Face Mite / Demodex Mite (Likely associate; image shows a human forehead and eyebrow area without a clear visible macro insect)

Human skin, specifically inside hair follicles and sebaceous (oil) glands, most commonly on the face, eyelashes, and forehead.

Consumes skin oils (sebum), dead skin cells, and cellular debris.

Nocturnal microscopic mites that inhabit human skin; they emerge from hair follicles at night to mate before returning to lay eggs.

Usually harmless commensal organisms present on most adult humans. In high populations, they can contribute to skin or eye conditions like rosacea, blepharitis, or eyelash irritation.