My eye doctor has suggested I wash my eyelids daily with tea tree oil shampoo. Could I dilute this with baby shampoo?
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I wouldn't! Tea tree is very invigorating and tingles kinda like mint would. I would not get anything with tea tree in it near your eyes. I'm not sure why your doctor would tell you that.
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You can't get an answer for a medical issue here please. Anything can be diluted but no one is suggesting any specific use. the oil is VERY strong it can effect your skin, nose etc.
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I would not use rose water as eye drops - it does contain oil. I do use this as a compress, and to cleanse my eye area. Hope this helps!
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Im sorry, I bought this for an adult as a gift they asked for, so I can't be sure if it is safe for a baby's face. The only thing I can say is that even if it is organic, it is not necessarily tear-free, and the tea tree oil could sting the baby's eyes as well.
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I would say it isn't, but it that's your concern the tea tree oil shampoo is what you're looking for. It has a non-feminine scent & will wake you up in the morning. I've used it & I personally think it's better.
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It's good for both skin & hair, especially facial skin, even around the eye area. Just mix it with olive oil or other carrier oil.
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Yes but I dilute it a bit with some other oils, either jojoba or olive oil. Jojoba is best. U can use it straight but it will burn and irritate a bit
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I only use clean care - as long as you use as directed it works great. I use the solution that has been neutralized to rinse before i put the lens in my eyes.
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It works better for me than baby shampoo and I also like the convenience of the lid wipe versus shampoo. I used to have so many problems with my eyelids being red and sometimes getting infections but since I've been using the Systane lid wipes I have been able to control that issue. I can't say that it is moisturizing but the product does not dry out my skin.
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Yes. But it has a peppermint smell, if that is okay with you. Also, ozonated oils have a generally weird smell that I find son what offensive, but maybe others will not. It is safe on skin, except around eyes where it might irritate.
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My guess is no. Clear Care must be used with the included lens container. One is provided for each bottle you purchase. This is by far the best lens cleaner available and I've tried many. Follow the directions and you'll be very pleased. I wear monthly lenses and remove mine every three days to clean and rest my eyes (I sleep with them 3 nights/one night off). When I used multi solution, I couldn't wear them for more than a day without beginning to feel them in my eyes. I also rub well (10 seconds per side) with saline prior to cleaning. Hope that helps you.
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I have never tried baby shampoo, but these wipes are pretty gentle. I use them to remove mascara. They are not moisturizing in my opinion, but not harsh either. They leave my lids feeling refreshed an clean.
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To use Boric acid as an eye wash to cure eye infections, conjunctivitis, Pink eye or styes... Boric acid readily dissolves in hot water. It is recommended to boil water 1 teaspoon per 4 ounces of water, allow to cool to luke warm and apply either with an eye cup wash or by soaking a cotton ball saturated with the boric acid solution washing the eye carefully and allowing the solution into the eye. Relief and healing is very quick, often within the day of application. This diluted solution also is effective at rinsing foreign objects from the eyes. Boric acid eye wash is effective at removing pollutants, including chlorine, smog and other chemicals. Can help with treating animal (dog, cat, horse, etc. eye infections also, using a cotton ball or clean cloth soaked in the solution, being sure the solution does run into the animals eye. If infection has continued a second day treatment may be repeated. If any further irritation or infection beyond that time, consult a physician. Boric acid solution is an old time remedy, my mother used on my eye infections and styes when I was small. It is very effective. ;-)
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I only use this product on my face and neck, not on my eyelids. I would find it too expensive for my body. Exfoliate your body with a loofa sponge and enrich with a good cream.
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I use it all around my eye including the crease where my eyelid is. You only need a tiny dab and it is not greasy - it absorbs very well. I love this stuff!
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First, you will have to dilute the tea tree oil with some water some will use half water-half tea tree, but I say it depends on your skin, if it's sensitive you will definitely have to put more water. Once diluting it I suggest testing it on skin (avoid eye area). I had some breakout outs and I would put some on a cotton ball and use it after washing my face or use a q-tip for specific spots. I hope this helped.
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I always washed my makeup off first, and I definitely avoided the eye area! I recommend you use it like any high-end exfoliatior; on clean skin that's been washed with warm water to open up the pores.
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For gentle and hydrating, I'm not sure this is the right product for what you describe. Have you tried coconut oil or Borage oil? Regular coconut oil that you use for cooking, etc. will do the trick. Take a small amount of either coconut oil or Borage oil and gently apply around your eye; all natural and contains no harsh chemicals. That's my opinion.