Lid Lover Certified
Three months of the routine in one box, for when it has stuck and you'd rather not think about refills.
One box, ninety days. Refills for the three products are also sold on their own.
What's in the box
Lid Love wipes
One a day, along the lash line, eyes closed. Tea tree and coconut oil.
Miracle Mist
The big bottle. Two or three sprays after wiping, eyes closed for thirty seconds. Then as often as you like.
Self-Warming Eye Masks
Twenty minutes of warmth with your eyes closed, every third day.
Ninety seconds a day
Wipe
One wipe, along the lash line, eyes closed. Once a day, morning or night.
Mist
Two or three sprays straight after wiping, eyes closed, count to thirty. Then as often as you like.
Hold it about an arm's length away. No rinsing.
Mask
Twenty minutes of warmth with your eyes closed, every third day. Ten masks is the month.
Before day one, rate your eyes out of ten. You'll want that number on day thirty.
Drops work on the wrong layer. Ally built the routine for the right one.
You wouldn't moisturise your face without washing it first. Your lids work the same way. The wipe clears the path. The mist and warmth do the work.
Along the edge of each eyelid sit tiny openings that release oil with every blink. That oil keeps your tears on the eye.
When the edge is clogged with build-up, tears vanish fast and eyes feel gritty. Drops add water on top. The routine cleans the edge itself.
Ally, practising Australian optometrist, Lens Avenue.
Questions, answered
Is this the one to start with?
No. Start with the 30-day Bundle. It's the one the Challenge runs on and the only one the money-back guarantee covers. Certified is for when you've done the thirty days, the routine has stuck, and you'd rather buy three months at once than think about refills.
Does the money-back guarantee cover this?
No. The guarantee is for your first 30-day Bundle, as a registered Challenge member. Your rights under Australian Consumer Law are unchanged whatever you buy.
I wear contact lenses. Does that matter?
The routine works on the eyelid, not in the eye. Do it before your lenses go in, or after they come out at night. If you use prescription drops, check with your optometrist before adding anything new.
Will the mist sting?
Sometimes, in the first few uses, and it's usually the dry skin around the eye rather than the mist itself. Hold it about an arm's length away so it lands as a fine mist, and keep your eyes closed for the full thirty seconds. Eyes closed, every time.
What's in it, for sensitive eyes?
Lid Love wipes: aqua, glycerin, tocopherol (vitamin E), aloe barbadensis extract, cocos nucifera (coconut) extract, tea tree oil. Miracle Mist: aqua, sodium chloride, dandelion extract, licorice root extract, gotu kola extract, hypochlorous acid. No preservatives, no alcohol, no fragrance in either. The mask is warmth, nothing on the skin. If you know you react to any of these, or you're not sure, ask your optometrist first.