Handheld eyelid massager

Abstract

An eyelid massager includes a handle having a free end, and a roller pivotally coupled thereto. The roller is dumbbell shaped having a curvature on an outer surface that matches curvature of a closed eye of the user, such that the roller makes a contact with eyelids along an entire length of the eye during a massaging action, to press a plurality of meibomian glands associated with eyelids, facilitating release of clogged oils. The handle is Y-shaped at the free end to pivotally hold the roller at two ends through a pair of inward extending pins that engage with a pair of holes provided on the roller. The roller is made of silicon rubber, and the curvature of the outer surface having a plurality of ribs.

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