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It is generally not recommended that pregnant women have false eyelashes grafted, as it may bring potential risks to both the pregnant woman and the fetus. The specific reasons are as follows:
Allergic Reactions: The adhesive used in false eyelash grafting often contains various chemical components. Pregnant women's bodies are in a special physiological state with more sensitive immune systems, and they are more likely to have allergic reactions to these chemical substances. Allergic symptoms such as redness, swelling, itching, and burning of the eyelids can not only cause discomfort to pregnant women but also, in severe cases, affect their normal lives and mental states.
Infections: During the process of grafting false eyelashes, if the tools are not properly sterilized or the operation environment is unhygienic, it is easy to introduce bacteria, viruses and other pathogens, resulting in eye infections such as conjunctivitis and keratitis. In the case of infection, pregnant women may face the dilemma of limited treatment options, as some drugs cannot be used casually during pregnancy for fear of affecting the fetus.
Absorption of Harmful Substances: Although the amount of harmful substances in the glue and false eyelashes is small, the skin of pregnant women is more permeable during pregnancy. Some harmful substances in the glue and false eyelashes may be absorbed into the body through the skin of the eyelids and enter the bloodstream. These substances may then have a potential impact on the development of the fetus, although the specific impact is difficult to accurately assess.
Hormonal Changes Affecting Sensitivity: During pregnancy, the levels of hormones in a woman's body change significantly, which can lead to increased skin sensitivity. The process of grafting false eyelashes and the substances in the glue may cause greater irritation to the skin of pregnant women, which may indirectly affect the fetus through the body's stress response and other mechanisms.
