This product comes in individually packaged pads, so you can take them to work, school, or wherever you may need them. Recommended by doctors for their ability to help with dry, red, itchy eyelids and with the ability to keep your eyebrows, eyelashes, eyelids, and eyes clean and moisturized they are an excellent way to keep your eyelids their healthiest.
Apply a pea-sized amount of eye cream underneath your eyes at night and in the morning. This product is extremely effective for reducing wrinkles, dark circles, puffiness, and other signs of aging in men. Not only do these eye problems look unsightly, they can be painful and irritating as well. By directly applying this cream underneath your eyes twice a day, you will begin feeling and looking better. With an easy to apply consistency and no scent, you can use this product twice a day, and in no time, you will be looking and feeling better.
This Texas-based company takes pride in the products they produce and specialize in the development of products specifically for eye and skin conditions. OCuSOFT Lid Scrub Original was manufactured and formulated to remove contaminants that can cause eye irritation and include makeup, oil, debris, and dry skin. This product comes in a convenient 30 count package of individually packaged pads, making them easy to use and convenient to take anywhere you go.
Water, PEG sorbitan laurate, sodium trideceth sulfate, PEG distearate, disodium lauroamphodiacetate, cocoamidopropyl hydoxysultaine, sodium laureth carboxylate, sodium chloride, PEG cocopolyamine, quaternium For external use only.
Wash hands and remove contact lenses before use. Unfold pre-moistened pad and wrap over a finger. Close eye and gently cleanse lid using side-to-side strokes. Do not touch eye directly.
Rinse thoroughly. Repeat for the other lid. If you are suffering from an itchy, red, dry patch on eyelid, then OCuSOFT Lid Scrub Original is the product you are looking for to help provide you with the relief you are looking for. By adding this product to your daily routine, you can help provide relief for your eyes from cosmetics, debris, oil, pollen, and any other substances that can lead to eyelid irritation. OCuSOFT Lid Scrub Original, when used daily, will provide relief by cleaning and refreshing eyelids to help heal and maintain healthy eyelids that are free from red dry patch on eyelid.
Not only do these pads clean your eyelids and help prevent pain and irritation, but they also come in easy to carry packets that allow you to take them anywhere you go so you have relief on hand. BeeFriendly Face and Eye Cream made from all-natural ingredients this product was specially formulated to moisturize and sooth many common skin irritants and conditions associated with the face and eyelids.
It has the ability to provide relief from dry, red, itchy eyelids by hydrating the skin making it smoother, firmer, and more elastic. Made from all natural ingredients, BeeFriendly Face and Eye Cream will deeply moisturize and nourish dry, red, irritated skin. Made with ingredients including honey, beeswax, olive oil, and completely free from chemicals and parabens, this product is guaranteed to leave your skin feeling better and has a refreshing honey scent. BeeFriendly Face and Eye Cream also comes with a money back guarantee, so if the product does not meet your expectations, you can return it with no questions asked.
Apply daily to your skin after it has been cleansed. Rub the cream into your skin with small circular movements until it has been absorbed. Apply sparingly; a little goes a long way. If you over apply the cream will take longer to absorb — a little goes a long way! NOTE: Due to this cream being chemical free, there may be some separation of ingredients. Please lightly stir the cream before use for maximum benefits. BeeFriendly Face and Eye Cream helps to eliminate those painful, irritating red dry patches of skin on your face and eyelids utilizing all-natural ingredients.
Safe for even the most sensitive skin including acne prone skin, this product is easy to apply to moisturize the skin and providing relief. It is essential to use it sparingly because if you use too much, the skin will not adequately absorb it.
With all-natural ingredients and a pleasant honey smell, this product does wonders for skin including the sensitive skin of the eyelids. Tea Tree Oil Face Soap and Eyelid Scrub is specially formulated to help relieve dry, itchy, red, inflamed skin due to acne, dry eyes, rosacea, Demodex, and other skin conditions related to the eyelids.
You need to lather the soap in your hands and gently massage into your face in circular motions and then rinse and dry. Organic green tea, organic olive oil, organic coconut oil, raw shea butter, and tea tree essential oil. Wet your face and hands with lukewarm water. Lather soap in hands. Massage onto skin and closed eyelids with a gentle, circular motion.
Over time, the skin gets thinner, loses fat, and can lose its smooth appearance. For these reasons, aging may lead to dry eyelids. Dry skin on eyelids may be the result of contact dermatitis. This condition occurs when your skin encounters an irritating substance. This can result in dry, red, irritated, and flaky skin. Products that contain fragrances, metals like nickel , and certain chemicals may cause contact dermatitis.
You may even spread contact dermatitis to your eye unknowingly. Even polished fingernails or jewelry brushed against the eyelid may cause contact dermatitis. Contact dermatitis can appear at any time in your life. Keep in mind that the products you use may change ingredients without your knowledge.
Avoid any known triggers to keep dry, irritated skin on your eyelid at bay. Atopic dermatitis is another condition that may affect the skin of your eyelids. It may cause scaling on your skin as well as itching, redness, and oozing. Atopic dermatitis may appear to be contact dermatitis, so it should be diagnosed by a doctor. The condition may be caused by family history, the environment, or the immune system.
The condition is chronic, but you can learn to treat flare-ups appropriately and manage the condition throughout your life. Blepharitis occurs on the eyelid and is caused by bacteria or another health condition like rosacea. It occurs on the eyelash line or the inner edge of the eye where it meets your eyeball. Blepharitis results in scales on the eyelid as well as irritation, redness, burning, tearing, crusting, and more.
There are different over-the-counter and prescription medications to treat dry eyelids, depending on the condition. For contact dermatitis, your doctor may recommend an over-the-counter or prescription topical corticosteroid to treat the dry skin.
Corticosteroids work to reduce inflammation. Doctors will likely only prescribe a corticosteroid for eyelids for a short period of time because of how thin the eyelid skin is. Atopic Dermatitis , which is the result of airborne allergens. Eborrheic Dermatitis, which happens when the skin reacts to its own natural oils and bacteria. Blepharitis, a chronic inflammation of the eyelids caused by excess bacteria.
Common cosmetic ingredients that can cause dry eyelids include: Preservatives such as parabens, pheny mercuric acetate, imidazolidinyl urea, quaternium, and potassium sorbate Antioxidants such as butylated hydroxyanisole, butylated hydroxytoluene and di-tert-butyl-hydroquinone Resins such as colophony Pearlescent additives such as bismuth oxychloride Emollients such as lanolin and propylene glycol Fragrances Pigment contaminants such as nickel How Can I Treat My Dry Eyelids?
Talking to Your Eye Doctor Here are some questions to ask your eye doctor about dry eyelids: Which over-the-counter moisturizers should I use on my eyelids? Do I need prescription strength medication to clear up my dry eyelids? What is the underlying cause of my dry eyelids? If treatment does not work, how long should I wait to contact you again? What will my next treatment options be? How long should it be before I find relief? And chances are, if over-the-counter ointments and moisturizers fail to improve things, you may have a condition that needs specific treatment.
Blepharitis is a general term referring to the inflammation of the eyelids. It usually affects both eyelids, causing flaking and scaling nearer to the eyelashes. The eyelids themselves will appear greasy, while the lashes will often stick together or crust over while you sleep.
Itchiness is common. People with blepharitis often say that they feel grit beneath the eyelid and may experience eyelash loss due to constant rubbing and scratching. They may also have red, watery eyes and extreme sensitivity to light. The cause of blepharitis is unknown but is believed to be caused by multiple factors including, among other things, bacterial or fungal infection, seborrheic dermatitis dandruff , and clogged meibomian glands which provide the eyelids with moisture.
If left untreated, blepharitis can lead to a sty a boil-like lump on the edge of an eyelid , conjunctivitis pink eye , or corneal ulcers. A tissue swab can help determine if a bacterial or fungal infection is involved. Topical antibiotics or antifungals may be prescribed if an infection is identified.
Steroid eyedrops or ointments may reduce inflammation, while Restasis cyclosporine eye drops; available by prescription may be recommended if your symptoms persist despite conservative therapy.
Atopic dermatitis eczema is a condition characterized by the intermittent development of red, scaly skin. It can affect any part of the body, causing dryness, itching, tiny bumps, oozing, and reddish-brown patches especially on the eyelids. Although it is uncommon for eczema to affect the eyelids only, it can occur.
Eczema symptoms can come and go, flaring periodically only to disappear for weeks, months, or even years at a time. Itching is often the most prominent symptom, which can cause inflammation and bleeding due to excessive scratching. Over time, the skin may begin to thicken and develop a cracked, scaly appearance. It is believed that eczema is caused by a combination of environmental factors which may help trigger the condition and genetic mutations that predispose you to it.
Eczema can generally be diagnosed by sight alone. Treatment may involve moisturizing creams to hydrate the skin and antibiotic ointments to help fight infection. Topical steroids are generally avoided because they can cause irreversible skin thinning and ptosis drooping eyelids. If eczema symptoms are severe enough, your healthcare provider may prescribe Protopic tacrolimus or Elidel pimecrolimus , two topical immune suppressants that are safe on delicate skin like the eyelids.
Contact dermatitis is a red, itchy rash caused by direct contact with an allergen or irritant. The rash can develop over the course of minutes or hours and persist for two to three weeks. Along with redness and itchiness, there may be burning, tenderness, swelling, and the development of tiny, oozing blisters. Like all allergic conditions , contact dermatitis is caused when an otherwise harmless substance is regarded as a threat by the immune system. The ensuing immune assault releases inflammatory chemicals at the contact site, causing tissues to swell and redden.
Contact dermatitis can be caused by any number of things that you apply to your eyelids or get into your eyes, such as:. If contact dermatitis is suspected, your healthcare provider may recommend a patch skin test to check what, if anything, you may be allergic to.
This involves the application of an adhesive patch to your skin which is infused with tiny amounts of different allergens. In most cases, the avoidance of the suspected allergen is all that is needed to resolve contact dermatitis symptoms.
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