REEBENT Silk 3D Eye Mask For Sleeping,Machine Washable, Sleep Mask For Women, Blinder Blindfold Airplane With Travel Pouch (Black +Purple)

These things came vacuum sealed flat, and I figured they were just a scam because there was so way something so thin and flimsy was going to have enough shape to bounce back.Well, they absolutely did!They are not as 3d as the picture suggests, that's definitely bs.But I can actually open and close my eyes without my lashes touching fabric. I have pretty long natural lashes, the very tips sometimes touch my eyeglass lense.They are very thin so will collapse if you lay on them though, so they aren't protective of your lashes or eyes if you need to prevent pressure or contact.They block out the light perfectly. I managed to sleep in 3 hours by accident today because usually the sun wakes me just by peeking through gaps in eye masks. These fit so well that obviously isn't an issue, much to the frustration of my cats who couldn't get me up for their breakfast at the crack of dawn today.

Reste assez bien en place et l’espace à l’intérieur est parfait si vous portez des faux cils.

Ladies, if you have eyelash extensions and you're shopping for a sleeping mask that won't touch them, or you need to protect your makeup while snoozing, you've come to the right place. JUST BUY THEM. Trust me. I tested a bunch of various styles of eyemasks and these puppies won hands down.First off, you get a set of two for an affordable price, which is fantastic. They are soft and comfy, adjustable, lightweight, and travel-friendly, yet still completely block out light. They have a clear rubbery strip added to the inner portion of the elastic headband to keep them securely in place on your noggin, but it hasn't tangled or damaged my long hair, even if I'm wearing my hair down and loose.Also, unlike other styles I tried, these aren't cumbersome or awkwardly large, so they save you from looking like you're wearing a VR headset or like you just walked off a funky sci-fi film.Many of the eyemasks similar to this style don't have an equally highly domed curvature that keeps its shape like these do. Now don't get me wrong, it's not *hard* so if you sleep on your stomach with your face smashed into a pillow, that won't do you any good. However, if you sleep on your back or side, you're golden.These will protect not only your eyelashes, but will also preserve your eye makeup. This factor is great if you're an insecure weirdo like me who wears her eyeliner to bed when sleeping next to her man. So if you care about impressing that special someone with your stunning beauty upon awakening (as opposed to looking like a smudgy troglodyte), these will be your friend. They're also handy if you've spent a significant amount of time perfecting your peepers, but you want to catch a nap on a flight and still wake up looking glam.As I mentioned earlier, I ordered a bunch of eyemasks to test out alongside this brand, so I've compared these against about 5 other styles. The others I ordered were more expensive and the type that are lined with foam or rolled fabric along the rim to keep the cover elevated above your eyeballs. Surprisingly, NONE of that type were nearly as effective as this less expensive and more lightweight design. I would have thought the more heavy duty ones would be best for securely protecting your eye area, but every heavy duty pair came much closer to touching my eyelids (or actually did touch them) and every pair were also awkwardly large and unattractive. I returned all the rest and kept only this set.In case you couldn't tell by now, I'm extremely pleased with this purchase and highly recommend!

1) Dome: I'm very particular about eye masks because sleep is precious to me and I'm very sensitive to light. When domed eyemasks (like these) came out, I thought it was revolutionary because I get anxious if I can't open my eyes under the mask (not that I need to, I just feel suffocated if I can't).2) Nose flap: One downside of domed and undomed masks is that light can get in through the gap around the nose. My apartment complex installed a very bright light beneath my window "for courtyard illumination", so I've been desperate for better light blocking. I was so excited when I saw this mask design--and I'm happy to report it successfully blocks light around the nose. The nose flap is completely comfortable and does not feel intrusive at all. I just love the combo of comfort + complete light blocking. Isn't that exactly what we're looking for in a sleep mask?3) Stitches around the edge: I would have bought the mask even without this (because of the noseflap), but it is such a nice bonus. I was resigned to having to regularly (about every 5? months) replace my previous mask (domed, no nose flap, no stitching) because it came in two layers that inevitably came apart. This made it slippery and thus less effective, as well as more annoying to wear. Aesthetically, it looked raggedy. I was also afraid of washing it and thus expediting its demise. This mask, on the other hand, is stitched around the edges so that it does not come apart like that!In conclusion, I'm obnoxiously sensitive to discomfort & thus am very particular about eyemasks; this is my #1 recommendation for anyone in the market. It's only $5/mask & for all the features listed above.

I'd been using a well known brand of eye masks that are usually between 20 to 50 dollars. Unfortunately after a while they begin to fall apart and need replacing. I'd stuck with them because they were comfortable and blocked all light, especially around the nose where many eye masks fail. I couldn't find them one time and saw these instead. I figured 10 bucks for 2 was a good deal for an interim solution. They surprised me. They're great, extremely comfortable, no light coming in, and months later they show no sign of wear or tear.