Best Eyelid Wipes of 2025

Dealing With Stye Eyes? You Deserve Better! The NOVEHA® Hypochlorous Acid Spray is a Natural and Easy Way to Treat Stye Eyes and Other Eye Irritations

Have You Ever Heard of Hypochlorous Acid (HOCI)? Did you know that your body produces this special acid the NOVEHA® Hypochlorous Acid Spray to fight off all these toxins and inflammation caused by bacteria? But sometimes your body doesn’t produce enough, and that's when it gets painful. Well, our eye-soothing solution is made of 0.02% natural hypochlorous acid, because our body knows best.

What is Stye Eye? A stye, also known as a Hordeolum, is an infection of the eye’s oil glands. It is characterized by redness, swelling, and tenderness around the eyelid and typically causes pain, irritation, and discomfort. How is it Treated? The most common way to treat a stye is with antibiotics, but we want to provide a more natural way to treat stye eyes and other eye irritations that would still be effective. The NOVEHA® Hypochlorous Acid Spray is a revolutionary solution to eye irritations and helps reduce the symptoms associated with styes. Our unique spray only contains one ingredient: hypochlorous acid, a natural acid produced by the body in response to infection or inflammation. HOCI has been proven effective at reducing redness, swelling, and pain associated with styes while being gentle enough to use on sensitive eyes. In addition to relieving symptoms of styes, the NOVEHA Hypochlorous Acid Spray also helps reduce inflammation and speed up the healing process considerably.

Dealing with Dry, Stye Eyes, Itchy Eyes, Blepharitis, Rosacea, or Demodex? Meet the NOVEHA® Tea Tree Eyelid Wipes, made with natural ingredients that cleanse deeply, soothe and nourish your eyes. Get Your Eyes Feeling Better Faster!

Here are 7 tips to help your eyes. (1) Clean clean clean! This tip is the most important and basic one. It is a must to clean your eyes regularly to avoid allergens, dirt, and oils from sticking to your eyes and lashes and causing irritation. Bad eye hygiene can cause a buildup of oils and dead skin which causes a buildup of bacteria which in turn invites nasty little mites to feed on the bacteria. The solution? Maintain a daily ocular hygiene routine. Use an eyelid cleanser or eye wipe. (2) Do not fall asleep in makeup! Remember the whole cycle that starts with bad eye hygiene? Remove your makeup every night and clean your eyes. (3) Cold or warm eye compress. -Use a cold compress to shrink dilated blood vessels, slow down fluid movement preventing swelling, and cool irritation. This is better to use when irritation is caused by allergies. -Use a warm compress to melt the oils that are trapped inside the oil glands of the eyelids, the meibomian glands. This helps improve symptoms of dry eye disease, blepharitis, chalazion, and stye eyes. (4) Don’t itch your eyes- massage. Itching your eyes aggravates the response and makes things worse. Instead, massage your eyes in order to agitate the lashes. This causes the meibomian glands to secrete more oils and stabilize the tear film. (5) Use a hypochlorous acid eyelid spray daily. Hypochlorous acid is an antiseptic that works by killing the microorganisms of the eye associated with bacteria. HOCI is naturally created by white blood cells as a defense system against bacteria and is safe to use. Daily use helps maintain healthy eyes free of bacteria. (6) Take breaks from screen use. Take breaks from your computer or phone to allow your eyes to rest, and yes, to blink. Blinking helps restore the natural moisture of the eyes and prevents dry eye and eye irritations. (7) Avoid products with preservatives. Studies show that preservatives can cause problems with the oil glands of your eyes, therefore worsening dry eye and blepharitis.

What are the 6 Causes of Animal Cataracts? 1. Genetic inheritance 2. Metabolic disturbances (diabetes) 3. Trauma 4. Nutritional imbalance (orphan pups on milk replacer) 5. chronic uveitis (an inflammatory disease of vascular tissue deep in the eye) 6. Age How Can it be Treated? NOVEHA® eye drops for pets are the perfect lubricating eye drops for pets. Contains the key ingredients N-acetylcarnosine as well as Lanosterol which provide dual action: clear cloudiness caused by cataracts as well as provide antioxidant support. Your dog deserves to see well and feel well.

The problem: Poor eye hygiene Causes: (1) Awareness (2) Discomfort when soap comes into contact with eyes Solution: (1) Tea Tree Eye Foaming Cleanser (2) Tea Tree Eyelid Wipes

What are Demodex mites? Demodex mites are tiny microscopic parasites which live on our eyes and our skin. Sounds gross. But don’t panic! We all have small numbers of them; they're part of our bodies’ normal microbiome. These tiny beings feed on the oil glands, especially on our eyes. So what’s the problem? When produced in large numbers, they reach a threshold that starts creating problems. An excess of Demodex mites on the eye can cause eye irritations like red and irritated eyes, Blepharitis and more. What causes this excess? Lack of daily hygiene is the leading cause for excess buildup. The more oil, dirt, dust and debris that builds up, the more the mites have to feed on and multiply. Icky! What can help? Daily hygiene: washing your eyes twice a day will help your eyes stay clean and curb tiny little suckers from multiplying. Using Tea tree oil to clean: Tea tree oil has been proven be multiple research to be very effective in that it can kill demodex mites. Use our tea tree eye foam or tea tree handmade bar soap daily for optimal results and relief. Use the NOVEHA warm moist eye mask: The warm moisture will make it easier to wipe away crusty buildup and keep lids and lashes clean. It will also help reduce gland secretions, which bring on the bacteria that cause irritation. And the fewer secretions, the fewer mites you'll have since they'll have less to feed on. Contact your doctor: Sometimes cases can be more severe. If you do not find relief, turn to your doctor for an eye checkup to check what the issue is and receive personalized treatments.

Why are eyelashes and eyebrows so important? Not just to flirt Have you ever wondered why we have eyelashes and eyebrows? I mean, what kind of function could they possibly have?? Other parts of our body can be obvious, like eyes to see, legs to walk, and a heart to pump blood to the whole body, but what does hair do? Eyelashes Our eyelashes are more than just a way to look sexy and accentuate our eyes. They serve a very important function: To protect the eyes from getting dirt, debris, oils, and dust from entering our eyes. When we close our eyes, they form an impenetrable barrier locking those irritants out. Eyelashes are also very sensitive, triggering a strong blinking reflex if anything touches them to keep it from getting any closer to the eye. This exact reflex can work against someone who wears contact lenses, and it’s why it can be difficult not to blink while applying makeup. Eyebrows are not just there to frame our eyes and give them depth and expression. They protect our eyes by channeling sweat and dirt from our forehead and surrounding so that they won’t enter the eyes and cause irritation. Keep them natural and don’t thin them out to much so that they can keep on protecting your eyes! Allergic reaction to false eyelashes or mascara Our natural eyelashes are the exact size and thickness we need to protect our eyes, and keep moisture in and dirt out. Sometimes false lashes or makeup products can throw this balance off and cause itchiness, dry eyes, stye eyes, and more. If you find yourself excessively tearing, feeling irritation, itching, or pain, you may be allergic or sensitive to a specific eye product and it may be time to chuck it out. Your eyes are your window to this world- take care of them!