Let's review

Let's review the Dollar Tree eye patch review. If you haven't seen my previous video, I did a comparison of the pink ones to the KOX. Today we're gonna be trying their yellow and blue ones. The yellow ones claim to be brightening Vitamin C eye patches. The blue ones are chilled jelly eye patches. Compared to the price of other eye patches on the market, these are insane. These contain aloe extract, aloe vera extract, niacinamide, hyaluronic acid. All decent hydrating ingredients. Are they scented? I think they are. I'm not gonna lie, the ingredients on these eye patches are very clean. The only ingredient I'm not a huge fan of is obviously the fragrance and perfume. If you're someone who can tolerate fragrance in your skincare, these aren't a terrible option. Next for the Vitamin C brightening eye patches. These contain Vitamin C, Tranexamic Acid, Niacinamide, Hyaluronic Acid. I'm a huge fan of Vitamin C for topical skincare. But obviously, when you're getting products like this, you never know how much is actually in there. Oh, those smell good. But I don't need things smelling good next to my eye. The under eye area is super sensitive, so I definitely am not a fan of putting perfume there. But the texture feels the exact same as your traditional hydrogel eye patch. That's a pretty long ingredient list. Honestly, for the price and ingredient list, these eye patches are not bad. These contain a blend of both brightening and hydrating ingredients. So if you have a quick event and you're on a budget and you're looking for a quick fix, these are fantastic options. This one feels so cool to the touch. It feels really good. Of course, my only complaint is them not disclosing the actual amount of each ingredient used. Because whatever made ingredients these are listing, they might not even be there to the point where they're actually effective. They also are not the most sophisticated blend of ingredients. For example, they don't include multiple molecular weights of hyaluronic acid, they don't include ceramides or other more advanced ingredients commonly found in larger skincare brand eye patches. But you know what? For a dollar 25, these are surprisingly fantastic options for a quick hydration fix rather than treating stubborn fine lines or dark circles. So yeah, if you're on a budget and you want a quick refresh before an event or before makeup application, these are not a bad option. Just keep in mind they contain fragrance and obviously the active ingredients are not really disclosed in there. So they're most likely in lower amounts because of the price. So these are great for a temporary refreshment rather than treating stubborn fine lines or dark circles. So yeah, if you're on a budget and you just want a quick refresh before an event or before makeup application, these are not a bad option.