Do you use it directly on the eyelid?
2026923
No instructions specifically state not to use on eyelids. I would think laser passthru to the eyeball would not be beneficial.
2026924
No. Absolutely not, according to manufacturer's instructions. The closest to your eye you can come is the crows feet.
2026925
No. Because it is a laser that supposidpy penetrates deep into the skin, it could potentially cause harm to your eyes, and in turn, affect your vision. I don't believe that you could actually do this anyways, as the facade of the laser must be flush with the skin, or it will not 'stamp.' This is actually quite irritating on the curvatures of your face, like when trying to stamp between where your cheekbone and brow bone meet (crows feet).
1816355
I've used it on my eyelids before and I was perfectly fine. I did, however, have some fallout. I would ever so lightly pack it on then maybe use a makeup brush to remove excess
2116286
I use it on my whole face including eyes and neck. Also I use Q Therapy eye cream on my eye lids and under them. I have had no problems.Thank you!
170758
I wouldn't. It would likely cause irritation inside the eye. I have found this to happen with other products.
1404135
I use it every night and in the mornings too, sometimes. A small dab on the finger tip is plenty, then lightly dab onto the eye area. I lightly massage it to the under eye area and on the eyelids up to the eyebrow.
1807799
Yes, it did for me. And it's light enough and dries quickly so it's perfect for eyelid.
546434
I use more than directed. I empty the dropper onto my fingertips and apply all over my face and neck, including around my eyes. I use a couple droppers. Love the product.
1026736
I use it under my eyes for dark circles. I think you could use on your eyelids though. It's very fast drying liquid and doesn't leave a residue. I would just be careful applying the drops to your eyelids. But it absorbs fast and doesn't appear to leave a residue so rubbing shouldn't get any in your eyes.
1667288
I wouldn't put it on my eyelid. It's basically acid. It would not be good if it got in your eye. You should consult your doctor something to use.
170756
Yes. I use it on on my under eyes, the corners, and eye lids daily with no ill effects. Keeps the eye regions comfortably moisturized quite well.
1026737
I use this very very sparingly on my eye lid and don't get it too close to my lashes. I would be sure it gets absorbed into the skin and you should be OK.
1324623
OUI can be used on the eye area. I use it all over my face. I recommend using it under all other applications.
208840
Yes! I use it just under the brow bone and along the dark circle area of my eye. It works great on the neck and has instructions for the neck with it.
1768503
I can say yes. I do use it directly on my eye lids, with nurse and doctor approval. I am on hospice, with a laundry list of very serious illness, and longer list of medications, and suffer with some severe dry skin, including my face - and my eyes are often very dry and so badly that the lids stick to the inner eye. So, I apply it directly to my eye lids, gently rubbing it in from inner to outer lid - and it is helpful and has provided me with a measure of relief. So yes. You can use this safely on your eyes and around your eyes. I am careful not to get it in my eyes, but have gotten a bit in the corner but no problem. So... I can say yes. I do use it directly on my eye lids, with nurse and doctor approval. I am on hospice, with a laundry list of very serious illness, and longer list of medications, and suffer with some severe dry skin, including my face - and my eyes are often very dry and so badly that the lids stick to the inner eye. So, I apply it directly to my eye lids, gently rubbing it in from inner to outer lid - and it is helpful and has provided me with a measure of relief. So yes. You can use this safely on your eyes and around your eyes. I am careful not to get it in my eyes, but have gotten a bit... » Read More I can say yes. I do use it directly on my eye lids, with nurse and doctor approval. I am on hospice, with a laundry list of very serious illness, and longer list of medications, and suffer with some severe dry skin, including my face - and my eyes are often very dry and so badly that the lids stick to the inner eye. So, I apply it directly to my eye lids, gently rubbing it in from inner to outer lid - and it is helpful and has provided me with a measure of relief. So yes. You can use this safely on your eyes and around your eyes. I am careful not to get it in my eyes, but have gotten a bit in the corner but no problem. So... « Show Less
1826413
I am too cautious to really know. I never use on eyelids or that near to my eye because if I swim or even got caught in the rain, I know that suntan lotion burns. Now I put a bit of moisturizer and a big of Anthelios onto my wrist and mix. Then I take a dampened makeup sponge and put on my sunscreen/moisturizer. You use less, it covers more, and I do actually run that mixture, applied with a damp sponge to my eyelids. And no, it has not stung. But much less afraid now that when I used the sunscreen straight onto lids.Hope this was helpful.
2188306
I only use it on feet and around eyes. It is too small to be used properly on the whole body unless you have a Toy poodle. I have Standard poodles so it would never work for me on the body.
1209174
I put this on my eyelid at the base of my eyelashes every night after I take my makeup off. Should not put on your eyelashes just eyelids. If you want to use it during the day I don't know what would be wrong with that. Just not the way I use it. This is the best stuff I have ever used. I've tried other products but they don't work for me. Hope this helps.