Holy Eyes Roll On Eye Whitener

Holy Eyes Out acts as an effective stain remover, whitening existing stains and preventing oxidation of the hair and its subsequent yellowing.

Holy Eyes Out is an external cleaner that, thanks to its unique formula, is capable of penetrating the stain and dirt , detaching the hair from the area to be treated so that it can be removed in a few minutes with a gauze pad and clean a lot of dirt.

Thanks to its revolutionary roll-on format, it is very easy to apply with minimal product expenditure.
The stains near the tear are produced by the obstruction of this channel , causing the tear to come out, thus producing an oxidation of the hair located around the eye.
Due to its Roll-on format , it is considered the best stain remover by many breeders and specialists in Bichon Maltese, Shih Tzu and Bulldog.

With the growth of the mantle, it looks like new hair it is free of stains and oxidation , the rest, the previously stained hair, will be removed with Holy Eyes roll on.

Do not apply inside the eye.

14ml bottle with applicator.

Causes of eye spots

The tear duct is obstructed or excessively narrow, with studies indicating that 20-25% of small dogs and cats are born with a shallow tear duct. Tears overflow because the eyelid space is not deep enough to contain them.

Excessive tearing, which makes facial hair constantly wet and a breeding ground for bacteria and fungal infections (also known as red yeast, which causes deep red or brown spots) Infections mild by bacteria

Changing teeth can cause changes to your pet's head and mouth structure, putting pressure on the tear duct.

The hairs on the eyelashes cause irritation and yellowing. Many breeds of dog are susceptible to allergies, especially to shampoos and other chemicals that irritate the eyes.

Some foods also cause allergic reactions, animals can also create an allergic reaction over time to a type of food.

Water with high levels of minerals causes many stains. Diet can play an important role in the tear, many of the commercial foods contain additives, preservatives and food dyes, which can cause yellowing of the tear.

Fleas that survive moisture find their way into the eyes or mouth area, causing irritation and staining.