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Taking off your eye makeup isn't the same as cleaning your lash line.
Debris and bacteria collect at the base of the lashes, where cleanser never quite reaches. Left alone, that's what irritates the lid margin and blocks the glands producing your tear oils. Lid hygiene is the least glamorous part of dry eye care and, done consistently, one of the most effective.
| Sodium hyaluronate | Hydration |
| Centella asiatica | Skin regeneration |
| Iris florentina | Soothing, sebum regulation |
| Capryloyl glycine | Antibacterial |
| Blephaclean | I-LID 'N LASH Plus | |
| Format | 20 sterile pads, individually wrapped | 60 wipes in a jar, use within 6 months |
| Key ingredients | Hyaluronate and soothing botanicals | 5% tea tree oil and hyaluronate |
| Feel | Very gentle | Can tingle |
| Best for | Daily hygiene, makeup wearers, sensitive lids, after IPL or MGX | Blepharitis that keeps returning, demodex, persistent crusting |
Most people start here. If the debris keeps coming back, I-LID 'N LASH Plus is the step up.
Close the eye and wipe gently along the lid margin and lash base, from inner to outer corner. One pad can do both eyes. No rinsing.
It lifts residue at the lash line, but it isn't a makeup remover. Take makeup off first, then use this to clean what's left behind at the base of the lashes.
Yes — it's designed for daily use, and daily is where the benefit is.
Generally yes, and lid hygiene matters more than usual with extensions. Check with your lash technician about your specific adhesive.