What do Margot Robbie and Victoria Beckham have in common? The easy answer is fame, fortune, and influence. After all, one of them is Barbie, and the other is Posh Spice—two of the biggest pop culture icons we can possibly name. Apparently, though, there's another answer to that question, and that's beauty products. Well, one specific beauty product to be exact.
It's been reported that these A-listers use the same high-end eye masks before hitting the red carpet for smooth, plump, and photograph-friendly under-eyes. What's more, other celebrities including Brooke Shields and Kris Jenner also reportedly use these eye masks. If this many celebs swear by them, you know they're good. Keep scrolling to see (and shop) the exact product.
The Celeb-Loved Eye Masks
When we said luxe, we meant it. This little black box retails for $115 and contains eight individual eye masks. It's certainly a steep price relative to some of the other eye masks on the market, but each one contains a cocktail of good-for-skin active ingredients.
The hero ingredients are retinol, niacinamide, and peptides. Although, there's also hyaluronic acid and rose-hip extract. Together, they promise to moisturize, plump, brighten, and smooth the under-eye area for a luminous and well-rested appearance. And it only takes 20 minutes of wear to reap all the benefits. So yeah, it's no wonder celebs swear by them.
Each mask is black and sparkly—hence the Black Diamond name. So they don't just make your skin look expensive, but they also look luxe themselves. They're certainly Instagram friendly.
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A budget-friendly option, this eye cream contains three essential ceramides to repair and restore the protective skin barrier for smoother, plumper, and more moisturized under-eyes.
This eye cream is cool because it's a skincare-makeup hybrid. With a 2% vitamin K liposome complex and light-reflecting pearl pigments, it promises to reduce the appearance of dark circles with a luminous finish.
This powerful eye cream, developed by celeb aesthetician Shani Darden, uses peptides and silk tree extract to reduce the appearance of dark circles, fine lines, and wrinkles.
An iconic product, the Banana Bright Eye Cream uses vitamin C and subtle, shimmery particles to brighten the under-eye area and do away with dark circles. It also wears beautifully under makeup.
These eye masks are made out of bio-cellulose material, so they're plant based and plastic free. Plus, with vitamin C and sea kelp, they'll keep your under-eye area looking bright and hydrated.
This eye-tightener is like a temporary eye-lift in a bottle. It tightens, firms, and smooths the look of under-eye bags in a pinch. We highly recommend looking up before-and-after pictures. The results are pretty crazy.
These handy eye masks are infused with retinol and have a unique shape that covers the eyelids as well as the under-eyes for a more holistic eye area treatment.
Another iconic product, this one uses avocado oil to visibly moisturize and smooth the delicate eye area. It's a fall-and-winter must-have.
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