Optifold EyelidShaping™ Tapes (Standard Pack)

Optifold isn’t about a temporary look. It trains your eyelid to fold along the correct mechanical tension route, so the crease becomes more repeatable over time, even when you’re not wearing tape.

📄 What our technical PDFs look like (real client breakdowns)

Real client communication, not generic advice

We don’t say “use more tape.” We send clear breakdown PDFs for your good eye and difficult eye, so you know exactly what to do next.

Every Optifold client gets a technical PDF

This is how we fix uneven eyelids remotely: step-by-step, with visual checkpoints and written instructions you can follow.

We analyze your videos frame-by-frame

We review your eyelid motion carefully and write specific, actionable notes based on what your skin is actually doing in your footage.

Every check-in comes with a mini report

Each update explains: what your skin is doing, why it happened, and what that means for the next adjustment.

Built for “difficult eye” cases

If your difficult eye has never behaved, imagine having a PDF written specifically for your eyelid. Message us “DIFFICULT EYE” for application details.

Tip: Swipe to scroll through the slides. Tap any image to zoom (with arrows).

Use a magnified tabletop mirror. Keep your brows relaxed. Apply with your chin slightly up and eyes looking down. Small changes (even 1–2 mm) can completely change stability. Check placement nightly.

Only if you're using the wrong kind of tape.

Most cosmetic eyelid tapes and glue strips are too thin, too narrow, and pinch the skin in the wrong direction. This distorts natural skin tension and can lead to sagging or false folds over time.

Here’s why that happens:

Over time, this uneven force pulls the eyelid in directions the skin was never meant to fold.

Optifold was designed to prevent that.

Our tapes are cut to match eyelid profiles and align with your skin’s natural tension vectors. When applied correctly, they support the skin, not strain it.

✅ Tape with the right shape and angle
✅ Target the vertical crease zone
✅ Let the tape support the skin instead of forcing it

• Month 1: Crease stays visible for several hours
• Month 2: Crease holds multiple days without tape
• Month 3: Crease remains without daily use
• Months 4–6: Stability, symmetry, no tape needed for many users

A common beginner mistake is applying tape while looking straight ahead into a wall mirror. This changes the crease angle and can shift your fold higher or flatter than intended.

We recommend using a tabletop mirror with 1x–4x magnification, placed below eye level. This forces your chin up and eyes down for more consistent crease targeting.

• Chin slightly raised
• Eyes looking downward
• Eyebrows gently raised
• Mirror angled from below
• Soft light angled toward the upper eyelid

Once your tape is applied correctly, it’s just as important to guide your crease manually.

👉 Learn how to stimulate the fold using your finger in this step-by-step guide:
Crease Tracing: The Finger Method →

You can also explore our guide on setting up the ideal mirror, lighting, and angle here:
The Right Mirror Setup for Optifold →

Optifold tapes work by retraining your eyelid skin through directional mechanical force, not brute pressure. Our system uses a two-part method:

• The F-tape anchors along the natural skin tension line while your eyelid is fully stretched.
• The N-tape presses down with its Lid Compression Plate, guiding the skin to fold in the exact location needed.

Parts Up Close

🔬 F-tape + N-tape anatomy (visual guide)

F-tape: Tension Base

Wider contact region that spreads load and keeps stimulation route-specific during wear and removal.

F-tape: Fold Lock surface

Upper margin where the eyelid is guided to form and where the crease boundary is set.

F-tape: Interface Band

Lower margin left exposed so the N-tape can adhere and create a centered pinch point.

N-tape: Plate (upper contact)

Adheres to eyelid skin formed over the Fold Lock surface and applies downward compression.

N-tape: Plate (lower contact)

Adheres to the F-tape Interface Band to stabilize the boundary and center the crease.

N-tape: Tension Bridge

Non-adhesive over the lash margin so blinking stays free while force is transmitted.

N-tape: Froggy Toes

Terminal anchors that help resist shear and keep alignment stable during motion.

Tip: Swipe to scroll through the parts. Tap any image to zoom (with arrows).

Over time, this creates a predictable fold path by conditioning your skin’s behavior — almost like “teaching” your eyelid where it should crease.

📖 Learn more in our blog post:
“Directional Forces of the Optifold Tape System”