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    An eyelid gel that really helps

    Hi Folks

    I am posting for people in G B

    I'm a veteran and used to post regularly -
    I just want to let people know of an eyelid gel I found by accident
    It is sold in Marks and Spencers

    It is called "Gentle eye gel" and is for "all types of skin" Part of the "daily care" skin products sold in their cosmetic section
    It is hypoallergenic and suitable for sensitve skin
    It comes in a small thin 30gram tube and is a clear gel
    It contains CHAMOMILLE and ARNICA which I think must be the ingredients that help

    I use a tiny bit in the morning after washing my face
    I put it on the eyelid margins(if you get it in your eyes it stings for a few seconds)Then i put it on the outer upper and lower lids
    Since using this I have improved greatly

    I have always felt the need for some kind of cream for my lids which are soo dry and I used to use vasaline but this gel is much better and I think it has promoted healing for the mebomian glands

    I have had Blepharitis/MGD/dryeye syndrome for years

    Since using this gel i have not needed to use drops or heat and massage for several weeks now

    Hope this helps somebody

    Stella

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    Is there a link you can provide to purchase online? Many of us are not in GB....
    Thanks.

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    http://www.marksandspencer.com/Formu.../dp/B007FM46G0

    SonicEm I'm afraid I'm pretty sure they will not deliver to the US - I may be wrong though.

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    Stella, It is so kind of you to post up - it's a joy to know you're feeling good x

    I wonder what the ingredients are because they're not listed on the product details.
    Paediatric ocular rosacea ~ primum non nocere

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    I will swing by my (small) local M&S today to have a look for this - if I find it I'll post up the ingredients

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    It definately gives you the ingredients on the tube
    If I was better with the computer I would photgraph it and put it on line
    That would probably take me all day so you will have to make do with description - sorry

    This is a thin white tube with turquoise writing
    On the front it has in capitals FORMULA then skin care
    Below that DAILY CARE in a turquoise band
    Below that in black GENTLE EYE CARE followed by- for all skin types

    On the back is a lot of small writing --
    helps cool and refresh your eye area
    leaves skin feeling soothed and hydrated
    Contains chamomille and arnica extracts
    Free from barabens fragrance and colour
    Hypoallergenic and suitable for sensitive skin

    Sorry about it only being available in GB -- You could google up Marks and Spencers and try to contact them
    Good luck to you all
    Stella

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    Thanks so much, Stella. I'm going to see if they have it over here too
    The eye altering, alters all - William Blake

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    Ingredients, for anyone interested:

    Aqua
    Glycerin
    PEG-8
    PEG-40 Hydrogenated Castor Oil
    Bis-PEG-15 Methyl Ether Dimethicone
    Phenoxyethanol
    Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer
    Propylene Glycol
    Panthenol
    PVP
    Caprylyl Glycol
    Imidazolidinyl Urea
    Sodium Hydroxide
    Disodium EDTA
    Algae
    Paullinia Cupana Seed Extract
    Arnica Montana Flower Extract
    Allantoin
    Chamomilla Recutita Flower Extract
    Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice
    Glyceryl Acrylate/Acrylic Acid Copolymer
    DMDM Hydantoin
    Diazolidinyl Urea


    Phew! Quite a list. I'm not the best at 'reading' ingredient lists for potential irritants, but hope this helps anyone who may be more aware of what ingredients their skin cannot handle.

    Thank you Stella for posting about this and I am glad to hear it is helping you.

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    I hope it helps you Unicorn
    Let us know if it does

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    Interesting, will pick some up, thanks for the tip.

    Do you hae red eyelids at all? Mine are red which to me says they are inflamed, wonder if this might bring that inflammation down a little.

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    ok, have used this, can not really say is magical but it has not definitely done any harm.
    Similar effect to Tears Again, another product I have used alternatively.

    br

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    Thanks for your sharing, stella. I will have a try with it.

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