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What Are Cool Gel Eye Mask?

While sleep masks have been around for years and are commonly used to block out light for lasting sleep, most only provide the ability to block light and help you sleep. It does not, however, help you with migraines and other ailments.

These masks add an extra layer of support by containing a soothing gel that reduces puffiness and dark circles under-eye. Cooling eye mask benefits the sensitive skin around the eyes.

The Benefits of Cool Mask

Cooling your gel ice eye mask for eyes is as simple as sticking it in the fridge for 20 to 30 minutes before you want to use it. The cool gel ice pack is designed to bring you 20 minutes of soothing coolness. With its placement over the eyes, cheeks, temples, and forehead, masks can bring relief to several ailments. Bring relief to your headaches by slipping on your mask. The coolness can even offer ease for migraine sufferers.

Cold treatments are also a remedy for cosmetic reasons. If you suffer from bags under your eyes due to fluid retention, lack of sleep, allergies, or other causes, gel ice packs for eyes formed to fit comfortably over the area are a natural solution. The cool gel can also reduce the appearance of dark circles. It does this by constricting the blood vessels in the skin surrounding your eyes, reducing inflammation.

The Benefits of Warm Mask

You can also warm your gel mask, but make sure you follow the instructions that come with it. Warm gel masks can bring moisture to the area, relaxing the muscles and allowing water into cells around the eye. This can be helpful for people with itchy, painful, and dry eyes. Warm masks are also commonly used to relieve sinus congestion. Gel eye patches can be warmed using microwave and heat till 15 to 20 Seconds at normal temperature or more according to requirement, Do not over heat the product.

Why Do the Eyes Show Signs of Aging So Easily?

Those bags, puffiness, and dark circles that tend to plague us more often the older that we get have a biological origin.

As we age, the skin underneath our eyes, which is already thin and delicate to begin with, starts to thin out even more. This is the natural result of a few different things happening.

First, some of the fat that is naturally present on our faces starts to disappear. Because the skin under the eyes is already thin, any loss of fat or volume in the area means that the capillaries under the skin can be seen far more easily. When combined with the natural force of gravity that pulls our skin downward, the structure and appearance of the face can really start to change in some dramatic ways.

In addition, because the skin is thinner and has less fat and connective tissue to keep it as easily anchored to the face, fluid is much more easily collected in pockets like the under eye area. That causes what are commonly referred to as “bags,” which is just a build up of fluid under the eyes.

Both of these issues tend to be the worst in the morning when you wake up, mostly because of the horizontal position that nearly all of us sleep in. We also tend to contribute to it by doing things that we don’t really think about but should — rubbing our skin too hard with a towel when we dry our faces, not wearing sunscreen regularly, smoking, etc.

Yes, the aging process happens to everyone, but how early it starts to show is often up to your habits and whether or not you have a good quality skin care routine.

Also, in addition to developing a skin care routine that can really help you with your concerns, you should make sure to always wear sunscreen when you have any sun exposure

We chose Haloxyl in this formula for exactly the reasons listed above. When combined with the other ingredients in our serum, it helps to lift the eyes and can return the sparkle to them when they begin to show fine lines and wrinkles, dark circles, and sagging, or if eyes just look a little duller than we’d prefer. We combine Haloxyl with a variety of other ingredients that have a lot of promise in treating the under eye area