Cosmetic That Causes Burning Eyes...Help...

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Zuby P.

Feb 4, 2013

Zuby P.

what is the reason behind the burning and watering eyes after applying some eye cosmetics & what can be done to stop this???

Regina B.

Feb 4, 2013

Regina B.

If it is only happening with specific products you could be allergic. If it happens no matter which products you use you may want to stop using them and see a doctor to be safe. I had to stop using eyeliner and mascara on my water line/lower lash line for a while b/c of the same thing. My optometrist informed me I had clogged pores right along that area that are supposed to produce the oil that keeps your eyes from drying out too quickly. I used a very warm wet washcloth for 15 mins twice a day for a week and it helped. You should get a professional opinion though. Don't want to take chances with your eyes.

Zuby P.

Feb 5, 2013

Zuby P.

@regina:thanks for ur opinion...
yeah i will surely get a check up done soon as i feel better be on a safe side rather than taking chances which cud b a prob in future...

Regina B.

Feb 5, 2013

Regina B.

You are welcome and great decision! There are just some things you should not take a chance on. Hope you get good results. :)

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