WHEATBAGS LOVE Eyepillow Protea Lavender Scented
WHEATBAGS LOVE Eyepillow Protea Lavender Scented
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Description
You can use them cold, warm or just at room temperature. The small size is prefect for over your eyes or use it as a mini heat pack elsewhere on your body.
Made in Australia from all natural cotton, wheat and your choice of lavender or rose (or unscented) they are the perfect addition to every home.
Each eye pillow also comes with it’s own gift box so they make great presents to send to loved ones!
Ingredients
Ingredients
Made from 100% cotton, Australian wheat, organic Lavender, or Rose petals.
Lavender is very calming and good for de-stressing overstimulated nervous systems. Can also aid with sleep.
Rose is also very calming for the mind and is a softer, not as strong scent as lavender.
Unscented is also available if you prefer to keep things simple!
Details
Overview
- Hand-made in Australia
- 100% cotton fabric
- Wheat filled
- Beautiful protea print on one side and soft pink cotton on the other side
- Perfect size for placing over your eyes or for using as a pocket warmer
- Great for tired eyes, puffy eyes, headaches, and brilliant relaxing nanna naps!
- Warm in the microwave (30-60 secs only) for a mini heat pack or chill in the freezer for a soothing eye pack.
- Available in calming organic lavender or rose or unscented
- Free gift box included
- Size: 21cm x 8cm
- Please note print will vary from what’s pictured depending on how the fabric is cut.
Uses
How To Use
Use at room temperature by lying down and placing the eye pillow over your eyes. This is useful for sore eyes, headaches, migraines, and relaxation.
To cool your eye pillow place it in the freezer until it is cold (about 30min) and then place it over your eyes while lying down. This is useful for sore eyes, headaches, and migraines.
To warm your eye pillow place it in the microwave and heat on high for 30-60secs. You can then use it anywhere on your body that would like some heat. Avoid placing anything too warm on your eyes, unless directed by your eye specialist to use gentle heat on your eyes for conditions like dry eye. A warm eye pillow can be lovely on sore sinuses too.
