alcazar

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At least one a day, usually easy to remove with a twist of toilet paper, moistened, but sometimes, like tonight, they go under the top lid and are awful.

What can I do to stop it happening?

sensible answers only please?

I have to take Lumigan for glaucoma, so my lashes are very long and thick.

ditchmyster

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Use a better quality mascara and be a bit more gentle with the eye liner pen, always thought you were the drag / drama queen type .

SiPie

Sellotape eyes open, job done








Sorry but doubt many sensible answers will appear here

tubbytommy

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I keep getting pubes in my mouth.....
You possibly need to do less tea bagging

riiidaa

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http://www.lashmantra.com/pages/Top-...-Fall-Out.html

r33gts2009

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I pull on my eyelashes every day an they just come off in my fingers.

Man that really sounds GAY,,

Ps I've fitted an exedy pink box clutch an lightened flywheel today ,I think Ive have redeemed myself

riiidaa

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nope

thenewgalaxy

Naturally high rate of loss (they last around six months),
inflammation of the eyelids (allergy, autoimmune disorder, diabetes),
Thyroid disease
Stress / alopecia

To name a few possible ones that are likely. I suspect you haven't undergone chemotherapy or radiotherapy?

r33gts2009

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I'm not lying I really did

Stalled it once already an box feels to new ,don't like it

alcazar

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My thyroid is suspect at the moment, so there you go.

nyscooby

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just cut them off. you wont miss them.

nyscooby

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youll look great wirhout them

RobsyUK

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Have you considered eye drops. Moistening the eye will help the ball clear dirt and will naturally prevent pubes going into your eyes.

ScoobyWon't

I don't have an answer, but I'll tell you it stings when they get trapped under a contact lens!

Leslie

To get rid of the ones under your eyelids just pull the lid away from the eye by the attached lashes and attempt to blink. That usuall gets them out from under the eyelid.

Les

alcazar

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I usually end up having to wipe them with a rolled up, moistened tissue.

I'm at the hospital on Wednesday evening, so will mention it to the consultant.

He might be able to see if I have any infection, and give me something for it.

Leslie

I can imagine how irritating it must be.

Les