Contoured Dreamweaver Sleep Mask

As someone on the spectrum, I thought the straps would be an issue, but they are great. (Posted on 14/06/2017)

For someone who is claustrophobic, this mask has been an absolute win for me with the mask designed to stand away from the eyes. I am also finally having good night's sleep as it completely blocks out the light. (Posted on 16/03/2017)

We live next door to an apartment block that leave bright lights on all night. The light seeps through into our bedroom, which lights up our room.
We are now having good quality sleep by wearing these super comfy eye patches!

We highly recommend these eye patches!!

Thank you so much!! (Posted on 9/03/2016)

I use these every night
Great price for its lifespan (Posted on 28/01/2016)

I like the way this masks fits around my face, and it does black light out completely. I'm not so happy about the strap: as others have mentioned, a single strap is not ideal, as it sits on a weird spot, and the mask tends to slip off in the middle of the night. (Posted on 16/11/2015)

Thinking I would be getting a better product by paying more, I must admit that I was disappointed with this mask. Seeing that many claimed that it was designed more for men due to its size, I thought it would be great for me being a male in my 30's. The mask fitted okay but leaked light and the nose, and the design does not allow you to mold or adjust to your face for a better fit.
The biggest issue though was the positioning of the strap. The single strap has been sewn directly level with the mid line of the mask. This means that you can have the strap going over your ears (highly uncomfortable), under your ears where it slips to the nape of you neck and falls off, or you can put the strap over the top of the ears, but the angle of the strap causes it to cut into the skin where you ear meets your scalp. Unfortunately another example of where a manufacturer has designed something on paper without doing real life fitting and testing (I am an ergonomist so I see this quite a bit it is sad to say).
The free cheap mask mask they give on international flights is easily better than this mask. A big disappointment.
The Go to Sleep mask I bought at the same time on this site was a lot better, and even though I believe it is designed more for use on planes where you are sitting up due to its bulkier nature, it was still a much more comfortable fit, and it sealed out the light, allowing for a great sleep. (Posted on 23/03/2015)

Wear every night (Posted on 10/03/2015)

So pleased with this product I bought one each for my 2 grand-daughters and a girlfriend. I actually went to sleep with the light on because the mask is so effective at blocking light. Could do with making smaller sizes is my only grizzle. (Posted on 24/02/2015)

Quite comfortable but the mask is quite large made more for male faces if you sleep on your side the mask gets in the way as mine raps further around my face than i had hoped. It would be good if there was a smaller sized mask. (Posted on 11/02/2015)

Really comfortable. I like how you can blink without your eye-lashes touching it. Also the nose section makes them really comfortable. (Posted on 27/01/2015)

I like how it keeps the mask off your eyes. Very comfortable. Minimal light through the nose guard. Velcro strap a little uncomfortable when lying on your back. I will still use this mask though. It's good value. (Posted on 22/11/2014)

This mask is really uncomfortable and let's light in. Going to try a cheap one next as the last reviewer mentioned (Posted on 13/10/2014)

Great! (Posted on 21/09/2014)

Good night sleep (Posted on 13/01/2014)

I bought a similar sleep mask from Hong Kong for $2.59 inc. postage (& earplugs). It's almost the same except with shallower eye pockets and a taller nose section. It leaks light as the nose section is not deep enough for my nose, and it has a single wide strap with a velcro attachment that slips up when I sleep.I purchased the Dreamweaver hoping it would be better as it is shown in the picture with two thin straps which I thought would be less ikely to slip off. The Dreamweaver I recieved has a single wide strap with velcro in the middle the same as the $2.59 one, so it also slips up and off. The nose section of the Dreamweaver is also not deep enough causing gaps either side of my nose allowing light in. The eye pockets are deep and therefore comfortable. The Dreamweaver cost me $27.90 and is better than the $2.59 one due to the deeper eye pockets, but not $25.31 better. Now wondering if the 40 Blinks is better? (Posted on 7/11/2013)

Does all it claims in the ads: Best bit, after the total blackout, is the lack of heating under the mask--no heat rash, and a great night's sleep; at last. (Posted on 3/09/2013)

First time in years to have an unbroken deep sleep. I have awoken this morning completely refreshed. Actually bounced out of bed. I found the mask very comfortable and as I do toss and turn around 2-4am I awoke feeling as though I had a gym workout! Thanks. (Posted on 4/05/2013)

Bought for my husband who has daytime naps! He's very pleased with the eye mask. (Posted on 21/03/2013)

Very comfortable, great light blackout. Long lasting, I've been wearing mine every night for 12 months and it's also been thrown in my bag a fair few times for trips away and it's only just starting to get damaged (the layers of the mask are separating). (Posted on 3/02/2013)

Purchased as a gift for my hubby who always sleeps with an eye mask.
In the past he has used eye masks souvenired from flights!
Honestly, he has been raving about the comfort of the "Dreamweaver". Certainly lives up to it's name!!!
Night night. (Posted on 25/01/2013)

This is a great eye mask, it conforms to the nose and with the raised areas over the eyes I never get watery eyes anymore. It fits so snuggly I would recommend to anyone. (Posted on 14/06/2012)