can you sleep with this collagen mask on all night
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No, I don't think it's possible...The best use for this mask is when you combine it with some facial devise such as: ultrasound, light therapy, radio frequency..Nelly
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Maybe if you don't move and sleep on your back but if you move it'll slip off most likely
590104
You use it every night on a clean face. You can put a moisturizer over it .
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Yes, but I put it on low speed at night. It is fine, no problem sleeping. A higher speed may be too noisy for me but you may feel differently.
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No SPF protection in this cream. However, it is meant to be usedat night as its regenerative properties work most effectively whileyou sleep.
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Hi Ramona - I see no reason why it cannot be worn while sleeping but I cannot speak to its comfort while doing so.
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I'm not a doctor, but I believe you are supposed to take it off at night and put it back on as soon as you get up in the morning. You may want to consult a professional though.
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Yes. Sleeping with it on is a little wierd but you will get use to it. In two months time it cured my pf. I slept on my side without a pillow. I used some ben gay type gel with a sock on then put the boot on.
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Yes, Ma'am. I'm a side and back sleeper and I love this mask. The key is not to adjust the strap too tight and remove the earplugs from the holder. I've had mine for week now and sleep deeper and through the night. We went up north to our cabin a few days and I made sure I brought that mask with me.
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I don't recommend you use this product, but if you must.. you should just put it on like lotion. It isn't a mask; it is just a thick moisturizer for overnight. It shouldn't look green when applied.
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Not really. I have had my mask now for 8 months and am a teacher and am able to sleep late on summer mornings. We only have blinds in our bedroom and no curtains, so by 7:00 its kind of bright. I am able to sleep comfortably in a 'black out state'. It is true though, if the mask slips up on my face a little, then if I look way down I'll see some light lines. I just pull the mask back down to its original position and all is well. There is enough room for me to open my eye lids without any problem. I have also learned a little trick to 'seat' the mask - sometimes when I put it on I'll smile which raises my eyebrows just a tad and then I kind of press the mask to my face - this gives me a good position. Not really. I have had my mask now for 8 months and am a teacher and am able to sleep late on summer mornings. We only have blinds in our bedroom and no curtains, so by 7:00 its kind of bright. I am able to sleep comfortably in a 'black out state'. It is true though, if the mask slips up on my face a little, then if I look way down I'll see some light lines. I just pull the mask back down to its original position and all is well. There is enough room for me to open my eye lids without any problem. I have also learned a little trick to 'seat' the mask - sometimes when I put it on I'll smile... » Read More Not really. I have had my mask now for 8 months and am a teacher and am able to sleep late on summer mornings. We only have blinds in our bedroom and no curtains, so by 7:00 its kind of bright. I am able to sleep comfortably in a 'black out state'. It is true though, if the mask slips up on my face a little, then if I look way down I'll see some light lines. I just pull the mask back down to its original position and all is well. There is enough room for me to open my eye lids without any problem. I have also learned a little trick to 'seat' the mask - sometimes when I put it on I'll smile which raises my eyebrows just a tad and then I kind of press the mask to my face - this gives me a good position. « Show Less
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no you wouldn't. i wear glasses also but cannot with the mask on. try contact lenses.
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It helps me sleep and relax but I use it at night and I am mag deficient and otherwise don't sleep well. I am fatigued and don't find it makes me more fatigued during the day, if anything less because im not as sore.
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it's ongoing procedure. I've been doing it for about 5 1/2 weeks, and it took over 4 weeks for me to actually see results, I will continue for some more time. Yes, I keep my eyes closed they have the dark covers as part of the mask
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Yes they do stay on while you sleep, just minimize the moisturizer you put on your face. When you put just a tiny bit of moisturizer they do stay on, its even difficult to remove them in the morning.
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This is probably a matter of choice. I now use the serum only at night when my face is clean. Face looks and feels great. Moisturizer would not hurt; but the serum alone does pefectly for me.
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That is up to you. You can use it whenever you need it for as long as you can tolerate it. I mostly use mine at bedtime, and have fallen asleep bare-skinned for the entire night. I've woken up with it slightly stuck to my back, but had the best nights sleep! Many people cannot tolerate doing that; my husband can't even take it for 2 minutes. I use it for Lupus myalgia and pain from cervical disks. It has been a God-send.
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If you are a side sleeper I don't think you will have any problems with them. If it is anything more than that as far as pressure, I would avoid a sleep mask all together.