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The eyes just might be the windows to the soul — they definitely give everything away when you are battling a headache, suffering an illness, feeling stressed, or lacking sleep. But whether you’re dealing with under-eye puffiness, dark circles, or a bout of insomnia, a good eye mask can help you look and feel better. FAQ Q. Can I sleep with a cold or warm eye mask? A. You can sleep with a cold or warm therapy eye mask, but these masks can be somewhat lumpy, particularly if they contain massaging beads. If you sleep on your side or stomach, the mask may be uncomfortable. Opt for a sleep mask that contains gel inserts rather than using a therapy-style mask when you go to bed. Q. What’s the best way to use an eye mask to soothe a headache? A. For many people, a cooling sensation can help provide relief from migraines and other headaches. Chill a gel-filled eye mask, and leave it on until your headache subsides or the mask is no longer cold. Q. How can I use an eye mask to help with sinus pain? A. Whether it’s due to a cold or allergies, sinus congestion can cause serious pain. Using a warm, gel-filled eye mask can help break up congestion and relieve discomfort. Put the mask on once it’s comfortable enough to touch, and wear it until it returns to room temperature. Tips When you’re using an eye mask for cold or hot therapy, don’t place it on your face until you can comfortably touch it with your fingers. Using the mask when it’s too cold or too hot can irritate your skin. If you like to use your eye mask cold, store it in the refrigerator or freezer between uses. That way, it’s always ready when you want to use it. When chilling your eye mask in the refrigerator or freezer, place it in a sealed plastic bag to prevent it from absorbing food odors.