Heat therapy · Eyes · Sinuses · Temples
Targeted heat therapy for the eyes, sinuses and temples.
Therapeutic heat masks for sinus pressure, dry tired eyes, or just winding down at the end of the day.
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Which mask is right for you?
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Not sure? Every mask is covered by the 60-day guarantee — if it’s the wrong one, we swap it.
The problem with home remedies
Warmth helps. Nothing at home holds it.
Heat relaxes the tissue around the eyes and sinuses, but only if it stays at temperature. Most remedies lose their warmth within minutes.
The hot towel
Warm for two minutes. Then it's a wet towel on your face.
The microwave pack
Scalding at first, lukewarm by the time it matters — and back to the kitchen to do it again.
Sprays and rinses
Useful, but the relief fades as soon as the pressure comes back.
Waiting it out
Another afternoon lost to pressure, and another night of broken sleep.
How it works
It isn't the heat. It's the heat that stays.
Consistent, controlled warmth relaxes the tissue around the eyes and sinuses and improves circulation through it. Restora masks hold a set temperature for the full session, then switch off on their own.
Illustrative. Mask temperatures are the manufacturer's stated ranges for each setting; towel and microwave-pack timings are from customer reports.
Put it on
A soft cover and an adjustable strap. It sits over closed eyes or across the forehead and stays put — no hands.
Choose your heat
Three levels. Low for winding down at night, high when the pressure is at its worst. Add a mist of water for moist heat on the corded masks.
Set the timer, and rest
The cordless mask runs 20 minutes and turns itself off. The corded masks give you five timer settings. Either way, you don't get up.
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Three masks. Each shaped for where the pressure sits.
Sleep is cordless and gentle enough for overnight wear. Eyes Open and Full Face deliver a deeper, wider heat for daytime sessions.
Sleep
Gentle, cordless warmth for the end of the day.
No plug, no controller on a wire. It warms in about a minute, holds for twenty, then switches itself off. Several buyers say they no longer fall asleep without it.
- Rechargeable — over two hours of warmth per charge
- Three heat levels, 104–146°F
- Washable cover, zip-out heating pad
Full Face
Moist heat gets in where dry heat can't.
Water carries warmth into tissue faster than air. A few sprays on the inside of the pad and the heat reaches the sinuses instead of sitting on the skin — across the forehead, cheeks and temples at once.
- Three heat levels, five timers, backlit controller
- Up to temperature in 3–5 minutes
- Adjustable strap that holds it in place
Eyes Open
Eyes open. Life continues.
An extra-large heating area wrapped temple to temple, with cut-outs for the eyes. You can read, watch something or keep working while it runs — and it's the most-reviewed mask we sell.
- Approx. 4 × 11 in heated area
- Moist or dry heat; machine washable
- 4.5 stars from 1,091 verified reviews
In their words
From verified buyers.
“After wearing it for about twenty minutes, when I went to use my nasal flush it was like the world opened up to me. Everything came out and I can breathe again.”
“A God-sent tool for migraine sufferers like me.”
I have been looking for this kind of heating pad for so long and couldn’t find any that covers my jaw, eyes, forehead and cheeks all at once.
“I use this every night and now I can’t fall asleep without it.”
It turns itself off after 15 minutes but it’s easy to restart without removing it. It packs flat and I’ve taken it on all my trips.
“A must-have for sinus issues.”
I bought it over the winter when my sinuses were really bothering me, and it made such a difference. The gentle heat feels amazing on your face.
“It feels so nice to have warmth calm your swollen face.”
I bought this for post-sinus-surgery and it was wonderful for that. The strap was large enough to accommodate any size.
“My husband and I fight over it.”
So good to help decompress the eyes. We wear them to get ready to sleep and it automatically turns off.
“The sinus pressure pain is gone.”
It is wonderful. I use it daily now.
“Soft, and it stays where you put it.”
This has helped me through jaw surgery. It is super soft and the fastening makes it stay in place like a champ.
“Too lazy in the morning to microwave the other eye cover I have.”
So I just do a routine heat on my eyes before getting out of bed. Good for dry eye.
Compare
Compared with common alternatives.
| Restora | Hot towel | Microwave pack | Nasal spray | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Holds a steady temperature for the whole session | ✓ | — | — | — |
| Hands-free | ✓ | — | — | ✓ |
| Adjustable heat | ✓ | — | — | — |
| Switches itself off | ✓ | — | — | — |
| Moist-heat option | ✓ | ✓ | — | — |
| Reusable — nothing to buy again | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | — |
| Covered by a 60-day guarantee | ✓ | — | — | — |
Why Restora
We started with one question.
Why does every home remedy for sinus pressure go cold in two minutes?
So we chose three masks that hold their temperature, fit real faces and are backed by more than a thousand verified reviews. We wrote the honest guidance — what each one is for, what it isn't — and we stand behind every one with sixty days to change your mind.
— The Restora team
Questions
Questions before you buy.
Clear answers. If yours isn't here, see the full FAQ or write to us. A person replies within one business day.
Can I sleep in it?
Only Sleep — no cord, and it switches itself off after 20 minutes. Sleeping in a corded mask is not recommended, so for Full Face and Eyes Open the timer switches them off for you.
How warm does it get?
All three have three heat levels. The cordless mask runs 104–146°F; the corded masks reach temperature in 3–5 minutes. Start on low for your first sessions.
Is it safe for my eyes?
Keep to low heat and 10–15 minute sessions to begin with. If you have an eye condition, are pregnant, or have diabetes, circulation or skin issues, check with your doctor before using heat therapy.
Does it work over glasses?
No — the warmth needs contact with the skin, so take glasses off. Eyes Open has cut-outs so you can still see the room while you wear it.
Heat or cold for migraines?
It depends on you. Many buyers use the corded masks for sinus-type headaches and tension around the temples. If your migraines respond to cold rather than heat, these are not the right product — and we'd rather tell you now.
There's a smell out of the box.
New heating fabric can carry a faint factory odour. Air it in a ventilated room for 24 hours before first use — it fades quickly.
What if it stops working?
Every mask is covered by a 60-day money-back guarantee, and the corded masks carry a 1-year warranty on top. Email us and we replace it or refund you.
Use it for sixty days. If it hasn't helped, send it back.
Wear it every evening for two months. If the pressure isn't easier, email us for a prepaid label and a full refund — no forms, no questions. The corded masks also carry a one-year warranty.