Petitfee B-Glucan Deep Firming Eye Mask

These fabric-type patches sit under the eyes for 20–30 minutes, delivering concentrated hydration from beta-glucan and a botanical complex. They help the delicate under-eye area look smoother, plumped and more supple. A comforting, intensive step for anyone whose eye area looks tired, dry or in need of a firmer appearance.

Beta-glucan is a naturally derived sugar molecule known in skincare for its strong water-binding and comforting reputation. In the Petitfee B-Glucan patch it anchors the formula's hydrating, skin-softening character, helping the under-eye area feel supple and look smoother. It suits most skin types, including sensitive and dryness-prone skin.

You can use the Petitfee B-Glucan patches two to three times a week, or whenever the under-eye area looks tired or feels dry. They're comfortable enough for regular use. For an extra cooling, depuffing feel in the morning, keep the jar in the refrigerator before applying.

After cleansing and toning, place one patch under each eye and leave on for 20–30 minutes. Remove and gently pat the remaining essence into the skin, then follow with your eye care and moisturiser. Best used in the evening, though they work at any point in your routine.

The formula leans on comforting botanicals — beta-glucan, centella-derived madecassoside, green tea and mugwort — making it a gentle choice for most skin types, including sensitive and dryness-prone skin. As the patches contain fragrance, anyone with very reactive skin may wish to patch test first before regular use.

The patches are a water- and glycerin-based fabric-type formula with beta-glucan, a mushroom complex, madecassoside, green tea and other botanical extracts. The full ingredient list is shown on the product page and printed on the packaging. Always check the box if you have known ingredient sensitivities.

The patches deliver intensive hydration that helps the under-eye look plumper and smoother straight after use, so fine, dry-looking lines appear softened for several hours. For the best-looking results over time, use them consistently two to three times a week as part of a complete eye-care routine.