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Dealing with Dry Eye Irritation Via Innovative Makeup
Most ladies have experienced itchy, watery eyes, often attributing irritation and allergic reactions to their cosmetics. But contrary to that belief, mascaras and eyeliners flaking and running into the eyes – not allergy symptoms – cause most eye problems.
With this in mind, cosmetics companies for example Blinc Inc. uncovered new developments in eye makeup technology that have resolved these problems. In contrast to most eyeliners and mascaras, Blinc’s Kiss Me Mascara and Kiss Me Eyeliner are acrylic-based, which means they cannot flake, smudge, clump or run. Blinc’s mascara and eyeliner are also free of damaging and irritating ingredients.
“The kind of acrylic used in this eyeliner can also be perfectly secure even in terms of allergy,” Dr. Frances J. Storrs, a professor emerita of dermatology at Oregon Well being & Science University, said in a Prevention magazine article featuring Blinc’s eyeliner.
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The Importance of Good Eye Care
Our eyes are some of the most important things that we can take care of; without them, we have a decreased quality of life, and if you don’t take care of them, they have an impact on the rest of your body; such as headaches, tension, and strain. In this day and age, with so many stimulations on our eyes like computers and television, it is more important than ever to get good eye care. You should try to get a vision exam annually if at all possible for a number of reasons.
The most important reason of course is to check on the health of your eyes. A good eye exam can head off more serious problems such as cataracts, blindness, cancer, and other problems. However, a routine eye exam will also let you take care of more mundane things before they start, such as lazy eye, updating your prescription or getting one in the first place. You will also need eye care if you get an infection, pink eye or if there is simply something that is irritating your vision that you are having difficulty dealing with. A good optometrist will also give you tips on how to take care of your eyes so that they stay as healthy as possible for as long as possible.
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