The LAMAV Self-Warming Eye Mask releases that tension the moment you need it to. Open the sachet and warmth begins immediately. No microwaving, no waiting. Just consistent, gentle heat surrounding the eyes for more than 30 minutes. That warmth does two things at once. It soothes tired, screen-strained eyes and the tension held in the surrounding muscles, while signaling to your nervous system that it's safe to slow down. Combined with darkness, it becomes one of the most direct paths from a stimulated day into genuine rest. This matters beyond sleep itself. Deep sleep is when skin repairs, hydration restores and cortisol regulates, so a nervous system that actually gets to rest shows up on your skin the next morning too. 

Rooted in Ayurvedic wisdom, designed for modern life, and simple enough to use anywhere. Part of your LAMAV Sleep Ritual. 

Benenfits 

For your eyes: 

• Soothes screen-strained, tired eyes 
• Eases tension in the eye area and surrounding facial muscles 
• Gentle warmth creates a natural compress effect 
• Helps reduce accumulated digital stress 

For your mind and nervous system: 

• Warmth and darkness combined activate the body's natural wind-down response 
• Quiets racing thoughts before sleep 
• Signals to the nervous system that it is safe to rest 

For your sleep and skin: 

• Supports deeper, more restorative sleep 
• During deep sleep, the body repairs skin, restores hydration and regulates cortisol 

Non-woven fabric, needle-punched cotton, iron powder, water, activated carbon. 

1. Open the sachet. Warming begins immediately, so use it within a few minutes of opening.
2. Unfold gently and place over closed eyes, securing with the ear loops.
3. Take five slow, deep breaths as the warmth settles in. This is the moment to let the shoulders drop.
4. Rest for up to 30 minutes as part of your wind-down before sleep.
5. Remove before falling asleep, and take out contact lenses beforehand.

Available in Unscented and Lavender, in a box of 5 sachets.

When to reach for it:

• In the 30 minutes before sleep, as a consistent part of a nightly wind-down
• On long-haul flights or in unfamiliar sleep environments
• After high screen-exposure days or periods of mental fatigue
• Any moment that calls for a transition from stress into rest