Review (5/5): Works Better than Plain Eyelid Scrub Towelettes
I tried using this after 30 days of using Walmart's eyelid scrub towelettes. The Walmart eyelid scrub towelettes have the same ingredients as the OCuSOFT LID SCRUB ORIGINAL PRE-MOISTENED PADS but are about 30% cheaper and much larger in size. The Walmart towelettes really improved my eyelids, but I still had a bit of residual itching, so I tried the OUST cleanser to see if I could do better. Sure enough, after a few days of using OUST, my eyelids felt even better -- next to no itching. I wash my hands thoroughly and apply a small amount of the OUST foam to my fingertips and work it into the eyelashes, eyelids, and eyebrows and then rinse it off by splashing cold water on my closed eyes. After that, I wipe down the eyelashes and eyelids with a small cotton pad soaked in saline water solution, the stuff that comes in a bottle for rinsing out contact lenses. This does a good job of clearing the OUST solution from my eyes because the tea tree oil in the solution does sting a little (not much) and you want to make sure you completely rinse it out -- no pain no gain if you want kill those mites and clean your eyelash pores. The bottle lasted about 7 weeks with 2 applications on each eye daily. You don't need a lot soap -- just one small squirt for each eye.