Reusable Anti-Wrinkle Forehead & Eye Patches – Silicone Set

Silicone patches you wear overnight on your forehead and around your eyes. They work in the dullest possible way — by physically holding the skin flat and stopping it creasing while you sleep.

If you're a side or front sleeper, or you frown at a screen all day, a good portion of your forehead and eye-area lines are sleep and expression creasing rather than anything you can moisturise away. That's what these address.

How to use them

1. Clean, completely dry skin — they won't stick over moisturiser or oil
2. Smooth the patch on, pressing out from the centre so there are no wrinkles in the silicone itself
3. Leave overnight, or two to three hours if you'd rather not sleep in them
4. Peel off slowly in the morning. Then apply your serums — skin is receptive afterwards
5. Wash them with mild soap, let them air dry, and store them on the plastic backing

What to expect, honestly

Overnight you'll see a real difference — lines look softened and smoothed. That's partly the occlusion holding hydration in and partly the skin simply not having creased. It's a temporary effect, and it fades over the day.

With consistent nightly use over weeks, some people find deeper creasing looks less set. But this is a management tool, not a permanent change, and anyone claiming silicone patches remove wrinkles is overstating it considerably.

Practical notes

Each patch is good for around 20 uses. They lose their tack when they get dusty — washing usually restores it. If a patch stops sticking after a wash, it's finished.

Don't use them over active spots, broken skin, or immediately after exfoliating or retinol — occlusion increases how strongly an active penetrates, which you don't want.

Questions we get asked

Will they stay on all night? On clean dry skin, usually. Front sleepers lose one occasionally.

Can I use serum underneath? Only if you want it driven in much harder — and not with actives. On bare skin is safer.

Do they irritate? Medical-grade silicone is well tolerated, but patch test on your jaw for a night if you're reactive.