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Petitfee

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$2.34 to $50.00
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Green Tea 16Heartleaf (Houttuynia Cordata) 16Mugwort 16
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Hydrogel patches, sold in sixties

Petitfee is a patch and mask specialist, and the 60 patch eye jar is its whole format: Gold, Black Pearl and Gold, Collagen and CoQ10, Chamomile, Agave, Artichoke and Beta-Glucan, each a hydrogel patch in a jar rather than a foil sachet. The face masks at 32g by 5 are the same formulas in a sheet.

Mugwort, heartleaf, green tea and aloe are the recurring botanicals. There is a small skincare side, including a neck cream and a tone-up cream, but the range is bought for the jars. A hydrogel patch differs from a cotton sheet in that it holds its shape and stays put, which is the practical reason people use these under the eye.

Which jar, out of eight that look alike?

Choose by what the botanical is for rather than by the colour of the jar. Agave and Artichoke are the cooling and soothing options and the ones to use on a puffy morning. Chamomile is the calmest. Collagen with CoQ10 and Beta-Glucan are the firmer-feeling ones. Gold and Black Pearl are the richest. At 60 patches a jar you are buying a month or two of one thing, so pick the use case honestly: these are a morning step before makeup, not a treatment.

Is a 60 patch jar a Korean format?

Very much so. Korean shoppers buy eye patches by the jar and use them casually, while an export listing usually sells a five pair sachet at a price that makes the habit impossible. The jar is also why the patches sit in essence rather than dry, which changes how they feel. Every jar here carries its Korean barcode, and the patch count and gram weight on the listing are the domestic ones printed on the box.