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One of the key symptoms of an eye shadow allergy is red, itchy eyes. This is as a result of the irritation caused by the allergen.
Swelling and puffiness, especially around the eyelids, is another common symptom of an eye shadow allergy. This can result in the eyes feeling heavy and uncomfortable.
Excessive tearing or watery eyes is a common symptom of an allergic reaction to eye shadow. This is because the body is trying to flush out the allergen.
Blurred vision may occur if an allergic reaction to eye shadow causes the eyes to produce too much tear fluid, which interferes with the clarity of vision.
Light sensitivity, or photophobia, is a symptom that can occur with an allergic reaction to eye shadow. It means that colors, lights, or glare are overwhelming to the sight.
Skin eruptions or rash on and around the eyelids could indicate an allergic reaction. It's typically characterized by redness, bumps, itchiness, and sometimes oozing or scaly patches.
Recognize your symptoms?
Identifying if you have an allergy to eye shadows involves recognizing the specific symptoms that occur when you use these products. These symptoms are usually localized to the eye area. Additionally, you may notice that these symptoms improve when you stop using eye shadow, and worsen when you start using it again. Below are the steps to help identify an eye shadow allergy.
Observe Symptoms After Using Eye Shadow
Stop Using Eye Shadow
Re-Introduce the Eye Shadow
Consult a Dermatologist
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Hypoallergenic brands formulate their products without common allergens, reducing the chances of eye shadows causing an allergic reaction. It's always wise to look into the ingredients used in the products you buy. Check for brands that advertise their products as hypoallergenic or safe for sensitive eyes.
Prior to applying a new product to your eyes, carry out a patch test on the underside of your arm. This can help identify if you have an allergy to any of the compounds in the eyeshadow. Wait for at least 24 hours to see if any reaction occurs before using the product on your eyes.
Dirty makeup brushes can harbor bacteria, dust and old makeup residue that can irritate your eyes and cause allergic reactions. It’s essential to frequently clean your brushes with a gentle soap or specific brush cleaner to remove these potential irritants.
Glittery eyeshadows may seem appealing, but the fragments of glitter can scratch the sensitive skin around the eye, causing irritation and potential allergic reaction. Even if you’re not allergic to any specific ingredient in the eyeshadow, the physical irritation from the glitter can cause an inflammatory response.
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