My natural lashes are so curly and long, they tend to grow and curl into my eyes, thus causing my eyes to always itch. How do I prevent this?
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My natural lashes are so curly and long, they tend to grow and curl into my eyes, thus causing my eyes to always itch. How do I prevent this?
I have similar problems. Mine constantly push on my glasses and leave little streaks on the lenses. I pull gently on my lashes once or twice a day removing loose lashes. Occasionally I have a tiny little lash that curls around into the eye. I have always removed these with tweezers- sterile tweezers. I also occasionally will get a sty, that’s an eyelash zit. I pull out the lash, wash with soap and dab with neosporin. If your eye itself seems infected, go to the doctor right away. I recently had eye socket MRSA, surgical infection, not related to lashes and that is no fun.
You can try a warm eyelash curler. You can warm it with a blow dryer, but make sure to test it on the back of your hand before applying it on your lashes. You do not want to burn your sensitive eye area. Washing your face could also help get the loose lashes out and rinsed away. You could also brush them up with a clean mascara brush to hold them in place.