Very curious
I ordered this silicone "eye cleaning tool" out of curiosity. I doubted that it could have much benefit for cleaning eyelids, but I was certain that if it didn't, I could find a use for it. Because it's intended as an eyelid cleaner and it's hefty price of $34.50 tells me they're serious,  I made a sincere effort to find a way to use it for that purpose. I found that there are some eye conditions that require gentle scrubbing with cleansers meant for lids, but these silicone tools aren't nearly as effective as a pad, a washcloth or even my fingers. Possibly if the tiny nubs on the surface of these tools were longer, they could be massaged into the lash line and follicles, or possibly used to loosen debris in clogged oil glands, (Blepharitis) but as they are, these tools don't do much of anything. I tried to think of ways these could be used for eye makeup purposes, but I came up empty there, too. They're (for some reason) kind of pleasant to chew on and I may have hit on something there - gum massage is very good for keeping your gums healthy, which in the long run can prevent you from losing your teeth. These definitely have some ability to massage your gums because of the tiny nubs and bumps on them. The one that I used for chewing didn't last long before I bit through it, so they may not be tough enough for that use. (Maybe if they were 10/$1.00) I think these could be a good inner ear scrubber, but they aren’t quite large enough in diameter (for me anyway)  - it felt good but was frustrating because there wasn't enough pressure due to their small size. If I come up with any use for these, I'll update my review but for now, my troll is happy.
Rating: 1 stars