4.2
70% of reviewers would recommend to a friend
Patchology
4.2 • 26 Reviews
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4.2
70% of reviewers would recommend to a friend
Patchology earns mixed reviews: its eye gels feel cooling, de-puffing, and stay put—many say they refresh tired eyes and suit sensitive skin—yet several reviews question overall skincare efficacy and cite underwhelming results from products like PoshPeel and Breakout Box. Reviews also note pleasant scents and fun designs, but concerns include fragrance, inconsistent performance across products, and some items (lip gels, supplements) delivering little noticeable effect.
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I bought two of their PoshPeel Pedi Cure Exfloliating Foot Peels and they did absolutely nothing for me.
Patchology is often seen in the discount section of Nordstrom Rack and TJ Maxx. This probably because their skincare/ face masks don’t do much at all. The only reason I can think to purchase these is if you need some filler in a spa themed gift box. It’s a skip for me.
Using the eye gels from Patchology is such a treat! I stick mine in the refrigerator so they are nice and cool before use. They are a little expensive for me, but a nice treat every once in awhile. I like to rub the extra product into my neck so none goes to waste from the pack!
1y ago
i like the under-eye patches a lot. i'm not sure if they work or if it is a placebo but my favorite thing to do on 'treat yo self' days is to throw a pack in the fridge like thirty minutes before using. after applying my face mask, throwing the cool eye patch on top is the perfect way to disassociate.
4y ago
Tried some of their Little Helper dissolvable strips you take by mouth - Energy and Calm. The taste for them isn't appealing, but isn't awful either. I didn't feel anything super noticeable. However, the original price for them seems expensive at a price point ranging from $1-3 per strip, compared to buying a supplement bottle and it seems like a lot of waste since each strip is individually packaged. I got them for $1 for 6 each on clearance at TJMaxx, which seemed like a good deal. I think a problem with a lot of these supplement products is it's really hard to tell if they're doing anything or if it's just placebo. These were fun to try, at least.
The MoodMask Me-Time by Patchology is more than just a sheet mask. It's the perfect companion for those moments when you need a little self-indulgence and a break from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.