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Contact Lenses And Heavy Makeup

By boylover3606 August 02, 2020 7 answers Last updated August 02, 2020

Hello, because I will have a prom soon, I have a small problem because I wear contact lenses and I am worried if professional make-up will bother me. In principle, I wear make-up, I don't mind, but when I put on my lenses and my eyes water, a miracle will happen ... Give advice, are there others like me? Should I put the lenses on before makeup?

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starrr96 answered · August 02, 2020

   Yes, put them on before applying makeup as soon as they irritate your eye. But is it possible that their expiration date has expired? I also put on very heavy make-up and I don't have any problem with the lenses, no matter when I put them on, before or after make-up.

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bubamilfx answered · August 02, 2020

   Of course, the lenses before makeup! And it always is. For the first time I hear someone do the opposite.

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goddesskittyann answered · August 02, 2020

   Do not put on strong makeup. And so you are beautiful. It is not good to wear a lot of make-up with contact lenses.

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mikestone007 answered · August 02, 2020

   Thanks :) I always put them on before makeup, but I read that some people put them on after that and I found it weird. As for the expiration of the lenses, whether they have expired or not, if you look at a very bright place and some tears begin (they are soft).

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handsome_guy4u answered · August 02, 2020

   Why is it weird that after you put on make-up you can wash your hands and then put them on. :) I don't know why they can irritate you when they haven't expired. I have no problem with the lenses unless they have expired and spots appear that irritate the eye.

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bostonxblonde answered · August 02, 2020

   I've been wearing lenses for years, I put on make-up every day and I've never had any problems. It doesn't matter if I wear light make-up or make-up for an occasion and I have a lot more products on my eyes. The only thing I avoid are the brocades, that if they get in the eye it becomes unpleasant, but otherwise it doesn't matter if I have a pencil, mascara, shadows, eyeliner, etc. And I guess I'll make you a professional, so just tell her to be careful and don't spray makeup on your eyes. But again, I've never had a problem.

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strelka2 answered · August 03, 2020

   Always put on the lenses first and then the make-up.