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Two hours of retinol,
visible mornings

An eye cream has about ninety seconds before it’s absorbed, smudged or on your pillow. A patch has two hours, and it stays exactly where you put it.

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real people. real mornings.

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The product

One patch. Four places it goes.

Made for under-eyes, and shaped to sit on crow’s feet, frown lines and laugh lines too.

Aitch2 Micro-Infusion Targeted Patches

Micro-Infusion Targeted Patches

$69.00 from $19.12 a box

  • Retinol, caffeine and vitamin E held under a seal for two hours
  • Six ingredients, no fragrance, no dyes, no alcohol
  • 16 patches (8 pairs) — three to four weeks at two to three times a week
  • Free US shipping and a 60-day money-back guarantee
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Four places the patch goes

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Everything else you own gets rinsed off.

Three actives and three things that hold them there. That’s the whole formula — and it’s printed on every carton.

Retinol

The active with the longest research history behind the look of fine lines — held flat against the skin instead of rubbed in.

Caffeine

Tightens surface vessels for a few hours. That’s why the area reads less puffy and less shadowed after a morning patch.

Vitamin E

An antioxidant, and the reason the retinol in patch sixteen behaves like the retinol in patch one.

The base

Mineral oil, petrolatum and beeswax. The seal that stops everything evaporating off over two hours.

Not a cream.
Not a procedure.

Clinical microneedling uses needles that pass through the skin to create a controlled injury. These are blunt polyethylene micro-points that rest on the surface and hold the balm against it. No piercing, no bleeding, no downtime.

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The formula

Before you buy

Questions, answered plainly.

Is this microneedling?

No, and we won’t pretend otherwise. The micro-points are blunt polyethylene and rest on the skin surface. They hold the balm flat against it — nothing pierces living skin, and there’s no downtime.

Where can I use them?

Under-eyes first — that’s what most people buy them for. The same shape sits on crow’s feet at the outer corner, the frown lines between the brows, and along a laugh line. One pair covers one area on both sides.

How often should I use them?

Two to three times a week. The under-eye is the thinnest skin on your face and it doesn’t reward enthusiasm. Eight pairs at twice a week is about a month; at three times a week, closer to three weeks.

How long do I leave them on?

Two hours minimum. Overnight is better and completely fine. Peel off, press in whatever balm is left, and don’t rinse.

Pregnant or nursing?

Skip it. Topical retinol is routinely avoided during pregnancy and breastfeeding. Come back afterwards.

What if it doesn’t work for me?

Email us inside 60 days and we’ll refund the order. Keep the boxes, use them up, give them away — nothing needs to come back.

Better under-eyes
start tonight.

Press a pair on and look at yourself in the morning. If the crease isn’t sitting differently, we’ll refund you and you can keep the box.

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Aitch2 Micro-Infusion Targeted Patches are a cosmetic product intended to improve the appearance of the skin around the eyes. They are not a drug and not a medical device, and they are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any condition. The micro-points rest on the skin surface and do not pierce living skin. Contains retinol: not for use during pregnancy or nursing, avoid sun exposure on treated skin, and stop use if irritation or rash occurs. Keep out of reach of children. Do not swallow. Avoid contact with the eye itself. Statistics shown are self-reported survey results, not clinical findings, and individual results vary.