Thursday, December 3, 2009

How normal is it to lose eyelashes while taking mascara off?

I take my mascara off with baby wipes..really gently and slowly


but i still lose a few eyelashes and it bugs me


is it normal or should i do something about it? How can i stop it ?


thanksHow normal is it to lose eyelashes while taking mascara off?
It is natural to lose eyelashes, like any other hair they shed and re-grow. I guess I would be concerned too if was happening every time.How normal is it to lose eyelashes while taking mascara off?
Yes, it is normal.





Eyelashes fall out, like hair, when the root is weak. When we apply chemicals to our hair it weakens the roots.





Same concept with mascara. After a few weeks, mascara begins to grow bacteria, and the bacteria travels to the root of your eyelash.





But use a mild makeup remover and you should be fine, the eyelash will grow back, and you will probably not miss an eyelash out of the many you have! :)
Yes it is.


Although if you are losing 2 or 3 every time, then you are being too rough.


Wet your face before removing the makeup, as this will help to dissolve and remove about half of the makeup before hand.


Your lashes dry out, and they become loose. It's the same as how we lose strands of hair, and skin cells. Things regenerate. You can't stop it - it just happens. To limit it, be more gentle.


Your baby wipes could be too harsh or drying for your lashes.
i think you should probably change your mascara. i know this happens to a lot of people, but i dont think that if you do it gently any eyelashes should come off


maybe your mascara is bad. idk but that used to happen to me, i changed mascaras and i dont lose my eyelshes anymore
umm i dont know since it happend 2 me to after a while i stoped using it and they didnt fall anymore. maybe if u wash ur face the mascara falls of and ur eyelashes dont.





it works cuz i lost a few.
that happens to me all the time. even if you lose a few dont worry they grow baack!

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