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Abib Collagen Eye Patch Jericho Rose Jelly 60P double set
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Abib Collagen Eye Patch Jericho Rose Jelly 60P double set

“60-patch double set targets tired under-eyes with hydration; strong rating but limited detail on downsides.”

4.8 71 reviews
$34.88 Olive Young Global

Best for Dehydrated, dull under-eyes; those seeking low-effort anti-aging without elaborate routines.

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Key ingredients

  • Vegan collagen (fermented yeast)
  • Palmitoyl tripeptide-5
  • Selaginella Lepidophylla extract
  • Hyaluronic acid, caffeine, ceramide

👍 Pros

  • Hydrogel jelly texture adheres well; plumping effect on fine lines
  • 10,780 ppm vegan collagen + 3 moisture boosters (hyaluronic acid, caffeine, ceramide)
  • 60 patches per set at $34.88 (under 60¢ per patch for two boxes)
  • 4.8/5 on Olive Young Global; users report visible dark-circle improvement

👎 Cons

  • Jelly texture may feel sticky; finish under makeup untested in reviews
  • High water content suits dry skin; unclear for oily or sensitive types
  • Promotional tone in some Korean blog posts limits independent verification

The Gist

The Abib Collagen Eye Patch Jericho Rose Jelly 60P double set is a hydrogel under-eye mask sold in two 30-patch boxes. The jelly texture, infused with shea butter and plant oils, is designed to cling to delicate eye skin and deliver moisture and peptides over a 20–30 minute wear. It promises firming and brightening via fermented vegan collagen (10,780 ppm) and a desert plant extract called Selaginella Lepidophylla, marketed for its water-retention properties.

What Korean reviewers say

Olive Young Global shoppers rate it 4.8/5 across 71 reviews, a strong signal of satisfaction. Reviewers consistently report visible improvement in dark circles and dullness after sleep-deprived nights, with pronounced hydration and plumping in the fine-line area. Several noted it as an easy, low-friction addition to tired routines. Detailed written feedback on texture finish, scent, behavior under makeup, or suitability for sensitive skin is limited, making it harder to gauge real-world friction points beyond the core hydration promise.

Bottom line

At under 60¢ per patch across two boxes, the price-to-count ratio justifies a trial for anyone battling chronic under-eye dryness or post-fatigue puffiness. Worth buying if you have dehydrated skin and want straightforward overnight plumping without spending per-patch premium prices, though the absence of detailed reviews on wear-time and skin-type fit leaves some blind spots.

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