It is important to be careful while applying makeup as using old products or applying makeup in a moving vehicle can cause damage to your eyes
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Here are some ways to protect your eyes while applying makeup
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Do not use dried-up products
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People often try to rehydrate dried-up products like mascara by adding certain liquids to them. Instead, buy new cosmetics and discard the old ones
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Avoid glittery eye makeup
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Avoid using glittery eye makeup as flakes of glitter or sparkle can get into your eyes and cause irritation or infection
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Change products after infection
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Make sure you change your products and brushes after recovering from an eye or skin infection as the bacteria might stay on your products for months and can cause recurrent infections
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Keep your hands clean
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Wash your hands before and after applying makeup, especially if you wear contact lenses as makeup and dirt from your hands can get transferred to your lenses and cause infections
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Wash brushes regularly
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Wash your makeup brushes regularly as they can get infected and build bacteria over time increasing the chance of eye infections and allergic reactions
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Avoid sharing makeup products
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Sharing makeup and makeup products can cause infections like conjunctivitis or pink eye