30 Pcs Shower Face Eye Shield After Surgery, Disposable Clear Plastic Eye Shield for Showering, Haircut Hairspray, Shower Visor for Adults Lash Aftercare for Salon Supplies Eyelash Extensions

Had cataract surgery last month. Was concerned about getting soap in my eyes in the shower. These worked wonderfully. Have enough left for my husband who will have the same surgery next year. Very pleased.

Great invention. It makes trimming my bangs a breeze and I don't get any tiny hairs stuck to my face anymore!!!

Useless. Did not stick to clean face. You’d be better off just folding a towel and putting it over your forehead absolutely useless. Don’t buy these.

Does not stick very well once water hits it when washing hair. It started to come off

These are a lifesaver if you had recent eye surgery and absolutely cannot have water or shampoo accidentally in your eyes during shower. Easy peel off stick on strip, adheres to the face fine and removes easily without tearing discomfort like regelar tape does. Can be used more than once if preferred.

I bought these to use after cataract surgery and they work well for me in the shower. Having said that I would advise exercising caution. I added extra tape on the side and took a very quick shower. I'm not sure I would trust them to keep water out of my eye if I washed my hair. The fit may not work for some people depending on the size and shape of their faces. If you use common sense and apply the shield properly and not stay in a steamy shower for a long time, they should keep water out of your eyes.

I had cataract surgery and you're not supposed to get your eyes wet for a week. This really works and let me wash my hair rather than going to the salon. I did wish it was wider and held it with one hand when I used it just to make sure no leaks and that the sides bent down while rinsing. I actually took the information from the purchase and gave it to the eye surgeon to pass on.

Shield Your Eyes, in my case , from hairspray. I have very sensitive eyes, and I’ve always been trying to figure out how best to shield my eyes, especially in the front part of my hair, which I need to spray a little bit. The eye shields are disposable, but I find that for my short-term use I can use them at least three times. I placed them right above my eyebrows and they go down on my temples, and I can spray my hair easily and not get any spray or residue into most of my face or eyes. So inexpensive too.