katie345

I don't really mind, what people think about me, when I walk through town with wrinkles in my face. I just wondered, if there's a aimple recipe to avoid them. That's all. I suppose there's no simple solution, for darkening my room, but wearing a mask. Which isn't the problem. I really sleep good and without any problems when wearing a sleep mask. Perhaps you need some kind of "training" to tell your body that the mask helps you.

Nearly every day after waking up, my face is full of wrinkles, that come from my sleeping mask. I have no idea how to get rid of them, but I want to because everyone in train or on the street stares at you, if you've got funny patterns in your face. How do you treat your wrinkles, after waking up? Do you have them at all or is it just me, looking funny after sleep?

Do you think it's better to use dark curtains or a sleep mask? What's more effective?

I just started working the night shift and of course I'm having trouble sleeping during the day. I already tried a sleep mask, to tell my body it's night, but I'm not fully comforable with it. I thought about buying a 'better', more expensive one (by now I just tried a no name mask from a drugstore). But before spending the money I thought I'd ask you: Which sleep mask do you like best?