Infraorbital dark circles are a common cosmetic concern caused by various factors, including facial structure, soft tissue changes, and skin-related issues. To effectively address these concerns, personalized treatment plans are necessary. Prolonged exposure to blue light from digital screens such as phones, laptops, and televisions can damage the retina and optic nerve, leading to eye fatigue, dryness, early macular degeneration, and vision problems like nearsightedness. Eye strain is not only linked to screen use but also to activities requiring high concentration, such as scientific research, fine arts, and detailed craftsmanship, as well as exposure to pollutants, fumes, cooking, and driving in polluted environments. Herbal eye patches have gained popularity as soothing skincare products that rejuvenate the delicate skin around the eyes. These patches often contain natural ingredients like licorice and potato (Solanum tuberosum), which have anti-inflammatory and cooling effects to reduce puffiness, dark circles, and signs of fatigue. This project focuses on developing an eco-friendly, biodegradable herbal eye patch made from sustainable materials such as potato peel . Infused with organic herbs known for their calming and medicinal properties in Ayurvedic medicine, the mask provides a natural, gentle, and effective solution for eye care. Emphasizing environmental sustainability, the product aims to minimize waste throughout its lifecycle while promoting healthy and refreshed skin.