Product Information
About the Product
An eyelid and facial cleanser supplied as a 2 fl oz spray bottle. The solution is ionized water 99.928%, sodium chloride 0.06%, hypochlorous acid 0.01% and hypochlorite ion 0.002%. No rinsing is necessary after use.
This is an eyelid cleanser, used twice daily or as needed as part of an eyelid hygiene routine. Three sprays are applied to a cotton pad, which is then wiped horizontally along the upper and lower lash bases from the inside corner to the outside corner, with a fresh pad for the second eye. It cleanses the eyelids, the lash bases and the surrounding facial skin.
Key Ingredients
- Hypochlorous acid, 0.01% The cleansing agent in the formula.
- Sodium chloride, 0.06% A salt, present in the solution alongside the hypochlorite ion at 0.002%.
- Ionized water, 99.928% The base the solution is made up in.
Full Ingredient List
Ionized water (99.928%), sodium chloride (0.06%), hypochlorous acid (0.01%), hypochlorite ion (0.002%).
How to Use
- Wash hands.
- Remove contact lenses.
- Remove makeup or lotion around the eyes.
- Apply approximately three sprays to a cotton pad.
- With eyes closed, wipe the upper lash base horizontally three or more times, from the inside corner to the outside corner.
- With eyes open, look up and wipe the lower lash base horizontally three or more times, from the inside corner to the outside corner.
- Repeat the two previous steps on the other eye with a new cotton pad.
- No rinsing is necessary.
- Use twice daily or as needed.
Warnings
Not for injection. For external use only. Keep out of the reach of children. Do not use if imprinted seal is missing or broken.
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