Eye Mask Gift Set | Heat Mask, Sleep Mask, Massagers

$49.90
$49.90
Recommended by Dr Dee, optometrist, 25+ years experience

Free australian delivery on orders $75+

Delivery estimated within 3 to 8 working days

✅ Five eye care essentials in one gift set
✅ Hot and cold gel bead mask, use warm or chilled
✅ 3D blackout sleep mask, nothing presses on the lashes
✅ Two rose gold eyelid tools, care guide included
✅ Reusable cooling under-eye gel pads

Most eye care gifts are a single item that ends up in a drawer. The Eye Mask Gift Set takes a different approach: five Eyehouse tools that work together as one simple evening routine, at home or away.

In the evening, use the gel bead mask warm, follow with the rose gold tools along the lid margins, then finish with the blackout sleep mask. At other times, chill the gel mask or under-eye pads for a cool, refreshing break. Worth $112.80 at our everyday prices. Yours for $49.90 this Black Friday, while stocks last.

Who it is for: anyone who wants a simple evening eye care routine, and an easy gift for parents, partners and friends who spend long days on screens.

Eyehouse Tip: Warmth first, always. Ten minutes with the warm gel mask before the eyelid tools makes the whole routine feel gentler. Keep the under-eye pads in the fridge so they are ready whenever you want them.

Always test the temperature on your inner wrist before use. Use gentle pressure with the eyelid tools and stop if pain, redness or swelling gets worse. Not suitable for children. These products are not a substitute for an eye examination.

Eyehouse Eye Mask Gift Set in use: blackout sleep mask, gel bead eye mask, cooling under-eye pads and rose gold eyelid massager

Eye Mask Gift Set | Heat Mask, Sleep Mask, Massagers

$49.90

Eye Mask Gift Set | Heat Mask, Sleep Mask, Massagers

$49.90
    Woman opening an eye care gift box from a smiling friend

    Looking For An Eye Mask Gift Set?

    A gift that gets used every evening, not left in a drawer. The Eye Mask Gift Set brings five Eyehouse essentials together for a calm, simple wind-down: a hot and cold gel bead mask, a 3D blackout sleep mask, two rose gold eyelid tools and cooling under-eye pads.

    Everything arrives together, ready to give. Worth $112.80 at our everyday prices, it is $49.90 this Black Friday.

    Placing the blue gel bead eye mask in the microwave to warm it for a heated eye mask

    Heated Eye Mask Or Cold Eye Mask? You Get Both

    One gel bead mask, two ways to use it.

    To warm: soak it in hot water, around 40 to 45°C, for 3 to 5 minutes. Or heat it on a microwave-safe plate for 10 seconds, adding 5 second bursts only if needed. To cool: chill it in the fridge for 15 to 30 minutes, never the freezer. Always test it on your inner wrist first. It should feel comfortably warm or cool, never hot or icy. Rest it over closed eyes for 7 to 10 minutes.

    Keep warm and cool sessions separate. Use the chilled mask at a different time, not straight after warming.

    Woman wearing the 3D contoured blackout sleep mask, with deep eye pockets that sit away from the lids and lashes

    Why Choose A 3D Contoured Blackout Sleep Mask?

    Most sleep masks sit flat against your eyes. This 3D contoured blackout mask has deep eye pockets, so nothing presses on your lids or lashes and you can blink freely. That makes it a gentle choice for sensitive lids and lash extensions.

    It blocks out light at home, on a plane or on a bright summer morning. Adjust the strap until it feels snug, not tight, and make it the last step of your evening routine.

    Woman relaxing on the sofa with reusable cooling under-eye gel pads

    Do Cooling Under Eye Patches Help With Puffiness?

    These cooling pads are a customer favourite for puffy-looking eyes. Puffiness is common in the morning, after a short night or a long day on screens. Chilled gel pads give the under-eye area a cool, refreshing ten minutes that may help it look brighter and less puffy.

    Keep them in the fridge, place one under each eye on clean skin, and relax. They are reusable, so they are ready whenever you are. Use them on their own, at a separate time from the warm routine.

    Eye Mask Gift Set, your questions answered

    Q1. What is included in the gift set?

    Five tools that work together as one evening eye care routine.

    A reusable gel bead eye mask you can use warm or chilled. A 3D contoured blackout sleep mask. A rose gold lid massager with a curved T-shaped head. A rose gold stye and cyst tool with a small round tip. And a pair of cooling under-eye gel pads.

    Yes. At our everyday prices these come to $112.80: the hot and cold eye mask $34.95, the blackout sleep mask $34.95, the rose gold massager pair $30.95 and the under-eye pads $11.95. This Black Friday the set is $49.90, while stocks last.

    It is one of our easiest gifts to give. Everything arrives together, nothing needs choosing or matching, and it suits anyone who spends long days on screens or likes a calm wind-down before bed.

    For the evening routine, warmth first. Rest the warm gel mask over closed eyes for 7 to 10 minutes. Then use the lid massager gently along your upper and lower lids, and the stye tool only if your optometrist has suggested it. Finish with the sleep mask.

    Keep the cooling steps for a separate time, such as when your eyes feel tired or during allergy season. Don't follow the warm routine straight away with the chilled mask or pads.

    No. The gel mask and sleep mask suit most evenings on their own.

    Add the lid massager on nights your lids feel heavy. The stye tool is for one specific spot only, so it may sit in the drawer most of the time, and that is fine.

    Soak it in hot water, around 40 to 45°C, for 3 to 5 minutes. Or heat it on a microwave-safe plate for 10 seconds, then add short 5 second bursts only if needed.

    Always test it on your inner wrist first. It should feel comfortably warm, never hot.

    Keep them in the fridge for at least 10 minutes, then place one under each eye on clean, dry skin for up to 10 minutes. Wipe them clean and pop them back in the fridge.

    It is a good habit. Massage can bring oils to the lid margin, and a gentle cleanse afterwards keeps the area fresh.

    A light mist of The Eye Doctor Hypochlorous Eyelid Spray on closed lids is an easy way to finish.

    Yes. Many people use the gift set in the evening and an eye drop during the day, especially on long screen days.

    Rohto Dry Aid Eye Drops are a popular daytime choice. Ask your optometrist how best to fit drops into your routine.

    Shipping is $9.95 flat, free on orders $75 and over, and arrives within 3 to 8 business days, Australia-wide.

    It is not suitable for children.

    Skip the warm steps and the tools if you have an active eye infection, broken skin around the eyes, or recent eye surgery, unless your optometrist or eye surgeon has said otherwise.

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