How to Use Your Hot & Cold Eye MaskUpdated 18 days ago

Experience deep relaxation in as little as 30 seconds. To protect the delicate fabrics and ensure even heat, follow these steps:

Preparation: Ensure the mask is at room temperature. Never heat a frozen mask.
The Cotton Shield: Place the mask inside the included cotton bag. This protects the outer fabric from direct contact with the microwave tray.
Microwave Settings: Heat at maximum power (1000W) for 30 seconds. Ensure all other functions (grill, convection) are turned off.
The "Knead & Rotate" Technique: * After 30 seconds, remove the mask and knead the clay beads with your hands to distribute the heat evenly (edges often heat faster than the center).
- If you prefer it warmer, rotate the mask 180° and heat in 10-second intervals, checking the temperature between each burst.
Safety Check: Always test the mask on the back of your hand or your wrist before placing it over your eyes.

For reducing puffiness or soothing headaches, a cold application is ideal:

The EVA Barrier: Place the eye mask inside the EVA pouch.
Freeze: Leave it in the freezer for at least 1 hour (or store it there so it’s always ready). The EVA bag prevents "freezer burn" and keeps the mask from absorbing food odors.
Application: Once chilled, apply for 10–15 minutes for an instant refreshing sensation.

Usage Tips for Maximum Rejuvenation

The 100% Blackout Fit: For total darkness, use the structured nose cutout to anchor the mask. Adjust the hook-and-loop closure so the mask feels lightly weighted against your eyes without being tight.
Breathe to Relax: Because the design leaves your nose completely free, use your "mask time" to practice deep belly breathing. This combination of weighted pressure and oxygen flow signals your nervous system to switch from "stress" to "rest" mode.
Daily Maintenance: To keep the mask hygienic, wipe the surface with a damp cloth. Do not machine wash or submerge the clay beads in water, as this will damage their thermal properties.

Temperature Awareness: Excessive heating can cause skin burns, deterioration of the internal clay beads, and possible leakage. Always test the temperature on a less sensitive area (like your wrist) before applying it to your eyes.
Sensitive Areas: Do not use the mask over open wounds, areas of severe swelling, or highly sensitive skin.
Physical Integrity: Do not puncture or tear the mask. Keep it away from sharp objects at all times. Before every use, carefully inspect the mask for any signs of damage. If any leaks or tears are found, allow it to cool completely and discard it.
Supervision: Adult supervision is required. Never allow children to heat or use the clay mask while unsupervised.
Cleaning & Care: Do not machine wash or machine dry. To maintain the clay beads, keep the mask out of direct sunlight and store it away from sources of extreme heat.
Medical Guidance: If you have a serious injury or a chronic eye condition, please consult with your medical professional to understand how to best benefit from thermotherapy for your specific case.
Emergency: If the natural clay content is swallowed, contact a medical center or poison control immediately.

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