What to do if you are allergic to eyelash glue?

Some people say that there are no ugly women in the world, only lazy women who don’t want to wear makeup. So many girls who love beauty will put on makeup, and some will wear false eyelashes according to their needs, which will make their eyes look big and beautiful. So the question is, some people feel pain in their eyes when using eyelash glue, or their eyelids become itchy and red and swollen. This is an allergy. So what should you do if you are allergic?

First of all, we need to look for the cause in ourselves: Are we allergic to the glue used to stick false eyelashes? Or are you allergic to the material of false eyelashes? Or is it an allergy caused by some wrong habits in our daily makeup application? Here are some suggestions for friends who are prone to eye allergies, hoping to help you alleviate this phenomenon.

The quality of false eyelashes

The skin around the eyes is very delicate, so you should be very careful when choosing false eyelashes or eyelash glue. Especially for those with extremely sensitive skin, it is even more important to choose good quality false eyelashes when choosing false eyelashes products; for "eyelash glue", it is best to choose anti-allergic or medical grade eyelash glue to reduce the chance of allergy to false eyelashes.

Do a good job of cleaning

Whether you are grafting eyelashes or wearing false eyelashes, hand hygiene is very important during the process of sticking and wearing false eyelashes; also pay attention to the mouth of the eyelash glue bottle - that is the most likely source of infection; in addition, the storage method of false eyelashes must also be proper, and I will give a detailed introduction in future articles.

Don't rely too much on false eyelashes

Think carefully: After wearing false eyelashes for a long time, do you always feel tired eyes, itchy at the roots of eyelashes or around eyelids? This is the "alarm signal" that your own eyelashes and eye skin can no longer bear the irritation of false eyelashes and eyelash glue. When people experience itchy eyelids, they can recover naturally by simply stopping wearing false eyelashes for a period of time. However, if you continue to wear false eyelashes without paying enough attention, it will not only cause itching, redness and swelling of the eyelids; severe allergies or infections will also affect the face or neck, causing many small blisters to grow around them. Note: Especially for those who need to wear contact lenses every day, you should reduce the frequency of wearing false eyelashes to prevent keratitis.

In fact, in life, everyone may have allergies to some extent, but everyone's reaction is different, and the allergens that cause allergies are also different. Therefore, it is recommended that if you have the conditions, you can go to the hospital for an assessment to see what you are allergic to and understand yourself. In this way, when you encounter an allergy, you can take the right medicine. Finally, I want to say that when you have allergies, you can also take some anti-allergic drugs orally to relieve the symptoms.