If your tear ducts drain tears quickly OR if your tears evaporate quickly, apply 1-2 eyedrops and let them soak into the eye for 1-2 minutes, dry the surface of the skin around the eye, then apply the tape.
If you struggle with lack of oil in the eye, apply eye ointment, let it soak in for 1-2 minutes, dry the surface of the skin around the eye, and apply the tape.
Gently cleanse the area around your eyes to remove oils or residue before applying.
Place the upper half of the tape on the upper eyelid, leaving a small space below the eyebrow.
Allow the lower half of the tape to fall naturally over the bottom eyelid without tugging or pulling.
Lightly press along the edges of the tape to keep it in place.
For easier, near pain-free removal, allow the tape to set for at least 30 minutes. After that, it can be removed whenever needed—typically after sleep. This method is ideal for sensitive eyes and helps avoid pulling on lashes.
If trying all the feedback above does not help and the tape still feels too sticky, apply a very small amount of a gentle, fragrance-free moisturizer to the surrounding skin (not near the lash line), allow it to fully absorb, then apply the tape to clean, dry skin. This can help make removal more comfortable while maintaining hold. If issues persist, you can also place a warm, damp cloth over the area for 20–30 seconds before peeling or remove with warm running water.
Who it’s for: People with dry eye, incomplete lid closure, or nighttime irritation.
Why people choose it: Secure, gentle on skin, and made for comfortable overnight wear.
Main benefit: Wake up with eyes that feel calmer, more comfortable, and less dry.
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