In addition to the hazards related to the process of planting false eyelashes, there are other risks associated with wearing false eyelashes, such as poor quality materials and incorrect usage. The details are as follows:
Health Hazards
Eye infections: If false eyelashes are not cleaned regularly or are stored in unhygienic conditions, a large number of bacteria and mites can multiply on them. When in contact with the eyes, these pathogens can easily cause eye infections, leading to symptoms like redness, swelling, pain, and excessive tearing.
Corneal abrasion: False eyelashes that are too hard or have rough edges, or are not properly attached and come loose, can rub against the cornea and cause corneal abrasions. This can result in severe eye pain, a significant decrease in vision, and in severe cases, may even lead to corneal ulcers and affect vision recovery.
Allergic dermatitis: Some false eyelashes are made of synthetic materials or dyed with various pigments, which can cause allergic reactions in people with sensitive skin, leading to allergic dermatitis around the eyes. The skin may become red, swollen, itchy, and peel, affecting facial appearance and comfort.
Daily Life Influences
Eyelash shedding: If false eyelashes fall off accidentally during the day, it may affect the overall makeup look and cause embarrassment. Especially in public situations or during important events, this can be very bothersome.
Eye fatigue: Wearing false eyelashes for a long time may cause a feeling of heaviness in the eyes, which can easily lead to eye fatigue. This is especially true when the false eyelashes are too long or too heavy, increasing the burden on the eyelids and affecting the normal blinking and resting of the eyes. Over time, this can also have an impact on eye health.
