What to do if mascara gets in your eyes when removing it? How to tell if the mascara is removed cleanly?

Mascara, like many cosmetics, has a shelf life of three years if it is unopened. Once opened, it needs to be used up as soon as possible. The best use time is about three months. So what should you do if you accidentally get mascara in your eyes when removing it?

If you want to remove mascara from your eyes, you should wash your eyes with clean water in time. Do not rub your eyes with your hands, because there are a lot of bacteria on your hands. Avoid eye infection. After washing your eyes, use chloramphenicol eye drops to drip into your eyes. You need to close your eyes and rest. Or use olive oil to drip into your eyes, and the mascara will soften and flow out of the eyes. Use a lotion that does not contain alcohol and fragrance to wash your eyes and remove mascara. If you feel it is more serious, it is recommended to go to the hospital in time.

Use makeup remover cotton to wipe the eye skin. If there is no black mascara residue, it means it has been removed. Use makeup remover cotton to apply a proper amount of makeup remover around the eyes. Mascara will be easily removed after it is dissolved, and the mascara will quickly separate from the eyelashes. Place a tissue on the eyelashes and wipe gently. If there is no black mascara, it means it has been cleaned. Otherwise, it means it has not been removed.

If you don't remove the mascara before going to bed at night, it will produce a lot of melanin and pigment deposition, which is not easy to deal with, and the skin will have serious spots and acne.

You can bring it on board. But there are certain restrictions. According to relevant regulations, cosmetics and skin care products can be brought on board, but only one of each can be brought. Other than that, the volume cannot exceed 100 ml. It should be noted that makeup remover, essence, sunscreen, perfume, toothpaste, shower gel, shampoo, mascara, nail polish, lotion, hand cream, lotion, etc. are all liquid products. All products of these types can only be placed in a 1000ml transparent bag, and it must be tightly sealed. A person can only bring one transparent bag on board, and the extra can only be checked in and cannot be kept on the body.