Rosacea help!

Tea tree oil might help but it is extremely harsh on your eyelids. The Cliradex just uses the active ingredient in tree tea oil. Some dermatologist have recommended mixing a drop of tea tree oil with baby shampoo and washing your eye lid with that. I don't have redness or flakes either just itchy, burning eyes. The cliradex helped me so much. I then began to use it on my face and was shocked at the improvement on my face.

I edited my other post after I realized that autocorrect changed the spelling of cliradex to "climaxes." Now that was funny!

The Dessert Essence stuff is formulated to be a face wash:

https://www.amazon.com/Desert-Essence-Thoroughly-Refill-32-Ounce/dp/B001CMV8FG

I saw some other mentions of this product on other forums ... I already had it on hand and it's a heck of a lot cheaper than the cliradex. So far it doesn't seem to burn my skin despite a very strong tea tree smell. Going to use this for now since I already had it on hand. I appreciate the mention of cliradex though, since that got me thinking about it again.

(I don't have any of the symptoms of demodex-style blepharitis, and none of the three eye doctors I saw when I first got dry eye mentioned it, but it's still worth a try, especially since I also have rosacea flares for things like red wine.)
 












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