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Applying Eye Gel from a Tube:

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How Do You Apply Eye Gel?

Applying eye gel depends on the type of product. There are gels that come in tubes, like eye ointments, and those that are pre-packaged as patches or masks.

This method is similar to applying eye ointment. Follow these steps:

  1. Wash your hands: Thoroughly wash your hands with soap and water to prevent introducing bacteria to your eyes. SafeMedication.com emphasizes handwashing before application.

  2. Prepare the tube: Hold the tube between your thumb and forefinger, keeping it close to your eyelid but without touching your eye SafeMedication.com.

  3. Apply the gel: Gently squeeze a small amount of gel (about a quarter-sized ribbon, as described in the YouTube video reference) onto the lower eyelid's inner surface. [YouTube Video Reference]. Don't apply directly onto the eyeball.

  4. Close your eyes: Gently close your eyelids to spread the gel evenly across the eye. The gel may initially blur your vision, but this will clear up after a few blinks. Valerie Saw

  5. Remove excess: If there is excess gel, gently wipe it away with a clean tissue.

Applying Pre-Packaged Eye Gel Patches or Masks:

These types of eye gels are much simpler to apply.

  1. Cleanse your skin: Wash and pat dry your under-eye area to ensure clean application.

  2. Apply the patch: Carefully peel the patch from its backing and gently place it onto your under-eye skin. Make sure it adheres properly. Patchology

  3. Leave on for recommended time: Follow the product instructions for the recommended duration.

  4. Remove the patch: Gently peel off the patch when the time is up. Pat the area dry.

Additional Tips:

  • Some eye gels are designed for daytime use, while others are for nighttime use. Always check the product instructions. Caudalie
  • If you experience any irritation or allergic reaction, discontinue use and consult a doctor.
  • For intense dryness, gels like Refresh Optive Gel Drops provide extended relief. Refresh Brand

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