Be wary... I bought these patches after seeing them advertised. The first batch of patches wouldn’t stick after one use, I followed all the instructions. I contacted their customer services who advised that they had a new and improved version and would I accept these as a replacement. I did accept these but after 3 uses the new and improved patches also didn’t stick. They didn’t make any difference to my fine lines. Expensive product for no results and failed to even stick. Disappointing. Offered a partial refund but think this is unacceptable for a product that falls way below what is advertised.

I am wearing them for the first time as… I am wearing them for the first time as we speak. They keep peeling off as it’s impossible (at least for me) to not sweat underneath plastic. So far I’m just aggravated that I’ve had to try placing them back onto my neck and chest multiple times. The ones on my face are in place so far, but I honestly can’t see this working effectively if they don’t stay in place to ‘work their magic’

Exact same material as scar strips but more expensive Hot tip for anyone looking at these, they are 100% medical grade silicone which is exactly what scar strips are made of. They cost a lot less and do the exact same thing which, unfortunately for me, wasn't much. The scar strips work because they are being used mainly on scars that are hidden beneath clothing so you can wear them a few days at a time, while these wrinkle patches you can only wear overnight. What they do is trap moisture in your skin, so you have a bit of swelling just after you take them off, temporarily making any fine lines less noticeable. Obviously, this doesn't last more than a few hours. So they aren't all bad, I just didn't notice a huge difference. I would just get Botox personally, it isn't much more and lasts a lot longer (months vs. hours)

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.

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.