1. Hot Compression.

You can do this using either a flannel or an Eye Bag. I would advise an eye bag as I just find them a lot easier to use, however if you're somewhere without a microwave (ie. on holiday) you might have to use a flannel.  So if you're using an Eye Bag simply put it in the microwave & heat it up to has hot as you can stand on your eyes (you will learn this as you go). Then simply place it on your eyes for at least 10 minutes. Whilst it's on there you can massage the eyes through the bag a bit if you like.

If you're using a flannel, just run it under the hot tap. Again so it is as hot as you can stand & leave on your eyes for 10 minutes. You can massage with this too but be gentle.

2. Cleansing the Eyes.

Now it's time to clean your eyes.

You have a few options including wipes or a lotion. If you use a lotion you will also need cotton rounds to put it onto. I personally prefer wipes as they are quicker, easier & feel they work better. Also please note that I don't mean just any wipes or lotion, they need to be preservative free & specialised for Blepharitis sufferers. The wipes I use are called Blephaclean wipes & are now even available at Boots.

Simply clean you lids & lid margins (between your lashes) with your product of choice, not rubbing too hard.

3. Lubricating the Eyes.

Now you've cleaned your eyes you need to lubricate them. The eye drops I use & doctors generally recommend are Cellvisc. These come in different percentages as well, so if you're finding the 0.5% aren't lubricating enough for you, try the 1%.

This is the easy but sometimes uncomfortable part, putting the eye drops in. These eye drops come in single use packs so aren't to be reused. 

Now you are done!

It's seems long when you read it, however it really doesn't take much time in your day.

It does need to be done twice a day though, morning & night.

If you feel your eyes getting dry during the day, have eye drops with you & use them as necessary.

Check out the video demo here:

If you have any other questions, please leave them below.

Love Eve xx

I love this brand, I have sensitive skin, especially around my eyes so I find Simple to be the perfect brand for me. So I wanted to talk to you guys a little about my 'to go' Simple products.

So firstly there's the Light Daily Moisturiser which I use most days as it's a great moisturiser that doesn't leave me feeling greasy halfway through the day. It also sinks into the skin really quickly, which makes it great to apply before your make up. All Simple products are unscented as well in case you hate heavily scented skincare.

The second product is their Soothing Eye Balm. Like I said the skin about my eyes gets very sensitive & dry so this product is perfect. It is the only eye cream I feel truly safe using on my eyes as I know it doesn't sting/ or have any irritants in it. A little goes a long way with this product so a tube lasts for ages too.

The last product I'm going to mention is their micellar water, which I already have a blog post on here. This is again a great sensitive eye product. It's the only make up remover I can use on my eyes (other than facial wipes) that doesn't sting and actually removes the make up properly. This is my favourite skin discovery of the year so far!

If you haven't tried anything from the Simple brand I would definitely recommend you do so.

Especially if you have sensitive skin on any part of your face.

The ranges are also really affordable too!

Love Eve xx

Firstly a bit of info about this product. It's meant to be instead of mascara & meant to work 100 times better! It's a two step product where you apply the transplanting gel first then the fibres.

The fibres are meant to create a very full, false lash effect.

The packaging is very substantial which in some ways is nice & others not so. It's good as it means the packaging isn't likely to break and I quite like the quilted effect. However it's not very travel friendly.

So the product itself I actually really like!
I was worried that the fibres would create a clumpy look on my lashes however this isn't the case. I like to do two coats of this product to achieve a long & full lash look.

As for my sensitive eyes (I suffer from Blepharitis), they're fine with this product! I have only used this on what I call 'good days'. However I've had no problem with this product what so ever!
Which for me is pretty amazing!


You can see how long my lashes look in the photo above!
Another plus for me on this product is that it's SO much easier to use than applying false lashes.
The only annoying thing is the bits of fibre fallout you get under your eyes, but this can be wiped away.

Check out my full review here:

If you want to know more click here!

Blepharitis is where the eyelids become inflamed (red & swollen).

It is most common in people over 40 however anyone can depend it at any time.

The symptoms include: itchy eyes, eyelashs becoming crusty & eyelids sticking together.

To get diagnosed I would advise going to an optician or optometrist. If you go to your local hospital or GP they should be able to tell you where your nearest eye specialist clinic is.

How I keep my Blepharitis under control is by following this cleaning routine.

1. Doing a hot compress using an eye bag.

2. Using preservative free Blepharitis targeted eye wipes (or lotion), the brand I use is called Blephaclean.

3. Using Celluvisc eye drops to lubricate my eyes.

I repeat this morning & night.

The key this be strict with this routine.

If any of you guys think you might be suffering & have any question please comment or on the video below.

Love Eve xx

This is the L'Oreal Paris Skin Perfection 15 Second Miracle Cleansing Oil.

This retails for £7.99, but I found it on offer for only £5.33!

I like using this when I have a lot of make up on. I do also like to use an extra product to remove eye make up as I don't like rubbing oil into my eyes too much. It's perfectly fine, does work and doesn't sting, it just personally isn't my preference due to my blepharitis.

It feels really nice on the skin. This particular product does have quite a strong smell even once you've washed it off. So if you don't like scented skincare you probably will find this a bit much.

This product does work really well and makes my skin feel super soft after I've used it.

So if you are looking to get into cleansing oils but don't fancy spending a fortune, give this one a go!

Love Eve xx

Seeing as I didn't post a monthly favourites for March I thought I would do something a little different and do a health favourites.

Some of these items won't be useful to everyone due to some of the specific health problems I've been dealing with recently, but you never know!

Products in this video:

- Water

- Blueberries

- NeilMed Sinus Rinse

- Omega 3 Fish Oil

- Celluvisc Eye Drops

- Eye Bag

- Tea Pigs: Lemon & Ginger, Sweet Ginger & Super Fruit

Check out the video below:

love Eve xx