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Bugs In Mascara. Avoid touching or rubbing your eyes, especially if they’re unclean. Apparently your eyelashes are a popular place for bacteria to grow, and mascara only worsens the situation. The mites are covered with scales to help themselves attach to the eyelash. Mascara specifically is known to be a possible breeding ground for germs and bacteria. Symptoms of eyelash mites include itchiness, redness, dry eye, crusty and sticky lashes, blurry vision, and scaly or rough patches of skin around the eyes. Always remember to wash your makeup brushes and to use clean mascara wands in order to avoid the overpopulation of eyelash mites in the eyelash area. Eyelash mites are microscopic arthropods that live on or near hair follicles. Remove your makeup before bed, especially mascara. On human beings, two types of mites—called demodex folliculorum and demodex brevis —commonly exist on the face and, particularly, the eyelashes. The mites have a sharp, point like mouth, which eats away the dead skin cells and hair follicles on the eyelash. Eyelids that are persistently red, inflamed or itchy are signs of a common eye condition called blepharitis.

Remove your makeup before bed, especially mascara. Always remember to wash your makeup brushes and to use clean mascara wands in order to avoid the overpopulation of eyelash mites in the eyelash area. Mascara specifically is known to be a possible breeding ground for germs and bacteria. Symptoms of eyelash mites include itchiness, redness, dry eye, crusty and sticky lashes, blurry vision, and scaly or rough patches of skin around the eyes. The mites are covered with scales to help themselves attach to the eyelash. Avoid touching or rubbing your eyes, especially if they’re unclean. The mites have a sharp, point like mouth, which eats away the dead skin cells and hair follicles on the eyelash. Eyelids that are persistently red, inflamed or itchy are signs of a common eye condition called blepharitis. On human beings, two types of mites—called demodex folliculorum and demodex brevis —commonly exist on the face and, particularly, the eyelashes. Apparently your eyelashes are a popular place for bacteria to grow, and mascara only worsens the situation.

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Bugs In Mascara The mites have a sharp, point like mouth, which eats away the dead skin cells and hair follicles on the eyelash. The mites are covered with scales to help themselves attach to the eyelash. Eyelids that are persistently red, inflamed or itchy are signs of a common eye condition called blepharitis. Apparently your eyelashes are a popular place for bacteria to grow, and mascara only worsens the situation. The mites have a sharp, point like mouth, which eats away the dead skin cells and hair follicles on the eyelash. Symptoms of eyelash mites include itchiness, redness, dry eye, crusty and sticky lashes, blurry vision, and scaly or rough patches of skin around the eyes. Remove your makeup before bed, especially mascara. Always remember to wash your makeup brushes and to use clean mascara wands in order to avoid the overpopulation of eyelash mites in the eyelash area. Mascara specifically is known to be a possible breeding ground for germs and bacteria. On human beings, two types of mites—called demodex folliculorum and demodex brevis —commonly exist on the face and, particularly, the eyelashes. Eyelash mites are microscopic arthropods that live on or near hair follicles. Avoid touching or rubbing your eyes, especially if they’re unclean.