Blepharitis, or eyelid inflammation, is a potential side effect of eyelash extensions. Here's why it happens, how to manage it, and what you can do to avoid it in the future.

Crusting of the eyelashes is a frequently observed symptom of blepharitis, as noted by the Mayo Clinic. It can impact anyone regardless of age, race, and whether you use eyelash extensions.

The extensions are glued onto individual eyelashes — and can stay in place for four to six weeks. Most ailments stem from the formaldehyde-containing glue.

Eyelash extensions are recent beauty trend that's here to stay. Doctors share the health risks and how to get longer lashes, safely. ... "The skin of the eyelids is very thin, ...

Dr. Orr: "Eyelash extensions can indeed cause Blepharitis. However, it is not the lashes themselves that are the issue; rather, the process of applying or removing them, hygiene practices, and the ...

Eyelash extensions are individual fibers that are attached to each natural lash, one at a time. ... There have been reports of people gluing their eyelids together with eyelash adhesive.

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Dr. Orr: "Eyelash extensions can indeed cause Blepharitis. However, it is not the lashes themselves that are the issue; rather, the process of applying or removing them, hygiene practices, and the ...