Weighted Sleep Mask in Mulberry Silk

Yes. A silk eye mask supports deeper, uninterrupted sleep by delivering total light occlusion while remaining exceptionally gentle on the delicate ocular area. Pure mulberry silk provides a frictionless surface that minimizes tugging on skin, natural lashes, and lash extensions during rest.

Prioritize high-grade long-fiber mulberry silk for its skin-facing surface, alongside an ergonomic design that ensures full light blockage without binding tightly around the head.

Yes. It is generally okay to sleep with an eye mask every night if it is clean, comfortable, and not too tight. A mulberry silk eye mask is a good daily option because it feels soft against the skin and helps create a darker sleep environment.

Yes. Weighted sleep masks utilize Deep Touch Pressure (DTP) stimulation. The natural pressure helps calm the nervous system, lower cortisol levels, and encourage the production of melatonin for faster, deeper relaxation.

Yes. High-grade mulberry silk features a frictionless, liquid-smooth surface that allows your skin to glide effortlessly without tugging or stretching. Pure silk contains natural proteins and amino acids that help lock hydration.

We recommend washing your silk eye mask every 1 to 2 weeks, or sooner if you wear heavy night creams or makeup. Because pure mulberry silk is naturally hypoallergenic and resistant to dust mites, it stays fresher longer than synthetic alternatives.

Set the fit correctly and it stays put through the night. The adjustable hook and loop tape lets you close the band at the exact tension you want, instead of relying on a fixed length of elastic. The wider cut and the U-shaped nose bridge rest against more of the face, and the even weight helps the mask settle rather than ride up as you move.

It should not, and if it does, the strap is too tight. Set the band so it feels secure but never gripping: you should be able to slide one finger between the strap and your head, and there should be no mark left in the morning. If you feel pressure at the temples, loosen it slightly and move the band a little lower on the back of the head, away from the tops of the ears. Silk itself weighs almost nothing, so it is tension in the strap, not the mask, that causes discomfort. The hook and loop tape adjusts in small increments rather than in fixed steps, so you can carry the added weight on a looser band.

Not this one. The Weighted Silk Eye Mask is the exception in the range: it holds free moving beads, so it should be hand washed only and never put through a machine. Wash the silk surface gently in cool water with a mild pH-neutral detergent, keep the filling as dry as you can, and do not wring or twist it. Skip bleach, fabric softener and the tumble dryer, then press the water out with a towel and lay the mask flat to dry away from direct sunlight. Every other Sensoire silk mask can go in the machine on a delicate cycle in a mesh laundry bag, with hand washing still the gentler option.