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wilma
Posts: 12,161
Registered: ‎03-13-2010

Re: Eyelid Moisturizer

‎01-08-2021 12:52 PM

My dermatologist suggested I use baby oil, Vaseline, or Aquafor on my eyelids. None of these cause any irritation. These products, along with a topical prescription, help with the seborrhea dermatitis I sometimes get on my eyelids. 

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Jayhawk Girl
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Registered: ‎10-25-2011

Re: Eyelid Moisturizer

‎01-10-2021 07:45 PM

I just spoke with my eye doctor the other day. She told me to use Aquaphor ointment. I found it in the baby section. It feels great and doesn't annoy my eyes!

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Drythe
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Re: Eyelid Moisturizer

‎01-12-2021 10:42 PM

 

 

I use a tiny, tiny bit of food grade, organic coconut oil - approved by my opthomologist.  Clean well with warm cotton cloth every morning.

 

Keep it in the fridge, take out a using clean spoon, warm between my finger tips before applying.  I use Coconut oil for other Care, so the cost is negligible.

 

My eyes are super sensitive, thanks to shingles through the RT. one.

 

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