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ziggymama2021-06-24T05:13:22.000Z
I've had this problem over the years and the #1 thing that helps me is compressing and ++
Allow/encourage healing: --Washcloth compresses (see my Notepad) https://www.makeupalley.com/account/user/notepad/ziggymama --Other compresses (m
ziggymama2021-04-17T02:04:01.000Z
I've had issues like this.... ++
If you have blepharitis (inflammation, may involve redness, itching, gooey crust in the morning): --Rather than the usual baby shampoo, I use this:
ziggymama2021-02-27T05:00:48.000Z
Here's my dry eyes writeup; especially look into the internal oils: ++
I take Omega 3s (algal ‘cause I’m vegetarian), borage and black currant oils. Note that it takes some time for this to help eyes or skin, but it does
ziggymama2021-02-19T14:19:03.000Z
Could be the beginnings of dry eye/blepharitis.My #1 rec is washcloth compresses. ++
I take Omega 3s (algal ‘cause I’m vegetarian), borage and black currant oils. Note that it takes some time for this to help eyes or skin, but it does
ziggymama2021-02-14T02:37:49.000Z
Consistency is key. I missed my washcloth compress night before last, and my eyes ++
were significantly more "crunchy" than usual upon awakening. I take Omega 3s (algal ‘cause I’m vegetarian), borage and black currant oils. Note th
ziggymama2020-12-03T01:55:54.000Z
I agree with zingss; for me, hot washcloth compresses are key to healing and ++
preventing dry eye symptoms. See suggestions below: I take Omega 3s (algal ‘cause I’m vegetarian), borage and black currant oils. Note that it take