We Love Eyes - Eyelid Margin Scrub Brush - Ideal for scrubbing Away Debris and Eyelid Margin Cleansing.

This brush has completely changed the game for me. Found this brand after searching online because the same old methods were not working for the infections and dryness I was dealing with. It takes some getting used to but now it’s part of my daily routine and I couldn’t go without it. If I was based in the US I would be trying more of their products just based on how great this is.

I have been to several ophthalmologists and just wish one of them told me about this. It works amazingly! I suffer from blepharitis and after the brush I use less eye drops, have less discomfort , perfect

This is the tiniest eye brush about, it's bristles are hard. How they justify the cost for a tiny useless brush is mind bogling. If you want an eye brush for cleaning your lashes better of with a super soft toothbrush

A waste of money. I thought it would be a soft silicone brush, but it has hard plastic bristles, and is so small I feel like I might poke my eye out using it. And the tiny handle is completely round, so with my eyes shut, I can't even feel what direction the bristles are facing. Then add some cleanser and it's just too slippery and awkward to use. The heart shaped, silicon facial scrubber they sell is really good, it's super soft and gentle. I use that with their tea tree eye cleanser, for cleaning my eyelid and lash area.

The price is WAY too high for that small plastic brush!! I bought one last year, I loved it, but already thought that it was expensive and I payed $39 for ONE brush. Now the seller is doubling the price for that small brush!!! NO THANKS! I found another seller for cheaper.

I hated this brush when I first used it. I would lean over the sink with the foam cleanser and couldn't see what I was doing, so it hurt. I thought it was a waste. Now I use it in front of a 7x mirror - dry at first, and then wet it with water to rinse it off. Then I add the cleanser. It's important to really work the brush through your lashes, upper and lower - and the lid itself. It's not easy if your lashes are sparse like mine. On the upper lashes, brush on the outside and inside. Brush the lower lashes and lid margin, too. Really important. Getting to the eyelid margin is very important because if you have dry-eye, you most likely have Demodex mites and you want to get rid of them. Demodex are microscopic mites that are on everyone's face, especially as we get older. I'm 74 and I've read that 100% of people over 70 have it. Chances are you do too, even if you're in your 30's. If you have rosacea those Demodex could be the reason. They're both good for us and bad. Bad if their population is overgrown on your face and eyes. Those 'crusties' on your lashes that you bought this brush for? These are: your dead skin, debris from the Demodex, as well as their eggs! So get to work and really clean them off. Do it every day and don't forget to get them off your eyelids, too. They live there and although you can't see them, they are there (five of them can fit on the head of a pin). Trust me. So wash them off your lids with water or diluted Tea Tree Oil and change your pillowcases every day. This brush is the only thing I've seen that really gets into the lashes. It's not easy to use and it's not comfortable, but if you want to get rid of the 'collarettes' at the base of your lashes, use it! Eye doctors either don’t tell us about the Demodex mites because they think they’ll gross us out, or they don’t know about them, and if that’s the case, change doctors ASAP. I’ve ordered two more of these brushes just to make sure I don’t transfer a live mite to the other eye. Good luck!

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I use this little brush daily along with an eye wash . I love it. I feel as though I’m really cleaning my lids . It feels a little harsh at first , but now I’m very use to it . It hasn’t injured my lids at all . I m prone to sty’s and so far so good . Been using it for a few months .