DROWSY Silk Sleep Mask. Face-Hugging, Padded Silk Cocoon for Luxury Sleep in Total Darkness (Midnight Blue)

I rave about this product daily. The best eye-mask on the market. The price is on the more expensive side but worth every penny. The satin material helps the mask stay cool all day/night. It helps that they’re so soft too. They’re so good at blocking light, super effective. I’ve used them for when I’ve had migraines, hayfever/itchy eyes (stops the irritation), and for general good sleep.

I cannot sleep with any degree of light in the bedroom and have used various masks over the years. This mask, although really expensive, must be regarded as a necessary investment. This is the best mask that I've ever used. The adjustment at the back means that it will never feel too tight or loose and the design allows one to position the mask so there is no pressure on the back of your head if you sleep on your back. The mask is large enough that there is no light leakage no matter what position you sleep in. And then there is the comfort; the fabric and the filling are superb in this regard.I've never used such a wide mask before and it took me a couple of nights to adjust to that, but I now find it incredibly comfortable.

I have struggled with sleep issues for years and tried several remedies. I've paired this with a weighted blanket and it has worked wonders (for reference I got a refurb Simba weighted blanket which is also breathable so doesn't get too hot in the night).Previously if I woke up during the night I would struggle to get back to sleep, normally until just before my alarm! This has been transformational for me as now I'm finally able to consistently drift back off - although admittedly mostly REM sleep with waking up & going back to sleep. This is far better than being awake or completely KO'd by pharma, I feel well rested & have more energy throughout the day.Even if this is a placebo it is worth every penny, only consideration to have when buying is to maintain it needs hand washing with enzyme free detergent (I got some ecover liquid wool & silk detergent from Amazon, drowsy recommend a brand which is c. double the price).

I've tried entirely too many sleep masks at this point as I look for the perfect one. This isn't it, but price aside it's close.After a slightly uncomfortable first night wearing it, I found it a lot more comfortable on the second night, and it certainly looks and feels great. The skin care qualities sound promising too, though I can't accurately assess them yet. I'm not sure I'll ever be able to really, as there are too many variables.It's not quite the best for keeping the light out though, as in my experience it moves around a bit in the night. I also tend to prefer masks that don't press against your eyes - though that's a personal preference, and this one is soft enough that it's not actually unpleasant.The real problem though is just the price. This thing costs twice as much as other premium sleep mask brands I've used. And yes, the material possibly justifies it. But if your priority is getting a comfortable sleep mask that blocks light, then you should be able to find something just as good or better for less. So buy this if you also care about the skin care qualities and the general look and feel of it.It doesn't come with a pouch either, which is disappointing, especially as some product images on this page show one (or showed one anyway, after contacting the company to enquire about this they said they'd remove those images). In fairness I would have bought this either way, but I feel a pouch is a near essential accessory for a sleep mask, and when most £10 ones come with a pouch, it feels a bit ridiculous that a £50 one wouldn't. Though I'm sure the pouch for this (sold separately) is of great quality.

I bought 3 different masks before buying this one as the price really did put me off. The cheaper silk one I could still see light through in the eye area and the other two had bands that slipped or felt to flimsy and you could see light from under the nose.So I took the plunge and bought this one and I do not regret it one bit. It is comfortable, the band around is fixed with sturdy Velcro so stays in place and fits you. Plus it’s adjustable easily. The feel of it on your skin is so soft and smooth. It blocks out all of the light (I went for Grey colour). It doesn’t damage my hair but neither does it ride up and I have naturally long but quite fine hair. You know you have it on but it isn’t heavy and cumbersome, actually I would say it’s quite calming.I don’t often bother with these Amazon “reviews” but I actually wanted to help someone else who wasn’t sure or who was having difficulty justifying the price. I am happy and do believe it is worth it in comparison to others that I tried.Hope this helps. 👍🏻

I’ve used sleep masks for years and have always used Tempur. However I noticed vertical lines forming on my forehead and realised it was due to my sleep mask pushing against the side of my head. So in an effort not to end up looking like Yoda I decided to investigate a possible alternative. I read the reviews and ‘invested’ in a Drowzy mask.1) it doesn’t completely block out the light. But let’s be honest unless your sleep mask is superglued to your face I doubt any of them would.2) it appears to have solved my forehead issue..result!3) it’s well made, in china, and comes in a very pretty box, wrapped up in tissue paper.Sadly it doesn’t come with a protective pouch which according to old reviews it did. When I travel I always have a sleep mask in my hand luggage and one in my suitcase. The last thing I want is to put my £69 sleep mask next to my butties and lip balm without protection! So I’m going to buy one of the many cheaper versions and take that on my hols.It is a very nice, comfy sleep mask but I am wondering how Drowzy can justify the price tag.

I hate masks but this one is amazing - super soft, very comfortable to wear. Does not get in the way of getting to sleep and stays on! highly recommeneded