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The eyelids are a very fragile area and prone to allergies. And yet, for many women, it is the only part of the face to which they apply make-up. Historically, the use of eye make-up dates back several millennia. So what advice should you give? Our questions are answered by a dermatologist.
There are specific ranges for "sensitive eyes". The most important thing is to thoroughly moisturise the area around the eyes before applying make-up. And to carefully remove eye make-up with gentle products adapted to this part of the face. |
Eye shadows have a high pigment content (zinc oxide and titanium oxide) for maximum coverage. This can make them irritating. Mascara and eye-liner may be in contact with the eye and require a specific formulation. They contain waxes and gelling agents. |
However, over time allergenic components (rosin, kathon, etc.) have been removed from make-up products. On the other hand, eczema on the eyelids would point to an allergy caused by contact with a nail varnish or an airborne allergen: spray-on perfume, hair lacquer, plant elements or pollen, etc. |
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