Yes, you learn eventually to look into your eyes with a magnifying mirror as soon as you get out of the shower, wash your face, apply Cliradex, etc. Sometimes I have gently pulled on the lashes to "harvest" loose ones before they fall off. One time I poked myself in the eye with my thumbnail removing a lose lash that was stuck in them. They are a bother. My family and friends now understand that why I suddenly run out of the room that it's probably an eye lash and they just wait for me to get back. And, most importantly, I don't panic about them anymore. Just get myself to the magnifying mirror as quickly as possible. Irrigate if necessary.
If the lashes are in your eyes, it is sometimes best to irrigate them out. I use a .9% preservative free saline solution. It has nothing in it but sodium chloride.
What are we cleaning? The debris from skin, mites, bacteria, all sorts of things. You have to be careful and gentle when you clean. Don't rub too hard with any of the wipes which can be irritating.
And now after so many have fallen out I'm growing an extra row right in the lid margin. These are excruciatingly painful when they push through the skin. Just awful.
If the lashes are in your eyes, it is sometimes best to irrigate them out. I use a .9% preservative free saline solution. It has nothing in it but sodium chloride.
What are we cleaning? The debris from skin, mites, bacteria, all sorts of things. You have to be careful and gentle when you clean. Don't rub too hard with any of the wipes which can be irritating.
And now after so many have fallen out I'm growing an extra row right in the lid margin. These are excruciatingly painful when they push through the skin. Just awful.
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