I have eye allergies, is it suitable for eyelash extensions?

"Do you have allergies?" Whenever I ask, almost everyone nods. Climate change and air pollution have caused many people to suffer from allergies, especially those of the eyes, nose and throat. The proportion of allergic people around the world is about 30% to 50%. The simplest way to describe an allergy is that the immune system overreacts to foreign substances, which are allergens.

Is it still suitable to graft eyelashes with such a high proportion of allergens? Generally speaking, unless you have serious eye diseases or have undergone eye surgery, temporary eye allergies are acceptable as long as the eyelash designer uses sterilized or disposable equipment and safe products. Such concerns can be greatly reduced. Because the standard eyelash extension procedure does not directly touch the skin or eyes, but the false eyelashes are adhered to the real eyelashes. As for the "safety products" just mentioned, such as false eyelashes and adhesives used by eyelash designers, consumers need to pay more attention.

Even though the eyelashes market has matured, you still have to choose carefully. Once you use cheaper, inferior products, it will undoubtedly be an unexploded bomb for people with sensitive eyes! If your eyes are currently allergic or have any symptoms of discomfort, we will recommend that you seek medical diagnosis and evaluation first, and then graft eyelashes when the allergy situation subsides. If you force an eyelash designer to graft you for the sake of beauty, there are More serious eye diseases may be caused by external stimulation. This will not only damage the eyes, but also cause damage to the original real eyelashes!