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Mouth Tape
Transform your nights and energize your mornings with Loftie Mouth Tape. Designed to enhance your sleep and overall wellness, it encourages nasal breathing, helping you wake up refreshed, recharged, and ready to take on the day.
By optimizing your breathing patterns, Loftie Mouth Tape supports better oxygen intake, aids recovery, and enhances relaxation, making it a simple yet impactful addition to your nighttime routine.
How To Use:
1. Complete your nighttime routine and ensure your skin is clean and dry.
2. Tear along the center crease of the tape.
3. Purse your lips and gently apply the tape over your mouth.
4. For best results, use nightly and remove gently in the morning.
Sleep deeper and wake up with more energy
Nasal breathing helps your body produce more nitric oxide – a molecule that improves oxygen delivery throughout your body. This enhances the efficiency of your sleep, helping you reach the deeper stages of rest.
May improve jawline and chin profile over time.
Research in orthodontics and sleep medicine shows that closed-mouth breathing can help maintain the natural position of your jaw and tongue, which has been linked to improved muscle tone in the lower face.
Fresher breath and quieter nights
Say goodnight to dryness and morning breath. Mouth breathing can increase the risk of bad breath, gum disease, and tooth decay. Plus, it helps to reduce snoring for quieter, more restful nights.
Balance the Nervous System
Nasal breathing activates the parasympathetic nervous system, which promotes relaxation and reduces stress. It also helps you wind-down and fall asleep faster.
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