Your Daily Eyecare Routine with Aelo
Aelo | 'ae-lo':Derived from the Latin word "eulo," which is a verb meaning "to wash out."
DAILY EYECARE ROUTINE
Step 1: Eye Hygiene
Regular cleansing of the eyelids and eyelashes can significantly reduce the risk of developing meibomian gland dysfunction, anterior blepharitis, and styes, all of which may contribute to the occurrence of dry eyes.
Moreover, for those already experiencing these conditions, regular cleansing can bring relief and improve the associated symptoms.
DAILY EYECARE ROUTINE
Step 2: Warm Compress
Spending long hours on screens can sometimes affect how often we blink, which may leave the eyes feeling heavy or tired. Applying gentle warmth across the eyelids is a well-known way to bring comfort, and many people enjoy using warming masks to pause, relax, and refresh their eyes.
Aelo self-heating masks are designed to warm gradually and hold their temperature for an extended period, creating a calming moment that feels effortless and consistent. Some people also like to combine warmth with light eyelid massage as part of their self-care routine, describing it as a soothing way to rest and recharge.
DAILY EYECARE ROUTINE
Step 3: Lubricate
Once you've addressed the cleanliness and functionality of your eyelids and glands, it's time to ensure adequate lubrication for your eyes.
Lubricating eye drops, supplements your natural tear film, helping to maintain moisture on the surface of your eyes.
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Eyelid & Eyelash Cleanser
Shop nowRegular cleansing of the eyelids and eyelashes can significantly reduce the risk of developing meibomian gland dysfunction,anterior blepharitis, and styes, all of which may contribute to the occurrence of dry eyes.
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Self Heating Eye Masks
Shop nowApplying a heated eye mask can work wonders in loosening blocked meibomian glands, leading to improved tear production and reduced dry eye symptoms.
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Lubricate
Shop nowLubricating eye drops, supplements your natural tear film, helping to maintain moisture on the surface of your eyes.
