The MZOO 3D Sleeping Mask is a contoured sleep mask designed to block out light for a better sleep experience. The mask is molded to fit over your eyes without pressing on them, allowing for more comfort, particularly for side sleepers. The contoured design also provides space for your eyes to move freely. Made of memory foam and soft fabrics, it provides comfort for long periods of use. The memory foam ensures that the mask molds to your face, while still feeling lightweight. Its design ensures that it blocks out light effectively, making it ideal for use during travel, daytime naps, or in environments where light control is difficult.
Ratings 4.6
Key Features:
# Low – Rebound Memory Foam, Soft and Comfortable.
# No pressure on eyes, eye space is wider and deeper than other flat eye mask likes Silk eye mask will oppress eyes.
# Unique heat-bonded technology instead of glue, sturdy and no easy to fall apart.
# Top quality fiber fabric never stains bed sheets or pillows. Memory foam makes you feel comfortable.
# Fit all size head circumference, fully adjustable buckle strap, easy to adjust and not catch hair.
# Effectively blocking lights and allows your eyes freely blinking. Ideal for meditation, Yoga, travel, napping, insomnia.
- Brand – MZOO
- Color – Black
- Material – Memory Foam
- Special Feature – Ergonomic, 3D Contoured, Adjustable Strap, Complete Blackout, Breathable
- Age Range (Description) – Adult
- Color – Black, Black with Silver Edge, Blue, Grey, Grey with Black Edge & Purple
This sleeping mask is popular for those who want better sleep-in bright environments or are sensitive to light while sleeping. It’s also recommended for travelers, shift workers, and those who experience sleep disturbances. The mask comes with an adjustable strap that allows you to customize the fit, reducing the chances of discomfort or the mask slipping off during the night. Unlike traditional sleep masks that press directly on your eyes, the MZOO mask is designed to relieve pressure, reducing the potential for eye irritation.
