EASYDEW DW-EGF Peptide Clear Patch - Outdoor UV Block Ultra-Thin Transparent Sun Patches for Golf, Riding, Hiking, Driving - Adenosine, Glutathione, Hydrolyzed Collagen, 4 Packs

I got this as a gift from my family and loved using them. Repurchased them because they were on sale! They are pricy for four packs.

I've tried a similar product previously to get some extra sun protection on my face for my outdoor activities in Florida. However, that product was a thick layer skin tone patch which looks so odd to wear it out. So, when I saw these clear transparent sun patches, I really want to give it a try. First of all, it is so much thinner than the previous one, kind of like those transparent dressings you got from the bandage section in store. The patch is not that big (about 3"x 2") and it can only cover a small area on your cheek. It was a little pain to peel off the patch without curling and messing it up on the side at first. I wish it had a tiny tab like those bandage for easy peel off on the paper support . Once it sticked on my face, it was very easy to peel off the other layer and the patch stayed on well on my cheek. I like that patch is transparent and if not messed up the side of the patch, it was really invisible. I felt the patched area was tighten. I like that it gave an extra protection on my face while I did gardening in my lawn. So, I don't need to worry about the sweat wash off the sunblock and reapplying it all the time. Having said that considering $24 for only 4 pairs of patches, it seems pretty expensive as compare of some decent quality sunblock.

I picked this because I thought it was easier to apply…no. I used the entire package and was not able to apply a single patch.Directions were not provided in English so had to google it. Applied it and it never came off the clear liner. Held it to my skin for a minute and nothing…can’t even peel it off the liner so I’m not sure it’s even there. Waste of money.

I bought this sun patch because it's thin and transparent, so it's good to use when playing golf. But when it's applied to your face, it's wrinkly. So I had to remove it as soon as it was attached to my face, and I couldn't put it back on. It's a sun patch with good ingredients, so it was a shame.

As someone who has a lot of melasma after childbirth, I found this a novel way to give me extra protection on my face. It goes on transparent and is easy to apply. I am not someone who wears a lot of makeup, so I did not apply anything after adhering these to my face. Believe it or not, we need protection from the computer light as well as daylight, so I found this to be a good solution for my purposes. I have liked wearing these as daily protection from the computer light as well as natural light when walking my dog several times per day. I am not doing a lot of activity that causes sweating, so I found this stayed on nicely.

These are somewhat difficult to apply to your under eyes

I have this horrible large age spot on my upper cheek just under my right eye. I'm in my 60's so I am certain it is from years of sun exposure. For many years I did not use sunscreen and now that error has shown up on my face. We live in the southern part of the U.S. in the coldest of the winter months. It is surprisingly warm there and we love to spend time outdoors at the beach or at the pool. Water is reflective and consequently normal sun exposure is even more damaging. I like that I can pair this patch with my sunscreen to help protect already damaged skin from the sun.

I like these EASYDEW DW-EGF Clear Patch - Outdoor UV Block Ultra-Thin Transparent Sun Patches. You want to apply them on clean, dry skin but then you can apply sunscreen over them. You might wonder what is the point of them if I'm applying sunscreen anyway. For me, it is back up on areas that tend to burn when I'm out sailing regardless of if I've applied and kept up with sunscreen. Instead of bright red cheeks, my face stays normal looking.Application is relatively easy, but there is a small learning curve to get it to lay perfectly flat. The second one I put on was way better than the first. But once you have them on they stay on pretty well even with sweating and are relatively invisible (if you look close you can see it, but otherwise no).