16 Packs Steam Eye Masks for Dry Eyes, Self Heating Warm Compress Green Tea

I really like these steam eye masks! What makes them so convenient is that there is nothing to heat up, plug in, charge, or microwave. You simply open the individual package, put the mask on, and it begins warming on its own. The warmth feels very soothing over tired, dry eyes, especially after spending a lot of time looking at a computer screen. I also like that they are unscented. Sometimes I just want the relaxing warmth without having a fragrance right around my eyes. They are lightweight and comfortable to wear, and the ear loops make it easy to keep the mask in place while I sit back and relax. Because each one is individually packaged, I can also throw a couple in my purse or take them when traveling without having to carry another device or charger. These aren't something I would use once and expect some dramatic miracle—they're simply an easy, relaxing warm compress that requires virtually no effort, and that's exactly why I like them. With 16 individually packaged masks in the box, I can keep them handy and use one whenever my eyes are feeling especially tired or I just want a few quiet minutes to relax. Very convenient, soothing, and easy to use. I have purchased these several times!

These steam eye masks heat up gradually and maintain a perfect, comfortable temperature without ever getting too hot. If you stare at screens all day and get dry eyes, putting one of these on before bed feels amazing. The moist heat really relieves eye fatigue and helps me relax and fall asleep faster. They are individually wrapped, making them perfect for home use or taking on long flights. Great value for a 20-pack!

Bought these on a whim after a particularly rough week of screen time. My eyes were dry, tight, and borderline painful by evening, and I'd tried warm facecloths but they go cold in two minutes. These are different. You peel the tab, shake the mask, and within about 30 seconds it's warm. Not fake-warm. Actually warm, and it holds the heat for a solid 15–20 minutes. You just lie there. That's it. I've been using one every other night before bed. The puffiness the next morning is noticeably reduced, and the dryness has calmed down. I can't say whether it's the heat itself or just forcing me to stop staring at my phone for 20 minutes, but either way it works. A few practical notes: they're unscented, which I prefer. I've used scented ones before and the fragrance sits in your nose the whole time. These let you breathe. The ear loops are soft and don't leave marks. The pouch they come in is small enough to fit in a hand luggage bag without any fuss. The only real downside is you go through them. Sixteen sounds like a lot until you're using them regularly. I'll be reordering. Good for eye strain, puffiness, tension headaches, and honestly just as a way to make yourself stop and rest for a few minutes. If you travel a lot or sit at a screen all day, these are worth keeping around.

I LOVE these heated eye masks. I can’t sleep without them at this point. I was excited to use the Jasmine scented ones because I love that smell. Save the money and get the plain because these have ZERO scent to them. Absolutely ZERO!

I have dry eyes. I find these mask not only help them but are wonderful for soothing headaches also. While I get occasional headaches that seem like sinus related my husband gets regular tension/stress related headaches. He finds them helpful also.

I’m not sure why they are called STEAM eye masks; it doesn’t produce any steam. They are comfortable to wear and do heat up for about 30 minutes. Easier than using a damp wash cloth warmed up in the microwave. I wish there was a steam-producing version.

I absolutely love this. I have dry eyes and was told to use moist heat. I have this on subscribe and save. The only issue I have is the ear opening. I think I have an average head, but it is tight over the ears. To solve this problem, I cut the around the original opening. I wear this at night like an eye mask that blocks out light. Couple of times I fell asleep with the mask on. But to my amazement, I slept through the night! I usually get up several times a night to pee. Since it helps me sleep through the night, I've been using it several times a week. Maybe not the case for everyone, but it did help me. Also, when my eyes are really tired, I will use this in the evening. It stays hot quite a while. Even after an hour, the eye mask is still warm. "Steam" is a stretch, because I don't think there is any. I don't like "perfume" smells either so this is great since it doesn't have any fragrance. Moisturizing? I don't think so either. I did have dark eye circles which seem to be lightening, but you can still tell I have them. The mask does get hot but you can't really feel it unless you press it to your eyes. I do this occasionally because I want to feel the heat. Otherwise it's just warm on the eyes. Heats up pretty quick, too. By the time I recut the ear part, the mask is already heated.

This is my second order for these eye packs. Soothing . My facialist told me an inexpensive way to deal with under eye circles, was with green tea. This mask says it has green tea, so I tried it...and it does make a noticeable improvement.

I at first skeptical about the steam eye masks but they actually do heat up to an comfortable temperature. I bought them for my dry eyes to help release the blocked glands on my eyelid.