Promotional Eye Masks 

How To Care for Your Eye Masks

Caring for your eye masks properly extends their life and maintains their comfort. Follow these tips:

• Wash Gently: Hand wash or use a gentle cycle in the machine with mild detergent, especially for satin and delicate fabrics.
• Avoid High Heat: Dry the eye mask naturally away from direct heat or sunlight to prevent shrinkage or fabric damage.
• Store Properly: Keep your eye mask in a clean, dry place to prevent dust and bacteria buildup.
• Follow Instructions: Adhere to the care label instructions for specific materials, especially for gel eye masks.
• Regular Cleaning: Clean your eye mask regularly to remove oils, makeup, and impurities, ensuring hygiene and comfort.
• Avoid Harsh Chemicals: Use detergents free of strong chemicals or fragrances to protect the fabric and your skin.

Types of Eye Masks

• Satin Eye Masks: Soft, smooth, and comfortable, ideal for sensitive skin and luxurious relaxation.
• Nylon Eye Masks: Lightweight and durable, suitable for regular use and travel.
• Gel Eye Masks: Can be cooled or heated, offering therapeutic benefits like reducing puffiness or relieving sinus pressure.
• Cotton Eye Masks: Breathable and natural, perfect for those who prefer organic materials.
• Foam Eye Masks: Contoured for pressure-free eye comfort, blocking out light effectively.

FAQs

What are the benefits of using an eye mask for sleep?

They help block out light, leading to deeper and more restful sleep. They also protect the delicate skin around the eyes from friction and can aid in reducing swelling and puffiness, enhancing overall sleep quality.

Do you supply eye care items with logo printing?

Yes, we sell these products with your preferred custom decoration. Reach out to our sales team for further details.

What is the minimum order quantity?

The minimum quantity of eye masks we can supply is 150 units for nylon or cotton eye masks.

What is the difference between a gel eye mask, a wheat eye pillow, and a sleep mask?

There are a few different eye masks available and while each of them is useful, they each excel at a particular function.

• Sleep masks: These are lightweight fabric masks that block out excess light to aid in sleep.
• Gel masks: These masks have a plastic outer and are heavier than sleep masks as they contain a gel. The mask can be placed in the fridge or freezer to cool, so it can relief eye puffiness
• Wheat pillows: These are not strictly used on the eyes, they can also be applied to the lower back. Wheat pillows contain grains of wheat that can be heated in the microwave or cooled in the fridge to help relieve eye discomfort or headaches