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BTS's Jin Fronts Laneige's First Eye Patch Launch at $27
LANEIGE's first eye patch, the $27 Bouncy & Firm Cooling Hydrogel Eye Patches with PDRN, caffeine and niacinamide, launches with BTS's Jin and a 100% puffiness claim.
Counter notes
- Bouncy & Firm Cooling Hydrogel Eye Patches priced at $27, LANEIGE's first eye patch
- 100% of 32 subjects showed improved under-eye puffiness after one 20-minute use, per LANEIGE
- After two weeks: 100% saw visible lifting, 96% reported reduced dark circles
- Jin became LANEIGE's first male global ambassador in 2024; this is his second campaign
- Exclusive to TikTok Shop and LANEIGE.com now; Sephora.com and Amazon October 6; Sephora stores October 9

LANEIGE claims 100 percent of 32 tested subjects showed improved under-eye puffiness after a single 20-minute use of its first-ever eye patch, the Bouncy & Firm Cooling Hydrogel Eye Patches ($27). BTS's Jin fronts the launch. He became LANEIGE's first male global ambassador in 2024, and this campaign marks his second turn for the Amorepacific-owned brand.
What does the product actually do?
The patches take inspiration from microneedling. LANEIGE built them as serum reservoirs with a double-sided, embossed design that hugs the eye contours. Melting spicules carry plant-derived PDRN, caffeine and niacinamide deeper into the skin than a standard flat patch allows, according to the brand.
LANEIGE says the formula visibly lifts, smooths fine lines and reduces puffiness within 20 minutes. The patches also work on smile lines.
Do the clinical numbers hold up?
The brand cites results from a 32-subject panel. After one 20-minute application, 100 percent showed improved under-eye puffiness. After two weeks of use, 100 percent saw a visibly lifted eye area with less noticeable wrinkles, and 96 percent reported reduced dark circles.
The figures come from LANEIGE itself. The brand did not disclose the study design, the testing organization or whether the assessments were self-reported. Thirty-two subjects is a small panel. Independent verification is absent from the announcement.
Why Jin, and why now?
The campaign arrives directly after BTS's "ARIRANG" World Tour. It follows Jin from an in-flight nap to a red carpet moment, patches positioned as travel-kit essentials. The timing ties the product to a global tour cycle and its attendant fan spending.
Jin's ARMY fan base gives LANEIGE a built-in buyer pool that few ambassador hires can match. The 2024 ambassador appointment already broke ground as the brand's first male global face.
Where and when can you buy it?
The rollout is staggered:
- Now: TikTok Shop and LANEIGE.com, exclusively
- October 6: Sephora.com and Amazon
- October 9: Sephora stores
The TikTok Shop-first strategy signals where LANEIGE expects its customer. The brand did not say how long the exclusive window lasts or whether stock is limited.
What comes next?
The launch moves LANEIGE beyond its core cream, lip and water-based lines into a new category. If the patch performs at retail, expect the hydrogel format and the PDRN-plus-spicule delivery system to spread across the brand's portfolio. The sales pace between October 6 and October 9 will show whether Jin's audience converts at shelf, not just on TikTok.
via NewBeauty (Source); via go.skimresources.com (Source)
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