BetterLids Eyelid Cleansing Foam - Deep Cleanse for Blepharitis
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BetterLids Eyelid Cleansing Foam

Tea tree eyelid & face cleanser · 60ml · preservative-free

$12.99

A soft, rinse-off foam that lifts oil, crusting and make-up from your lids and lashes without stripping delicate skin. Tea tree to clean, centella, panthenol and ectoin to calm. Specially designed for lids prone to blepharitis, MGD, styes and itchy, red eyelids.

Tea tree oilCentella · panthenol · ectoinPreservative-freeLids, lashes & faceAll skin types
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96% no irritationIn a 30-person usage test
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How to use it properly
Our optometrist's 3-step guide to cleaning your eyelids
What it does
Cleanses, soothes and hydrates the eyelids, lashes and face. Lifts oil, crusting and make-up from the lash line without disrupting the skin barrier.
Key ingredients
Tea tree oil, centella asiatica, panthenol, ectoin, allantoin and beta glucan. Preservative-free.
How to use
Wash your hands. Pump onto clean fingertips. Close your eyes and gently massage into lids and lashes for 30 seconds. Rinse with warm water.
Safety
For use around the eyes and on the face, not inside the eye. If foam gets in your eye, rinse with clean water. Stop using if irritation develops. Use within 6 months of opening.
Delivery & returns
Free UK delivery on orders over £20. 30-day money-back guarantee, even if you’ve opened it.
BetterLids Eyelid Cleansing Foam
Tea treeCleans the lash line
30 secondsMassage, then rinse
Preservative-freeKind to sensitive lids
Lids + faceOne cleanser for both
96%No irritation in testing
Why clean your eyelids

How to clean your eyelids when you have blepharitis

Blepharitis, MGD and recurring styes have one thing in common: build-up along the lash line. Oil, dead skin, bacteria and old make-up collect at the base of the lashes, block the tiny glands in the lid and keep the irritation going.

The fix optometrists give most often is simple daily lid hygiene. The problem is what people clean with. Baby shampoo and face wash aren't made for eyelid skin and can leave lids drier and itchier. BetterLids Foam is: gentle enough for every day, rinses clean, and leaves nothing behind.

Best results: warm the lids first, then foam, then a thin layer of ointment at night if they feel dry.

BetterLids Foam for common eyelid conditions: irritated and stinging lids, MGD, blepharitis, red and itchy eyelids
In testing

Gentle enough for every day.

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96%experienced no irritation
94%said their eyelids felt better
92%said their eyelids and face felt cleaner
What’s inside

Four ingredients. One gentle cleanse.

No preservatives, and nothing in it you don’t need.

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1

Tea tree oil

Cleanse

Gentle daily cleansing. Helps keep the lash line clean, which matters most when lids are prone to blepharitis.

2

Centella asiatica

Calm

A skin-soothing plant extract that helps calm sensitive, irritated eyelid skin.

3

Panthenol

Comfort

Pro-vitamin B5. Helps reduce the look of redness and supports the skin barrier.

4

Ectoin

Protect

Hydrates and helps shield delicate skin from everyday stress like wind, screens and dry air.

How to use

Pump. Massage. Rinse.

Morning and night, or as your optometrist advises. Around the eyes and on the face only, not inside the eye.

1

Wash your hands

Start with clean hands so you’re not adding anything back to your lids.

2

Pump onto fingertips

One pump is plenty for both eyes.

3

Close and apply

Smooth over closed lids and along the base of the lashes.

4

Massage 30 seconds

Gentle side-to-side strokes along the lash line.

5

Rinse

Rinse lids and lashes with warm water and pat dry.

Compare

Still using baby shampoo on your eyelids?

FeatureBetterLids FoamBaby shampooRegular face wash
Made for eyelidsYes, optometrist developedNo, made for hairNo, made for face skin
Tea tree to clean the lash lineYesNoRarely
Calming ingredientsCentella, panthenol, ectoinNoVaries
Preservative-freeYesUsually notUsually not
FragranceNone addedOften fragrancedOften fragranced
Easy daily routinePump, massage, rinseDilute every timeEasy to get in eyes
The full routine bundle

Warm. Cleanse. Protect.

The three-step lid routine optometrists talk patients through. One box, the bundle price, free delivery and a free SelfHeat mask.

Reviews

139 reviews. 4.6 out of 5.

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Eyelid foam FAQs

Your questions, answered

Answered by our optometrist-led team. If your symptoms are severe or getting worse, see your optometrist.

Is the foam good for blepharitis?
Daily lid hygiene is the first thing most optometrists recommend for blepharitis. BetterLids Foam is designed for exactly that: it cleans the lash line with tea tree and calms the skin with centella, panthenol and ectoin. Use it every day, not just during flare-ups.
Foam or wipes: which should I choose?
Both clean the lid margin. Foam is rinse-off and also works as a gentle face cleanser, so it suits a sink routine. Wipes need no water, so they’re better for travel or on the go. Lots of people use foam at home and wipes when they’re out.
Does it sting?
It shouldn’t. In a self-reported usage test, 96% of volunteers experienced no irritation. Keep your eyes closed while you massage, and rinse with clean water if any gets in your eye.
Can I use it with contact lenses?
Yes. Take your lenses out first, cleanse and rinse, then put them back in once your eyes feel comfortable.
Does it remove eye make-up?
Yes. It lifts everyday eye make-up and mascara as it cleans. For heavy waterproof make-up, remove the bulk first, then foam.
How often should I use it?
Once or twice a day, morning and night. If your optometrist has given you a routine, follow that.
Can I use it on my face?
Yes, it’s made for lids and face and suits all skin types, so it can be your one cleanser.
How long does a bottle last, and how do I store it?
Use within 6 months of opening. Keep the cap on and store at room temperature. Subscribe and a new bottle arrives before you run out.

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