Face tape does three things at once. That's why it works better than a cream and faster than a serum.
Hold
Every night you sleep, your face folds into the same expression lines — the pillow presses them, your muscles hold them. The tape keeps the skin flat across the line for the whole time you wear it, so those creases never get the chance to set in.
Seal
The tape forms an occlusive layer over the skin. Under it, your own moisture can't evaporate. That trapped hydration plumps the skin from within, and fine lines look softer while the tape is on and for hours after it comes off.
Feed
The tape is infused with peptides. Applied in a cream, most of an active evaporates or rubs off on the pillow before it does anything. Under a seal, it stays exactly where you put it, in contact with the skin, all night.
Where to put it
Each box holds two shapes.
- Ovals (32) — across the forehead, between the brows on the “11” lines, and along the smile lines either side of the mouth.
- Wings (8) — under each eye, pointing out toward the temple, following the crow's feet.
Step by step
- Cleanse. If you moisturise, let it absorb completely — tape won't stick to a wet or oily surface.
- Peel a piece from the sheet. Hold the skin gently taut with one hand and press the tape down with the other, smoothing from the centre outward.
- Leave it on for two hours minimum. Overnight is where you'll see the most.
- In the morning, remove slowly from the outer edge inward. Never rip it off, never on damp skin.
How often
3–5 nights a week. One box is one week of use — 32 face pieces and 8 eye pieces, a fresh set every night you wear it. Order two or three boxes to cover the month, and delivery is free from two.
What to expect
Lines look smoother the first morning. It's a temporary, cosmetic effect — it's not a treatment for the skin's structure, it's not permanent, and it's not an injectable. Wear it regularly and you'll see it most on the mornings that matter: an event, a photo, a day you want to look rested.