The Eye Doctor Hypochlorous Eyelid Spray - Eyelid & Lash Cleanser

$35.95
$34.95
$35.95
Recommended by Dr Dee, optometrist, 20+ years experience

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✅ EFR Gold Rated, Eyehouse's highest eye friendly standard
✅ Preservative free, alcohol free and fragrance free
✅ Three ingredient formulation with pH balanced hypochlorous acid
✅ Ultra fine mist that sits comfortably under makeup
✅ Suitable for sensitive lids and for contact lens wearers

A gentle eyelid and lash cleansing mist, developed with ophthalmologists for everyday lid hygiene. Spray onto closed eyelids or onto a clean cotton pad, then allow it to dry naturally. 100ml bottle, best used within three months of opening. For external use only.

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The Eye Doctor Hypochlorous Eyelid Spray - Eyelid & Lash Cleanser

$34.95 $35.95

The Eye Doctor Hypochlorous Eyelid Spray - Eyelid & Lash Cleanser

$34.95 $35.95
    Dry itchy irritated eyes 50 year old lady lifting glasses and rubbing one eye while eyes are closed. in a room. daytime.

    Why Eyelid Hygiene Matters For Tired, Itchy Eyes

    Crusty lashes in the morning. Lids that feel itchy by mid afternoon. Red rimmed edges that never quite settle.

    Drops go onto the eye. They do nothing for the lid margin, which is where a lot of that daily irritation actually starts.

    Eye with lower lid redness, blepharitis, caucasian.

    How Hypochlorous Acid Cleans The Lid Margin

    Hypochlorous acid occurs naturally in the body. Here it is pH balanced and diluted so it may be used daily on the delicate skin around the eyes.

    Three ingredients in total. Hypochlorous acid, purified water and phosphoric acid to balance the pH. No alcohol, no synthetic preservatives, no fragrance, which is why it holds a Gold Eye Friendly Rating.

    30yr_old_applying_old_makeup_at_a_party._blepharitis. evening. getting ready to go out.

    Can You Use An Eyelid Spray Over Makeup

    Yes. The mist is water light and ultra fine, so it does not melt, cake or lift what you are wearing.

    That makes it easy to use through the day rather than only at the bathroom sink, and it suits contact lens wearers when used as directed.

    smiling 30yr old girl showing teeth. eyes closed, feeling joy and happiness. mild makeup on, plain light grey background. long brown hair.

    How To Use It, And What To Expect

    ✦ Close your eyes and mist directly onto the lids, or spray onto a clean cotton pad
    ✦ Two to three times daily, or as needed
    ✦ Let it dry naturally, no rinsing and no wiping
    ✦ 100ml bottle, best used within three months of opening

    For external use only. Do not use it as a makeup remover, and do not share a pad between eyes.

    Hypochlorous eyelid spray, your questions answered

    Q1. What is hypochlorous acid and is it safe around the eyes?

    It is a compound your own immune system already makes. White blood cells produce it as part of how the body deals with bacteria.

    Ophthalmic sprays use a very dilute, high purity solution at a pH close to that of your tears. That is what makes it gentle enough for daily use on the lid margin.

    Wash your hands. Close your eyes and spray directly onto the closed lids and lashes, then let it air dry.

    If you prefer more control, spray onto a clean cotton pad and wipe along the lash line. Either way, no rinsing.

    Most people do well with one or the other rather than both. Wipes give you physical removal of crust and debris. The spray gives you coverage without rubbing.

    If your lids are sore or inflamed, the spray is often the kinder starting point because there is no mechanical contact at all.

    No to both. The formulation is water, hypochlorous acid and phosphoric acid.

    That is unusually short for an eye product and it is the reason it suits people who react to almost everything else.

    It is contact lens friendly and may be used around lash extensions and eyebrows.

    Apply to closed lids and let it dry before putting lenses in.

    Up to three months from first use. Note the date on the bottle when you open it.

    Hypochlorous solutions lose potency over time, so this one matters more than most.

    Once or twice daily is typical, and it is suitable for ongoing daily use.

    As with all lid care, consistency over several weeks is what makes the difference. Stop and speak with your optometrist if you notice irritation.

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