Innovative Makeup Prevents Eye Irritation
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Innovative Makeup Prevents Eye Irritation
Overview
Many women often experience itchy, watery eyes, usually blaming their cosmetics for irritation and allergic reactions. However, the real culprits behind most eye issues are often mascaras and eyeliners that flake and run into the eyes.
Breakthrough in Eye Makeup
Recognizing these challenges, companies like Blinc Inc. have pioneered advancements in eye makeup technology. Unlike traditional products, Blinc's Kiss Me Mascara and Kiss Me Eyeliner are acrylic-based, eliminating the risk of flaking, smudging, clumping, or running. These products are also free from harmful and irritating ingredients.
Dr. Frances J. Storrs, a professor emerita of dermatology at Oregon Health & Science University, assured in a Prevention magazine article that the acrylic used in this eyeliner is safe, even for those with allergies.
Endorsements and Benefits
Ophthalmologists are increasingly recommending Kiss Me Mascara and Eyeliner for individuals with sensitive eyes, contact lens wearers, or those who have undergone laser eye surgery.
Kiss Me Mascara creates water-resistant tubes around lashes that are easily removed with warm water and gentle friction. Similarly, Kiss Me Eyeliner forms a water-resistant color layer on the lid, designed to peel off with the mascara, making makeup removers unnecessary.
Eye Health Tips
To maintain eye health, it's vital to replace mascara and eyeliner every 90 days to prevent bacteria build-up. Sharing eye makeup is also discouraged to avoid the spread of germs.
Many doctors recommend supporting eye health with antioxidant and lutein-rich supplements, such as Super Antioxidant with Macular Protection by Clinician's Choice.
By choosing the right products and adopting healthy practices, you can enjoy beautiful, irritation-free eyes.
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