Make Up Remover's Affect on the Eyes
| Can I use make up remover when my contacts are on? Make Up Remover can cause damage to the silicone hydrogel that all modern soft contact lenses are made of, causing foggy vision and discomfort. You should not allow your make up remover to make contact with your soft contacts. |
Alternatives to Industrial Make Up Remover
The best alternatives to your regular make up remover is Jojoba Oil or Argan Oil. Unlike traditional make up removers, these oils have anti inflammatory properties. They are used to help with skin infections, prevent skin aging, and improve wound healing.
So if you are noticing redness, irritation, or any other symptoms with your current make up remover, using an alternative may improve your eyes health. Make sure to consult your eye doctor if you have symptoms of any eye problem.
