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One of the biggest misconceptions seen in this industry is extreme eye redness automatically being labelled as a “glue allergy.” When you see a client photo like this, where the whites of the eyes are very red, especially underneath and around the sclera, that is often conjunctival irritation, not an allergy.

The conjunctiva is the thin, transparent membrane that covers the white of the eye and lines the inside of the eyelids. When it becomes inflamed, it causes bright redness in the whites of the eyes, watering, burning or stinging, light sensitivity and that “raw” irritated look. This is called conjunctival inflammation.

It’s not always a glue allergy, it’s more about pre-existing vulnerability. Many clients may already have a mild dry eye (very common, affects a huge % of adults). Compromised tear film, screen fatigue, seasonal irritation or hormonal fluctuations

The reason why this is this different from a lash allergy is because a true adhesive allergy is an immune response that usually presents as symptoms such as swollen eyelids, itching, puffy upper and lower lids and a delayed reaction (often 24–48 hours later). That is very different. So not every red eye is an allergy and not every reaction is caused by the adhesive alone.

As lash artists, we are not doctors, but we do have a duty of care to understand contractions such as these and how to best advise our clients, and very few of us, myself included were ever taught this is our trainings.

If you’ve seen extreme redness and assumed allergy, this might change how you assess it going forward.

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