I've discovered a little bit of magic for tired, dry eyes – Hayley Matthews

We’ve all had eye issues the last few weeks which I’ve put down to stress.
Eyes that stare at computer screens all day may benefit from a little TLC (Picture: Johannes Eisele/AFP via Getty Images)Eyes that stare at computer screens all day may benefit from a little TLC (Picture: Johannes Eisele/AFP via Getty Images)
Eyes that stare at computer screens all day may benefit from a little TLC (Picture: Johannes Eisele/AFP via Getty Images)

Both kids have had a bad stye and my eyes are as dry as a flip-flop in the Sahara. To be honest, I’ve always had dry eyes since getting viral conjunctivitis a few years back, which in turn, developed in to blepharitis – nice! It’s not fun.

However, I found something that’s been helping us all with out sensitive eyes from a small business called Peep Club. They’re experts who’re helping those of us who suffer from dry-eye syndrome.

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It all came about after two childhood best friends – an optometrist (Nicola) and a brand strategist (Natasha), who struggled with sensitised and dry eyes for years – teamed up to create Peep Club.

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I’ve become addicted to using their Eye Wand which has been called a "game changer" by some commentators! It’s an amazing little device that everyone in my family has had a go of.

It uses heat, gentle massage and LED light to replenish dry, tired eyes – perfect for people who spend the day staring at screens! The vibration increases blood circulation which helps to reduce puffiness and the red LED light helps to say “bye bye” to tired eye bags.

The only way I can explain it is, it’s like if your eyes were rolling about a field with warm, soft, cuddly puppies and not having a care in the world – well, it’s that kind of feeling. (Although obviously, goes without saying, don’t take your eyes out for a roll about with puppies in a field, especially if you have allergies).

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