Why a gel eye mask is your new favourite beauty tool

Relieve stress and reduce puffiness with these brilliant gel eye masks.

Gel eye mask

by Lorna White |
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If you've ever had a night of no sleep or you've woken up with dark circles and puffiness, you've probably tried all sorts of solutions in the morning to try and make your eyes look a little better.

With plenty of creams, gels, sprays and makeup on the market to help disguise your tired looking eyes, there's now another step to add to your beauty routine in the form of masks.

These clever gel eye masks not only work to reduce soreness and puffiness around the eyes, but they can also help you get some rest if you're struggling with a headache too.

We've rounded up some of the best affordable options on the market for you to try.

The best gel eye masks

TheraPearl Eye Mask
Price: £9.99

Again, this mask can be used hot or cold with the hot being great at combatting sinus congestion if you're suffering from a cold. The cold mask on the eyes is also great if you've just had your brows waxed and they're feeling a little sore.

IMAK Compression Pain Relief Mask
Price: £14.99
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Ideal if you often suffer from migraine headaches or tension headaches. This mask feels like a little massage around the eyes applying a little pressure to the eyes to help relieve pain.

NEWGOu00aeEye mask
Price: £7.99

Available in three different colours with an elastic head band for better fit and added comfort, this eye mask is great for soothing your eyes on long journeys or flights so you arrive looking fresh. Can be used hot or cold.

Luxury heated eye mask
Price: £9.99

This mask was initially designed for people who suffer from Blepharitis, a condition where the eye lids become red, itchy and swollen. However, it not only helps dry eyes but also migraines and headaches too.

NEWGOu00aeGel Eye Mask
Price: £8.99

This one is a bit of fun with its cute cat face! The side that touches your face is soft on the skin and relaxing so it can be used hot or cold while sleeping.

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