Eye Shampoo

Eye Shampoo

gerlygerl2023-03-10T02:19:32.000Z
After an acute reaction when I used steroids, I’ve used eye wipes/scrubs nightly+
And this really works for me. Used baby shampoo for years but more recently I’m using pre moistened eye scrub pads (Systane Lid Wipes). Takes of all m
txchica2023-03-08T05:08:42.000Z
I had a mild case. I stopped using eye makeup for months. Wash my face, and eyes with a gentle +
face cleaner.Hot towel compresses twice a day. I also gently scrubbed my eyelash line with q-tips with diluted drops of baby shampoo morning and nigh
decor82023-03-08T02:04:57.000Z
I was diagnosed 16 years ago and have seen a plethora of ophthalmologists and corneal specialists. r
I have tried all current treatments EXCEPT Lipiflow and blood serum tears. I have evaporative dry eye, so Restasis won't and didn't help me. What h
lipsticklover2023-03-05T18:27:46.000Z
4 full size products and 7 samples.foil packets rop
Full size - Clinique Hydrating Jelly - Lancome Effecernes concealer - EL mattifying primer - EL ANR eye c
txchica2023-02-15T16:43:29.000Z
My Empties for 2022
Picture only captures last 3 months, as I am trying to recycle and not keep too much stuff collecting. I had to jog my memory, since I wasn’t keeping
lipsticklover2023-02-06T01:41:49.000Z
finished up 3 full size skincare this week rop for list
- EL Perfectly Clean Hydrating Toner/Refining lotion 200 ml - EL Revitalizing Supreme Eye Balm 15 ml - Clinique Moisture Surge 30 ml - L'Occitane N
lipsticklover2023-01-22T20:58:02.000Z
Used up some littles this week >>>
Moroccan Oil items - 10 ml hair oil, foil packets of shampoo and conditioner, 20 ml Body Souffle and a 5 ml hair and body mist. Lise Watier 50 ml N
MelissaGinParis2023-01-01T17:41:18.000Z
A LOT, including makeup (picture inside - caution: *extreme pan* :D) >>
Used up: - Bourjois blush in Sienne (HG, have back-up) - L’Oréal Color Queen single e/s in Unsurpassed (pinky ivory) – HG, have many back-ups - Cha
rayoflight2022-11-27T04:38:16.000Z
Sometimes. The ‘no-tear’ formulas used to be neutral aka had a pH of around 7 that’s the same +
as the physiological pH of the eye (7.0-7.3 range). That’s hundreds of times more alkaline than the pH of the skin. But it’s not the same as the al
ziggymama2022-11-17T02:02:40.000Z
Once your eyes are no longer "pink" and don't feel photophobic, no itching or the like. But ++
keep an "eye" on it, can come back. (Similasan Pink Eye Drops are great too.) If you have blepharitis (inflammation, may involve redness, itching,