Women Be Wary of "Cosmetic Eye Disease"”

　　According to relevant ophthalmology experts, many eye diseases persist and are caused by foreign bodies in cosmetics. Eye related to stimulation. Some foreign scholars have confirmed through sampling surveys that bacterial contamination is often found in eyelash pens. The contamination rate of a new eyelash pen before use is less than 1%, but during use, the contamination rate will rise sharply, possibly dozens of times higher. This kind of bacteria can easily cause corneal fungus in women.

Similarly, if people are not careful when using cosmetics, dust particles will fall into the eyes, which will cause eye inflammation, redness, pain, and even photophobia and tears. Allergic conjunctivitis is also very likely to occur.

For some colored cosmetics, such as rouge, lipstick, paintbrushes and perfumes, you must not let these cosmetics enter your eyes when using them, otherwise they may dye your originally good conjunctiva yellow or cause pigmentation.

Eye experts remind that while beautifying your eyes, you must first prevent contamination from cosmetics. Small makeup brushes, eyeliner, etc. should not be left in cosmetics for a long time. They should be placed separately and kept clean in the container. Regularly wipe them gently with alcohol cotton balls for disinfection and maintenance. ；

Secondly, you should gently close your eyes when applying makeup to prevent powder from falling off. If cosmetics accidentally splash into your eyes, you should immediately rinse your eyes with tap water repeatedly. Generally, foreign matter can be completely washed away. If you still feel uncomfortable or the pain does not go away, you need to go to Hospital for further treatment.