It’s a horrible catch-22 to face; a spiral of events that
simply twist deeper and deeper causing increasingly uncomfortable, itchy and
red eyes. Products designed to make you look and feel your best, only serving
to further your insecurities. When that little pick-me-up is needed the most, a
devastating denial is administered. There are millions of women who suffer
negative reactions from the cosmetics the beauty magazines swear by. These
so-called beautifiers can have devastating effect upon your skin and especially
on your eyes.
All products face years and years of testing before they are
allowed to be released onto the market. Unfortunately everybody’s skin is unique
and reacts in different ways when exposed to a variety of cosmetics and
treatments.
Lengthening mascara is designed to add body and volume to
eyelashes. A widely desirable look, lengthening mascara is popular all over the
world. However, it can have very negative effects on the eyes. The fibres that
make up the mascara have a tendency to dry and flake off into the eyes. This
can cause a great level of itching and redness. To alleviate this problem use
Eye Drops in order to clear the foreign body. Alternatively, use mascara that
is designed for contact lens wearers. These products are made to flake less. If
some flaking does occur, use Contact Lens Eye Drops to soothe the eye.
It is important to ensure that all cosmetics applied are
within their recommended shelf life. Cosmetics that are out of date start to
grow tiny bacteria which can infect your skin and eyes. If a brand that you
regularly use starts to incur negative effects, throw the offender away. Wash
the cosmetic off the infected area and the hands and then proceed to use Dry Eye Drops to wash any of the cosmetic from your eye.
It is important to use only brands that have been tested on
skin on a similarly sensitivity level to your own. Cosmetics are not only there
to make you look your best but also to care for your skins and eyes.
