Eye Protection Papers (96 pcs) RefectoCil Eye Protection Papers
96 pcs.
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Age:
18+
Brand: refectocil
Line: face care
Product Type: eye patches
Volume: 96 pcs.
When To Use: universal
Gender: for women
Classification: professional
Skin Type: all types
Country: Austria
Made in: Austria
If your eyebrows are not vivid enough and your eyelashes have been discolored by curling treatments and the sun's rays, RefectoCil offers a quick and safe professional tint. To protect the delicate skin around the eyes from chemical exposure, it's recommended to use under-eye paper pads.
The special impermeable coating of these pads ensures that the dye does not reach the delicate skin during the tinting process. Besides protecting against cosmetic products, the pads act as a shield against unwanted staining of the eyelids during the procedure. This means you won't need to purchase additional lotions to remove dye from the skin.
Skin protection in the form of paper pads is convenient, reliable, and affordable. The package contains 96 pads, which are sufficient for numerous eyelash tinting sessions.
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For optimal coloring results, ensure that your eyelashes and eyebrows are dry and free of oil. Take two RefectoCil Eye Protection Papers. Apply RefectoCil Skin Protection Cream to the lower eyelid and the underside of the eye protection papers. Place the papers on your eyelids to prevent the dye from touching your skin. Next, follow the instructions provided with the dye. Avoid contact with eyes!
I do not recommend it. This is simply half-moons made of crumpled paper. They are not worth their money, and the curvature is not comfortable at all.
I regretted buying it. The shape is not at all suitable for the eyes, they are tiny and do not stick well, they fall off. It was a waste of money.
A useful accessory
Unfortunately, they were completely unsuitable. The curvature is too sharp, as if they were miniature paper eye patches. The regular lower lid doesn't provide any protection, only at the corners, and paint still manages to get onto the middle part, no matter how close I apply them to my eye. They also don't adhere well to the protective cream, constantly falling off. I regret buying so many, I won't be getting more.
The lashes are long, so it's inconvenient to apply mascara - it smudges on the lower lid and I have to wash it off, which ends up damaging the skin under my eyes. I decided to try these petals to protect the lower lid during regular makeup application - it didn't work out. I liked the packaging - the petals are cut out like pages in a book, which is quite convenient, but they are very thick (clearly intended for painting with color), so they don't adhere well to the cream, especially in a vertical position. They will probably be suitable for their intended purpose, but they didn't work well for me.