Eyelid & Eyelash Hygiene
What is Eyelid & Eyelash Hygiene?
While the dental industry has stressed the importance of daily dental hygiene, it’s important the eye care industry stresses the importance of daily eye care.
Of all the five senses—taste, touch, hear, see and smell—vision is the one most value most, yet people don’t commonly care for eyes as well as they care for teeth.
Daily lid hygiene is recommended for everyone and can help keep eyes healthy, comfortable and moist. This is especially crucial if for women, or nearing menopause, contact lens wearers, those who frequently use handheld electronic devices, and individuals considering LASIK, cataract or other eye surgery.
Eye care professionals agree that keeping your eyelids and lashes clean is an important step toward improving your overall eye health.
Good Eye Care Habits & Hygiene Habits are as easy as Wipe-Spray-Warm
EYELID AND EYELASH CARE IS IMPORTANT
A daily lid hygiene routine is now easier then ever with the Bruder Hygienic Eyelid Care Kit. Share this video with your patients.
IMPROVE EYELID HEALTH
IN 3 EASY STEPS
Cleanse Eyelids and Lashes
Gently wiping a Bruder Hygienic Eyelid Cleansing Wipe across the eyelids and lashes is the optimal first step in a lid hygiene regimen because properly cleaned lids and lashes are more receptive to the benefits of a complete lid and lash wellness routine. The wipes are also a great way to remove eye makeup.
Remove Harmful Bacteria
After cleaning eyes with the eyelid cleansing wipes, apply one to two sprays of Bruder Hygienic Eyelid Solution to closed eyes to reduce bacterial growth and other microorganisms. This spray is made of 0.02% pure hypochlorous acid in saline. HOCl is a commonly used ingredient in lid hygiene sprays because it’s so effective against a wide range of microorganisms, helping to fight infection, reduce inflammation, control the body’s response to injury, and enhance its natural ability to heal.
Open Clogged Glands
The Bruder Moist Heat Eye Compress provides the moist, uniform, extended heat required to effectively liquefy oil in the meibomian glands and release the eyes’ natural hydration.
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