Blepharol is a lotion tonic for hair, eyelashes, and eyebrows. It is used to help reduce dandruff and inflammation of the eyelids. Owing to the antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory properties of myrtle, it helps cleanse the skin and hair roots from microbial agents, including fungi and bacteria, and helps reduce inflammation caused by the use of chemical products and cleansing agents at the site of application. In cases of blepharitis, mites may also be involved; Blepharol acts on mites and their eggs, helping to alleviate this condition. It also helps restore beneficial skin and hair lipids that may be removed through frequent washing and contributes to the freshness of the skin and hair, in addition to supporting the management of skin and hair conditions.
Blepharol is a tonic for hair, eyelashes, and eyebrows. It is used to help reduce dandruff and inflammation of the eyelids.
The main causes of hair loss on the scalp and face include skin allergies and fungal contamination. These conditions may present with hair loss, itching, and sometimes dandruff, particularly on the eyelids. In cases of blepharitis, mites may also be involved. Blepharol acts on mites and their eggs, helping to alleviate this condition.
After bathing, apply Blepharol to the hair, eyebrows, and eyelashes so that the roots are fully moistened.
Apply an appropriate amount (1 to 10 drops, depending on hair volume and skin surface area) onto the palm of the hand, rub the hands together, and gently massage into the hair while it is still damp. Then, comb or brush the hair.
In rare cases, some individuals may experience hypersensitivity reactions such as itching or small rashes at the site of application.
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