We Love Eyes: Tea Tree Eyelid Foaming Cleanser - Vegan. All natural. Cruelty free. Safe for false lashes and eyelash extensions.

This product was recommended to me by my eye doctor because it cleans my eyelids from dust mite and smoke. I am allergic to cigar and cigarette smoke and this eye wash has been very successful in stopping the itching and the burning effects as well. I recommend it for anyone that is suffering from eye allergies. It is a great product. Thanks

Best eyelid wash for people with blepharitis or that get frequent styes. I know it might not seem necessary to clean your eyelids on a daily basis, but it’s a total game changer. No more irritated, itchy eyes. The smell is not overpowering, and a full bottle lasts me about 3 months with daily use. It is kind of expensive, but I have yet to find a cheaper cleanser that is comparable.

Not just a gentle eyelash cleanser, my face also feels great after rinsing, soft and clean without any fancy oils or creams. And don't let the small bottle fool you, it lasts much longer than you think! I ordered another before my first ran out!

Why did you pick this product vs others?: These bothered my eyes at first and took a few weeks to get used to. (I have VERY sensitive eyes, strong allergies.) I don't think they cured the demodex mites or cut down on them, but the prescription drugs I tried after these sure did. I continued to use these for general cleaning as I got used to the tee tree smell, the foam was very soft and slipper and nice to use, and it rinsed well. It was a decent value. It worked better than other foaming eye cleansers with tea tree I have bought in the past (it was gentler and less irritating).

This was recommended by my optometrist. It's very easy to use and quickly became a part of my nightly routine when I wash my face. I immediately noticed a difference and believe it will help my eyes long term. I have heard that it can sting, but I rinse it very well and have not had any issues with sensitivity (despite insane allergies and lots of sensitivity generally). The price was a bit high here; I later found it for less locally.

I noticed that my vision was blurry some times and that I struggled to comfortably wear contact lenses. Worried that I was warming my eyes with the lenses, I went to the optometrist who said my eyes were fine but that I seemed to be experiencing dry eye. So, I went the route of using eye drops, taking supplements, and trying to hydrate. All of these solutions worked. I was also advised to wash my eyelids with baby shampoo - which I tried here and there but I didn’t understand why my lids would be dirty as I am very diligent about washing my face. Then, I noticed that I seemed to be shedding eyelashes more often than usual and noticed saw what looked like white specs at the base of my lashes under magnification. So, I looked it up and learned that basically I need to be cleaning my eyelids with an antiseptic solution. (Huh, imagine that.). This also helped to connect the dots between lash fall and dry eyes and blurry vision. I love the idea of my eyes function properly without needing eye drops! So, I’m all in. Forgoing the option at the drug store - They wanted you to buy some sort of kit. And, it all seemed to... medical.... - And try this one instead. It took me a while because I could not figure out how to fit it into my night time routine and I was leery about getting it in my eyes. But, then, one day I just started using it after I washed my face and before my remaining skin care. And, I tried one eye at a time (using one of those flat brushes that other people sell) and was able to use it without getting it in my eyes no problem. It seems to be highly effective and is working fast. The white spots at the base of my lashes are fading away. I may need to back off of this because I have dry, winter skin - including dry eyelids. And, even through I moisturize afterwards, I think that this is still a bit drying for my skin. But, I’m glad that I tried this. And, I look forward to seeing less lash fall and less dry eye as a result.

I put off ordering this because I was nervous the tea tree would sting my eyes—but it didn’t. I’ve tried everything: Zocular, every kind of lid wipe, red light therapy, lid scrubs—you name it. Nothing worked like this. Within days, the swelling on my lids and between my lashes went down, and it removed so much debris. For anyone suffering from blepharitis and all the frustrating symptoms that come with it, you need this. I’m finally feeling relief and hopeful again. So grateful.

I have been using this product for several years because I have blepharitis and also have a tendency to have sties. The product is great - it does a nice job of gently cleaning eyelids without being overly drying, and I like that it has tea tree oil (a natural disinfectant). The product used to come in a sealed box with the pump and lid on the bottle. Now for some reason, the product is being sent in a flimsy box with the pump included separately. The first time it was delivered to me with the new packaging, the box was open and the pump was floating around in the dirty Amazon bag. There was no way I was going to use it at that point, so I took the pump off the old bottle that had not been exposed to who knows what so I could use the product. The second time I received a shipment after the packaging change, the pump was not out of the box, but the box was half open and I was still uncomfortable using the pump that had been exposed to the dirty Amazon bag. The whole reason that I am using this product is that I need to keep my eyes as clean as possible. I am not going to stick a dirty pump into a product I am using to clean my eyes that are sensitive and prone to infection. At least seal the box so the contents are not exposed to whatever is in the Amazon packaging. I love the product but if I can’t trust how it is delivered I may have to find an alternative. I discussed this with my eye doctor who also uses the product (she hasn’t received a bottle with the new packaging yet). We both hope the company rethinks this.