Oiaskin

30 N Gould Street, 82801, Sheridan, United States
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1.95
Based on 20 Reviews

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About Oiaskin

Oia is constantly evolving by your side to combat aging with science and technology, as well as years of experience in the skincare industry. At the heart of Oia is the desire to deliver transparency and openness. Oia provides innovative solutions for you to combat skin worries at any age. We believe in creating the future of skin solutions which embrace beauty and self love.

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Mary O'Leary
CA

Try This Instead The concept of this product is that it seals in moisture, therefore plumping up your skin, which eliminates wrinkles. Let's face it, after a certain age there are no miracles. But to produce the concept, wash your face with cold water, do not dry. Immediately cover with a very thin layer of Vaseline, that will seal in the water. It may be a bit sticky, so cover your pillow with an old pillowcase. In the morning wash your face gently with cold water. You skin will be smooth and will get better if you keep this up. Remember no miracles, but at least less costly than Oiaskin.

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Gefen
CA

The product looks nothing like they advertise!!! I purchased the Anti-Wrinkle Patches 2.0 for Facelift and when I got it I noticed it looked thinner than the actual product. Applying the product to my face is almost impossible because it sticks to my hands and to itself. The packaging was also completely different. Each silicone came separately with a thin paper attached to the sticky side of the silicone and shoved inside of a small paper envelope. It looks nothing like the product portrays it. For the first night, after a struggle, I did manage to get it on my face before bed following the package instructions. However, due to its thin structure, I woke up with additional wrinkles which made it worse. So yeah, I wouldn't recommend it. Update: They decided to send me a new product without my approval. I ended up receiving it and saw that it had the exact same problem so I didn't open it and asked for a refund. At this point, they started telling me that this is how the product should look like and gave me 12 steps to educate me on how to use this defective product. The worst part was that they now claimed to not be able to give me a refund because they sent me a new product which again I did not ask for. If you are reading this right now do yourself a favour and don't get mixed up in this scam.

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Amilia
GB

Well um... nope! Thankfully I didn't pay the extortionate price for these things personally, 3 of my poor sisters in law did... convinced they were going to be transformed into 25yr olds overnight, I skeptically agreed to take part in their 'mature ladies sleepover'. Oh dear!🤦‍♀️ my skepticism was proven fact. These patches are such a complete scam, I'm actually surprised they're not a lousy MLM!🤣 The good news is It encouraged us all to price up minor cosmetic procedures, (botox, smile line fillers etc) and they're really not as expensive as we all thought! And yes this is all with a qualified and well respected aesthetician... so please don't waste your money on these garbage snake oil patches lovelies. THEY DO NOTHING! And I mean NOTHING!

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Anna Lù
IT

The excessive price does not justify the poor quality of the product. Despite the $15 shipping fee, I received a surprise with the package and also had customs fees to pay for a whopping €14. Furthermore, silicone patches are very thin and easily stick together and struggle to adhere well to the skin from the first time they are used. Especially if you use them at night, you will find them glued to other parts. The excessive price does not justify the poor quality of the product. There are excellent patches on Amazon at a price 10 times lower. Don't be fooled.

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Scissors ✂️
GB

Very slooooow delivery. Very slooooow delivery. A temporary fix is good though, botox is way better! These are so expensive for what they are (silicon patches have been used for decades for surgical scars) and supposedly reusable... hmmm, not so much.

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