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eye redness.
My question is can eye redness be something serious?
Every morning i wake up for school and i put on my eye makeup which is just eyeliner inside the bottom of eye and mascara i share both things with my younger sister. I walk to school but by the time I get to school my eyes are bloodshot and they burn do you have any idea why this is being caused??
Every morning i wake up for school and i put on my eye makeup which is just eyeliner inside the bottom of eye and mascara i share both things with my younger sister. I walk to school but by the time I get to school my eyes are bloodshot and they burn do you have any idea why this is being caused??
First, sharing mascara with anyone--even a sister--is a setup for infection. Don't do it.
But the fact that you're OK until a little while after you put on your makeup probably means you don't have an infection--yet.
It's most likely either an allergy to the mascara or an allergy or irritation caused by putting liner INSIDE the eye. This technique is supposed to look dramatic, but if your eyes get red because of it, you're more likely to just look sick.
Eyes are designed to clear out junk that gets in there, and liner--to an eye--is the same as dust or flying crud. It's worse, of course, if you're allergic.
If you're still determined to try to use liner this way, check out the safer way to do it here:
http://www.ivillage.com/makeup-situation-lining-inside-eye/5-a-146608
But the fact that you're OK until a little while after you put on your makeup probably means you don't have an infection--yet.
It's most likely either an allergy to the mascara or an allergy or irritation caused by putting liner INSIDE the eye. This technique is supposed to look dramatic, but if your eyes get red because of it, you're more likely to just look sick.
Eyes are designed to clear out junk that gets in there, and liner--to an eye--is the same as dust or flying crud. It's worse, of course, if you're allergic.
If you're still determined to try to use liner this way, check out the safer way to do it here:
http://www.ivillage.com/makeup-situation-lining-inside-eye/5-a-146608
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