TIPS TO APPLY MASCARA WITHOUT IRRITATING SENSITIVE EYES

Silver beauties, let's talk about one of the biggest beauty struggles of all time - applying mascara without irritating those sensitive peepers of ours.

You know what we're talking about - red, puffy, itchy eyes that just won't quit.

And the worst part?

It's often caused by the very product we use to enhance our lashes.

But no problem! With a few simple tips and tricks, you can apply mascara like a pro and avoid any pesky irritation.

Let's get started!

Silver beauties, let's talk about one of the biggest beauty struggles of all time - applying mascara without irritating those sensitive peepers of ours.

You know what we're talking about - red, puffy, itchy eyes that just won't quit.

And the worst part?

It's often caused by the very product we use to enhance our lashes.

But no problem! With a few simple tips and tricks, you can apply mascara like a pro and avoid any pesky irritation.

Let's get started!

Identify the Culprit

First things first.

It's important to identify why your sensitive eyes are rebelling against your mascara.

Some common allergens include:

preservatives (such as parabens),
dyes used for coloring the product itself or its packaging materials (such as carmine or ferric ferrocyanide),
fragrances added to enhance the smell,
nickel found in metal parts such as brushes or applicators.

Needless to say: it's time to give your mascara a boot.

Say goodbye to any products that contain harsh chemicals or fragrances.

Now, let's talk about how to apply your mascara without irritating your sensitive eyes.

First things first.

It's important to identify why your sensitive eyes are rebelling against your mascara.

Some common allergens include:

preservatives (such as parabens),
dyes used for coloring the product itself or its packaging materials (such as carmine or ferric ferrocyanide),
fragrances added to enhance the smell,
nickel found in metal parts such as brushes or applicators.

Needless to say: it's time to give your mascara a boot.

Say goodbye to any products that contain harsh chemicals or fragrances.

Now, let's talk about how to apply your mascara without irritating your sensitive eyes.

Here Are Our Top 5 Tips On How to Choose (and Apply) Mascara for Sensitive Dry Eyes:

1. Lubricate, Lubricate, Lubricate!

Dry eyes are more sensitive than normal ones because they don't have as much fluid to protect them from irritants in your makeup products.

This means that even small amounts of mascara can cause discomfort or pain when applied without proper preparation.

So make sure to lubricate your eyes before applying mascara. A regular saline drop can work wonders. It can also wash your eyes out, soothing any existing inflammation.

Dry eyes are more sensitive than normal ones because they don't have as much fluid to protect them from irritants in your makeup products.

This means that even small amounts of mascara can cause discomfort or pain when applied without proper preparation.

So make sure to lubricate your eyes before applying mascara. A regular saline drop can work wonders. It can also wash your eyes out, soothing any existing inflammation.

2. Choose a Hypoallergenic Mascara

We can't stress this enough! A hypoallergenic mascara is specifically designed to be safe for sensitive eyes and will help you avoid any irritation or redness.

At PrimePrometics, we know that finding the right mascara can be a total game-changer for mature women with sensitive eyes.

That's why we're all about providing options that are not only effective, but also clean, pH-balanced, and hypoallergenic.

And we don't just talk the talk, we walk the walk.

Our PrimeLash Mascara is co-created with an amazing community of 1200 mature women, who gave us the real deal on what they need in pro-age mascaras. We listened to their feedback, put our product to the test, and now we're confident that we've got something truly special to offer.

We can't stress this enough! A hypoallergenic mascara is specifically designed to be safe for sensitive eyes and will help you avoid any irritation or redness.

At PrimePrometics, we know that finding the right mascara can be a total game-changer for mature women with sensitive eyes.

That's why we're all about providing options that are not only effective, but also clean, pH-balanced, and hypoallergenic.

And we don't just talk the talk, we walk the walk.

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3. Don’t Apply Too Many Layers.

When it comes to mascara, less is more!

Avoid piling on layers of product that create stiff, spider-like lashes. Instead, opt for a hydrating formula and a well-designed combing wand that will give you the result you're looking for in just a few coats.

Caked and smeared lashes obviously tend to shed more pigment and flake. You run the risk of mascara entering your sensitive eyes, exacerbating the redness and irritation.

When it comes to mascara, less is more!

Caked and smeared lashes obviously tend to shed more pigment and flake. You run the risk of mascara entering your sensitive eyes, exacerbating the redness and irritation.

4. Remove Your Mascara, Gently.

We all know the struggle of trying to remove waterproof mascara.

But, instead of rubbing and pulling at your delicate eye area, use a gentle make-up remover that's infused with hydrating ingredients like hyaluronic acid.

PrimeSkin Beauty Water is a hydrating make-up remover that nourishes your lashes and skin, leaving you feeling refreshed and rejuvenated.

Waterproof mascara is the worst option for sensitive eyes. It needs rubbing and pulling to get off; this can irritate sensitive eyes more than usual!

Also, remember not to rub your eyes after applying mascara because this can cause irritation as well!

We all know the struggle of trying to remove waterproof mascara.

But, instead of rubbing and pulling at your delicate eye area, use a gentle make-up remover that's infused with hydrating ingredients like hyaluronic acid.

PrimeSkin Beauty Water is a hydrating make-up remover that nourishes your lashes and skin, leaving you feeling refreshed and rejuvenated.

Waterproof mascara is the worst option for sensitive eyes. It needs rubbing and pulling to get off; this can irritate sensitive eyes more than usual!

Also, remember not to rub your eyes after applying mascara because this can cause irritation as well!

5. Say No to Curling Irons

We know, we know.

Curled beauties are desirable. But having a curler that close to your eyeball can trigger watering. Plus curlers are also prone to pulling on lashes at the slightest tremor - leading to torn lashes and lash line inflammation.

We know, we know.

Conclusion

You don’t have to compromise. Just because you have sensitive eyes does not mean that you are doomed to walk around with red, swollen and watery peepers - and smudged and ruined make-up.

With PrimeLash Mascara thousands of women over 50 are embracing experimenting with their eye make-up. Available in black, brown and navy - it is the secret sauce you need to flaunt lovely, shaded, lush lashes … no matter what.

You don’t have to compromise. Just because you have sensitive eyes does not mean that you are doomed to walk around with red, swollen and watery peepers - and smudged and ruined make-up.