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11-24-2014 01:34 AM
Does anyone have this problem? If so, any suggestions on how to heal them? Thanks!
11-24-2014 01:51 AM
It could be an allergic reaction to something new you're using, or something in your environment. I'd try to eliminate the source of what's causing it, if you can figure that out.
11-24-2014 01:51 AM
If you wear eye makeup you are probably getting allergic to it. I had used Loreal for years and all at once my eye lids started to swell and got red and scaley. I put neospuron on my lids and did not wear make up until the swelling went down, 2 or 3 days. I switched to Alamay eye make up and my eye lids cleared up. I can use the IT eyeliner now and don't have any problems.
11-24-2014 02:07 AM
Try CeraVe eye cream. You can find it in drug stores, or Wal-Mart. It's affordable, and works well. It hydrates parched skin. If this is a new condition for you, reconsider anything new you've added to your routine, even laundry soaps and softeners.
11-24-2014 02:37 AM
Sounds exactly like blepheratis which sounds worse than it is. They sell cleansers at the drug store in the eye care section of you can cleanse your lids with baby shampoo. The pH of baby shampoo takes care of it.
11-24-2014 03:35 AM
I had this problem and switched from Johnson & Johnson's Head to toe Baby wash, which I was using to take off my mascara, to Aveeno Baby organic harvest foaming wash and baby shampoo. I have also tried J&J's Baby Naturals foaming wash. Voila! I haven't had the problem since. Either I was allergic or I wasn't getting my eyelids completely rinsed and had a reaction. The foaming wash is easier to wash off.
The Aveeno seems to be less available now, but it is still on Amazon and Walmart.com. I think J&J is still in stores. Good luck!
11-24-2014 04:22 AM
On 11/23/2014 LuluCCS said:I agree. You can select an OTC product on your own or ask any pharmacist.Sounds exactly like blepheratis which sounds worse than it is. They sell cleansers at the drug store in the eye care section of you can cleanse your lids with baby shampoo. The pH of baby shampoo takes care of it.
11-24-2014 04:27 AM
I would try a light coating of Vaseline on your eyelids.
11-24-2014 05:24 AM
11-24-2014 07:14 AM
On 11/23/2014 ireallydoqdou said:Does anyone have this problem? If so, any suggestions on how to heal them? Thanks!
Honey please contact your dermatologist not a shopping channel discussion board. Good luck.
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