Review on 🌿 Organic Tea Tree Oil Face Soap and Eyelid Scrub - Soothes Eyelid Irritation, Itchy & Flaky Skin, and Dryness (1 Pack, Varying Packaging) by Katie Johnson

I love this soap. I've had dry eyes for years and have searched and searched online for answers. Somehow I found an eye love site with two ophthalmologists. I was amazed at what I learned. I bought tea tree spray and soap and started the treatment so see if I had a problem with Demodex clogging the meibomian glands. I have the bottom lashes of my eyes with scaly skin like things (like scales) and have had styes for so many years. The optometrist said to wash my eyes with baby shampoo and I was allergic to wipes and shampoo so I just washed my eyelids very gently with the soap I use. It helped a lot, but I still had problems. When I found the Eyelove website and two ophthalmologists, I tried the soap and immediately felt the difference. I think I have both Demodex parasites. I have one on my eyelids that prevents the meibomian glands from draining the oils we need to prevent dry eyes. I'm very sensitive to these Demodex parasites, so I must be having trouble gaining immunity to them. I also have very sensitive skin and was afraid to use tea tree soap. I found this soap mild enough for me and it works! Demodex got upset when I applied the soap to my scalp and all over my face. I also included the nose area because that's where the hair is, and the ears (don't get water in the ears). For years it seemed strange to me that the oily spot on my face itched so badly every night. I would scratch and scratch (that's the area on either side of my nose. really oily area). It turns out that Demodex lives in the hair follicles of the eyelashes and the hair follicles of the scalp and skin. I have both types of this parasite. I've been using this soap for 2 weeks now and I wash it 2 times a day, both my hair and face. The itching of the skin has decreased. I have fewer bags under my eyes. Every day they (bags) seem to get smaller. I think I was so infested with these parasites that they ended up in the pores of my hair and the parasite enlarged the pores so they could multiply and live there. Now I use a heated eye mask to heat the meibomian glands and then press on the eyelids to allow the glands to drain. The dryness in my eyes is getting better every day. I still have plenty of Demodex, but it's a lot less than it was originally. I just need lots of them to take a while to get these parasites under control and get them to stop blocking the meibomian glands to allow my eyes to fully recover. I used to have blurred vision, double vision. Now I see clearly and do not see double. This is a miracle for me. If you have dry eyes, you should try this treatment. By the age of 90, 100% of people have dry eyes. Most people have Demodex parasites, but few are sensitive to them and they multiply on your body in your pores, which contain sebum. They eat tallow and reproduce. I believe they have a lifespan of around 2 weeks plus or minus a few days. They reproduce in your meibomian glands and like to eat. They don't poop, but when they die, their bodies dissolve and they release all of the toxins from their bodies into their hair follicles and meibomian glands. Pooh. They are also carriers of bacteria. This may be why some people get rosacea from parasites that live in the pores of the body. Not everyone will react to these parasites the way I do, but there are people who do. I've read forums where people found out they have this parasite and wondered what they could do to cure it. I also relied on essential oils to help this condition. I use therapeutic grade DoTerra oils and they are certified pure. I have also tried other tea tree oil soaps and many of them are too harsh for my skin. This brand seems to be gentler on the skin.