eye patches here and upon opening and wearing I noticed a chemical smell that bothered my nose and was not a pleasant experience. I washed them a few times and the smell remained. After a short time of using I had to remove because it began to itch, slightly burn and irritate my skin and again, that chemical smell ruined it for me. Although the patches did not move or slip, I did notice the edges like to curl up a bit, though not enough to get in the way of some decent results. Despite the negatives, I did notice my skin was a little more plump, smoothe and my fine lines were temporarily reduced. I could see how after using for months these could really help reduce fine lines and wrinkles and really make the skin look nice.A few days after purchasing the mouth/eye patches from Dermaclara I was at Target and saw the silicone forehead patches by Pacifica. So I decided to buy and compare. Upon opening the Pacifica brand, I did not notice a chemical smell or any smell at all, which I was pleased and my first use went well. I experinced no irritation from the Pacifica patches and even though the edges also slightly curled, they adhered much better than dermaclaras and curled slightly less. There was no slipping or moving.In conclusion and solely my opinion, I saw great results from both brands and added plumpness, smoothness and less fine lines and wrinkles, temporarily. Though from here on out I will only be using the Pacifica brand because of the fact that Dermaclara silicone patches reeked of toxic chemicals and caused irritation, as well as the Pacifica patches adhered much better to my skin. Results were similar though I don’t like chemicals or irritation.UPDATE: after quite a few washes and uses the dermaclara patches chemical/toxic smell faded a little bit and although the smell is still there it is at least less and more tolerable now. After a few uses I noticed the edges peeled back a little bit more and did not adhere quite as well as they previously did when I first started using them, they’re beginning to slip and curl edges a bit more. While the Pacific patches adherence has not change and continued to stay put and not peel back as much as the Dermaclara patches. The irritation has decreased a tiny bit as well, which leads me to believe and assume that the chemical/toxic smell was related to and/or caused the irritation I experienced. (Mostly) Because of the chemical/toxic smell and irritation, I will not be purchasing Dermaclara patches in the future. I am trying to heal my skin and body- not add more chemicals to it. Even if the smell has faded a bit, I know it’s still there and was very there in the beginning. Overall, I will go with the Pacifica patches from here on out.UPDATE: I have still been using as irritation is less, though now after about a weeks use the Dermaclara patches seem to have degraded and no longer adhere much at all to my skin and fall off. I can see them unstick from my skin shortly after putting on. And if you sleep with the Dermaclara patches they fall off and then you have to find them somewhere in your bed or on you. The Pacifica brand still adhered we’ll just as well as the first use and they don’t seem to have lost their mold/hold like the dermaclara have. I will be dumping the dermaclara patches and solely use the Pacifica brand from now on.

So far I am really loving these silicone patches. The silicone is nice and cooling on my skin and I haven't had any problems with them sticking. I do feel like my wrinkles are less noticeable after use!I'm so happy that these patches are reusable, which makes them a more eco-friendly alternative to one-time use wrinkle patches. I've also been trying to use cleaner products, so I am glad that these don't have any crazy ingredients.

Wanted to love these. Don’t stick as all as I wanted.