Milia Spot Sensitive Skin Treatment With Glycolic Acid, Retinol Lipisomes, Olive Squalene, Lactic Acid and More, Made in the USA, By Diva Stuff

It took about three weeks and the milia I had near my eye is gone! I would have give it 5 stars, but the relatively large “roll on” applicator should be much more precise — especially because these are so often near the eye, and much smaller than the tip of the applicator.

I started getting this embarrassing white glob looking spot under my eye a few months back and didn’t know what it was. Feared I would have to go to a dermatologist to get it removed. Did a little research and concluded it was Milia. So I did what any normal person does nowadays- I looked on Amazon to see if there was anything to help and came across this product (lol). Read a couple reviews, looked at the price and figured- what the heck, I’ll give it a try! And it worked…fast! Put it on a.m. and p.m. awesome little product.P.S. I know, such a weird pic! But it’s a you gotta see it to believe it situation, in my opinion.

First off I want to say this worked for me in 20 days of application every night and half of those days I’d apply about 3 times a day when I remembered.Pictures :First one is the milia on my eye November 27, 2021Second one is the night I was able to remove it after a hot shower , December 16, 2021How my eye looks today December 26, 2021If you want here is a more detailed description of my experience! I love my results !I have had what I believed is a milia near my tear duct on my eye for close to a decade. It used to be so small of a bump no one could see it. The past couple of months however it had grown into a round white tipped milia bead and it had made me more unhappy with it because now it was noticeable and I wanted to try to have it removed. I asked my eye doctor about it and she said she would remove with a needle and I decided I did not want to do that, it sounded painful and scary to have a needle so close to my eye. My idea was if I couldn’t do anything about it myself I would go to a dermatologist next but I didn’t want to spend money and undergo maybe another suggestion to use a needle. So I came to Amazon and found this treatment liquid. I am so ecstatic! I had no hope for it to work honestly. But I did see other people’s photos and reviews and I thought wow how lucky are they this worked. However I stuck to using this every Night religiously, and I would also use it in the mornings and midday if I remembered or had time to apply it. But every night was done every day from the day I got the tube , November 27, 2021 - December 16, 2021. December 16 was the night it came out after my shower. I felt it on the surface under my finger and I gently pressed and gently removed it with tweezers. It came to the surface ! It didn’t hurt ! I was amazed ! I am amazed ! I am so thankful I stuck to this and got rid of the milia completely within 20 days of usage. I suggest you use this twice daily or 3 if you can and apply until it comes out. My process was longer than some of the other reviews. This is how long it took me to get the result. In between I did not pick on the milia at all. I would soak a q tip in the liquid treatment and apply directly to milia.

Love this. Has so many great topicals in it! So easy to apply with the roller ball.I used this consistently for 1 month. Still has a lot left. Glad it is going to last a while. After I rolled in on my milia under my eyes, I also used it on my combination T-zone because it has so many great ingredients to help with pores.I have been noticing lately that my milia has been seeming to get a tiny bit smaller, but has definitely softened. (And I have had this milia on my face for probably at least 10 years!) Today, I was trying out new pimple patches (both the microneedle and the hydrocolloid) on some white heads/milia on my forehead. After I discovered that I can press the microneedles from one patch on several different whiteheads/milia at time (This is not recommended, but hey, have plenty of stuff to keep face clean, pores open and calming topicals). I kept patch in tweezers so I don’t touch the needles. I really got my money’s worth of the microneedle patch because I was also able to use it on the milia under one of my eyes. To get close to the eye, corner of eye or eyelid: Fold the patch taco style with tweezers having needles on outside. That way you can get into smaller spaces & just press the needle patch on for 10 seconds. I have had this milia a long time, so I had to go over the same areas a few times. Keep eyelash/lid cleanser on hand for after using patch for getting the corners of the eye or lid, especially if the patch is medicated. I then wash the area (or use micellar water to clean). After that, I apply something like t-zone serum or the milia roller to keep pores clean & to help shrink them. Finally, I apply a calming serum or aloe soothing gel (something to help the skin calm down, but is not too oily). I use the pore minimizer serum in lanbena green tea blackhead removing kit. I’m usually working on several different skin areas, so I apply patches or liquids on other areas while I wait for the skin to dry.After puncturing the milia with a bunch of tiny needles (so much easier than the tools!) and when the skin is dry, I then will apply the hydrocolloid patches. These you leave on for several hours (4-6) while they draw up any impurities & heal skin. I used 3 larger patches all in a row going outward from the corner of my eye. Be careful b/c new patches are much stickier than they used to be & skin around eye is very thin. (I like the Glam Up 2 step spot care patches. The package contains 6 microneedle patches and 12 hydrocolloid patches. Mainly for the microneedle patches. You can get a ton of the hydrocolloid ones cheap. This brand is also medicated: has tea tree, calendula, Cica.Once the patches turn white, you can carefully remove them. Then, I use the same products again that I used before to keep area clean and skin calm.

im not sure what the products success was supposed to look like but heres my experience. i have milia on my nose. they are barely visible and its been there forever but when i have sinus issues my nose gets red and the milia is more visible. i was prepared to use this product every day for 6 months but after 2 weeks i suddenly woke up with what looked like a big painful blister like bump where the milia was. not the kind of blister with fluid bubble that could be popped. more like inflamed tissue that felt like a bruise. i looked like i was wearing a clown nose. the milia is gone but now i have a scar. now i need mederma.

Ok, so I buy a bunch of skin care stuff and let's say at least 70% of it is disappointing to say the least. I've been so frustrated with my milia. Now i'm not the most compliant customer but I have been using this a few times a week (don't remember every day) and sometimes I apply 2 or three times a day. I've seen a surprising diff in the last 10 days. Not 100% yet. But 'm going to continue!

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