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I have allergies. Have had issues with itchy eyes and such. Always use eye drops.
Then, out of the blue, I see a short video on the “Net”. Topic was eyelashes and how to keep them clean. Bottom line, wash the eyelids and lashes. Apparently they can be a home to dust, allergens, and worse- mites. Oh crap! Afterward, every other shower I “wash” my lids and lashes. I really never did as I disliked soap in the eyes or even water. But I close them tight and now wash. I was very surprised that my itchy eyes abated to almost nothing. Used to rub them at night sometimes, no more! Hope this helps others. |
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I have allergies that affect my eyes as well. My ophthalmologist recommended Avenova eyelid and eyelash cleanser which I use once a day. I also apply a warm damp cloth over my closed eyes for at least 10 minutes then use a clean washcloth to brush my eyelashes free of detritus to deal with blepharitis. My vision is much better.
Blepharitis - Wikipedia
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My eye doctor recommended using baby shampoo every night to wash my eyelids & lashes.
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Good info. Thank you.
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As a retired optometrist I used to recommend using a q tip and a non tear baby shampoo for your eyelashes. Glad it helps.
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