Reasons Why Your Eyelashes are Falling Out and How to Prevent it!
Wondering why your eye lashes are falling out? There are many causes of eyelashes fall out but the good news is, there are also many ways to prevent it from happening!
Allergic reaction
There are women suffer from allergic reactions from eye makeup such as mascara and eyeliner. Some eye makeup contains chemicals that can be strong as to cause allergic reactions and in worse conditions, hair fall out. So check the product label whenever you buy new eye makeup especially mascara.
Infections
Eyelid infections can cause eyelashes to fall out. If you notice redness or swelling on your eye area, specifically on your eyelid, see a doctor
Thyroid Condition
When a person suffers from hypothyroidism, their hair becomes dry and brittle which leads to breakage and hair loss.
Alopecia Areata
Alopecia Areata is condition that affects the way your body treatollicles. It attacks them causing your hair to fall out. Although this condition usually affects the scalp, some patients have complained of eyelash loss as well.
Natural Eyelash Loss
It’s natural for your eye lashes to fall out. The natural life cycle of an eyelash is about three months before it falls out. After a month or so, you will notice your eye lashes are growing back again! Just keep an eye out for excessive and unnatural eyelash loss.
How to keep your lashes from falling out?
Be gentle when you use eyelash curler
Eyelash curlers damage your eyelashes by pressing and pulling them plus eyelash curlers are the perfect breeding ground for bacteria, and this may cause an infection in your eyes. So be gentle when you’re using it and clean it often.
Always remove your makeup before going to bed
Sleeping with mascara on will only lead to more breakage. Wash your face every night before going to bed. Use a makeup removal if you must, but be sure to be gentle when removing eye makeup.
Choose eye makeup carefully
Be sure that your eye makeup products does not contain any harsh ingredients to avoid irritation or allergic reaction.
