Sidr Peptide Glow Eye Patches

The eyes say everything — especially when they are rested, bright, and free of the puffiness that a long week leaves behind. The Sidr Peptide Glow Eye Patches are a ten-minute ritual that makes a visible difference, every single time.

Perfect for:

• Anyone dealing with puffiness, dark circles, or fine lines under the eyes
• A pre-event treatment before a wedding, dinner, or special occasion
• Morning use to wake up tired eyes after a short night
• Anyone who wants a spa-level eye treatment at home

What it does for you:

• Visibly smooths fine lines and crow's feet with a peptide-powered formula
• Reduces puffiness and the appearance of dark circles with a cooling gel effect
• Deeply hydrates the delicate under-eye area for a plumper, more rested look
• Refines skin texture around the eyes with consistent use
• 60 patches (30 pairs) — a full month of daily treatments

A gift worth giving: This is the gift that says “I see you, and I want you to feel taken care of.” Eye patches are universally loved — indulgent enough to feel special, practical enough to be used immediately. A perfect standalone gift or the centrepiece of a curated self-care set. Wrap it with the Sidr Brightening Renewal Cream for a complete eye and face renewal gift she will not forget.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long do I leave them on?
15–20 minutes is ideal. You can leave them on for up to 30 minutes for a deeper treatment.

Can I use them every day?
Yes — the gentle hydrogel formula is safe for daily use. Each box contains 30 pairs, enough for a full month.

Do they work on deep dark circles?
They visibly brighten and reduce the appearance of dark circles with consistent use. For deep pigmentation, combine with a targeted eye serum.

Can I refrigerate them for extra cooling?
Absolutely — chilled patches deliver an even more refreshing, de-puffing effect. Store in the fridge for best results.

Tracked delivery to your door. Every Sidr order comes with a satisfaction guarantee — because eyes this bright should feel like a certainty, not a hope.

It's the treatment that makes people ask if you slept well — even when you didn't.