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List Price: $12.95
Our Price: $10.49
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Manufacturer: Hugger Mugger
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Binding: Sports
Brand: Hugger Mugger
EAN: 0803410350563
Feature: Lifetime
Label: Hugger Mugger
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Manufacturer: Hugger Mugger
Model: BO-EYEBG-PEACHSKIN-JADE
Publisher: Hugger Mugger
Studio: Hugger Mugger
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Feature:- Product Features Jade Color Only Cool, Luxurious, Removable Silk Cover Herbal Fillings Product Uses All types of yoga, Place over eyes in final relaxation pose, Place across palms to relieve hand tension
- Detailed Description These soft, brushed-fabric pillows can be heated in the microwave or chilled in the freezer to offer comforting warmth or refreshing coolness
- They are filled with organic-flax seeds plus lavender and peppermint herbs to help soothe and relax
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Summary: A little treat
Comment: An eye pillow doesn't seem like much, or to some it may even seem silly, but they are actually pretty cool. I never used one until my yoga teacher placed one gently upon my eyes during our last pose (Savasana or "Resting Pose") in class. The soft scent was nice, not overpowering, and the light pressure it put on my face felt good. It also is very effective in blocking out light, and this helps you to completely relax.
From a more practical standpoint, my daughter uses my eyepillow when she is suffering from a migraine. I rub her forehead with peppermint lotion, and then place the eyepillow on her eyes. It doesn't always chase the pain away completely, but it offers some relief.
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