Spa treatment's snake venom eye mask has been a hit in Japan, South Korea, China and other Asian regions since its launch, and has received rave reviews on the Japan cosme awards website, and is often sold out in Japan. Because of this, the brand's fakes are also rampant in the market, and it is necessary to pay attention to the channel and authenticity identification when buying. This eye mask is named after the snake venom extract, the active site of the snake venom protein tripeptide SYN-AKE, an acetylcholine receptor antagonist, as the active ingredient applied topically to the eye area, similar to botox, to reduce expression lines, dynamic lines, and thus achieve the effect of reducing wrinkles and lightening.
 
It is also because of the high degree of nutrition of this ingredient, most people will feel a hot or cold stinging sensation when applying it for the first time, and in severe cases, there will be redness around the eyes, but it is not an allergy. The white snake venom eye mask uses palmitoyl tripeptide-5, (animal) placenta protein, and ginger root extract as the main antioxidants, and moisturizing ingredients such as sodium hyaluronate, glycosyl trehalose, and betaine account for the majority. These ingredients are quite good in terms of moisturizing and anti-aging. Spa treatment snake venom eye mask patch has a thicker texture, the essence is thicker, the fit is good, and continuous use will find that fine lines and dark circles have a more obvious lightening effect, especially for the elimination of nasolabial folds. It is worth noting that this eye mask is not low in alcohol and is not recommended for people who are allergic to alcohol and have dry and severely sensitive skin. Try the Red Plus version, which is specially designed for those with sensitive skin. This snake venom eye mask is priced at 5,500 yen (about 330 yuan) for 30 pairs in Japan, and has a shelf life of three years, making it a cost-effective eye mask.