This lotion is ideal for irritated eyes and is suitable for contact lens wearers. Apply to tired sore eyes with a cotton pad.
| Product Group | Beauty |
Although this contains the herb eyebright, a plant with a name that sounds like it would be beneficial for the eye area, there are no studies demonstrating it has any benefit for the eye area or skin. Any information about this plant’s effect on the skin of the eye is strictly anecdotal.
Yes this is cooling and pleasant to use, and while it contains the helpful ingredients of Aloe Vera, Glycerin and Cornflower Extract, it’s let down by the high concentration of witch hazel (Hamamelis virginiana); which with continued use is a potential irritant for all skins, but particularly the skin of the delicate eye area.
Witch Hazel is a commonly used plant extract that can have potent antioxidant properties and some anti-irritant properties. However, witch hazel’s high tannin content (and tannin is a potent antioxidant), can also be irritating when used repeatedly on the skin because it constricts blood flow. Witch hazel also contains the fragrance...
This review is from: Liz Earle Eyebright Soothing Eye Lotion150ml (Personal Care)
This review is from: Liz Earle Eyebright Soothing Eye Lotion150ml (Personal Care)
This review is from: Liz Earle Eyebright Soothing Eye Lotion150ml (Personal Care)