Neutrogena Healthy Volume Mascara, Black Brown 03, .21 -Ounce Packages

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Fragrance. While many people love a scented makeup product, fragrance can irritate the skin and eyes. The most common fragrance known to cause an allergic reaction is balsam of Peru, which is a liquid collected from trees in Central American and is used in many cosmetic products.

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Dr. Brissette loves this mascara. “MERIT makes a great mascara with clean ingredients,” she explains. “I have personally used this one as well without irritation—it’s a lighter formula, so [it gives] a great, natural everyday look.” This mascara offers a natural look, but some folks might find it to be a bit too natural. You might have to apply multiple coats for it to make a difference on your lashes. However, it’s non-irritating and ideal for anyone who wants a really subtle lash lift. This mascara from Èyes Are The Story was designed specifically with eye health in mind. Dr. Rose notes that this female-founded, eye-friendly mascara is a breath of fresh air for optometrists everywhere. “It was a pioneer product, launched intentionally with ocular safety in mind,” she explains. “Not only are the ingredients super clean, but each set comes with three mini tubes, which makes staying compliant with frequent cosmetic replacement (so you don't get unwanted bacteria buildup) a breeze.” So, here’s the deal with waterproof mascara: Most dermatologists and ophthalmologists recommend not using waterproof mascara on sensitive eyes. Unsurprisingly, most waterproof mascaras are very difficult to remove, which can cause a lot of irritation to sensitive eyes.We interviewed a board-certified dermatologist, an ophthalmologist, and two optometrists for their recommendations and commentary on the best mascaras for sensitive eyes. The experts we spoke to include: Give the lash line some space. Beauty vloggers love to tell people to apply their mascara right against the lash line for best results. Not only can this cause irritation by getting product in the eyes, but it’s the perfect storm for a bacterial infection. What Tarte refers to as “a push-up bra for your lashes,” the Lights, Camera, Lashes 4-in-1 mascara promises to lift, curl, lengthen and volumize your eyelashes.

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Sometimes, it’s just nice to treat yourself (and your lashes). The Westman Atelier Eye Love You Volumizing Clean Mascara features ingredients like sunflower seed wax, carnauba wax, and chicory root extract to strengthen lashes and extend wearability. Dr. Rose is a big fan of this fancy mascara. “This clean cosmetic is, of course, free of silicones, parabens, PEGs, phthalates, and synthetic fragrances, all of which can irritate your gentle eyes,” she explains. “Plant power for the win!”We appreciate that this mascara can be easily found at your local drugstore. Some folks have found this mascara to be a bit drying and flakes easily. Propylene glycol. A preservative alcohol substance added to cosmetics to help maintain product moisture. Dr. DeRosa recommends skipping waterproof mascara altogether if you have sensitive eyes. She explains that waterproof mascara is especially hard to remove, which means you have to scrub extra hard or use stronger cleansers to take it off at the end of the day. And this additional rubbing can result in irritation.

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Instantly plumps the look of your lashes. This hyaluronic acid, vitamin E and keratin enriched mascara adds a boost of hydration and shine. Works to hydrate and replenish dry and brittle lashes. It comes in two shades and a wand that’s a bit thinner than other volumizing mascaras you might see on the market. This mascara works well for a really natural lash look, but if you’re on the hunt for a mascara that will really add a lot of “wow” to your sparse lashes, this probably won’t do it for you. While we love the clean formula and nourishing ingredients in this mascara, we do notice that it tends to clump a bit after you apply more than one coat. We suggest using a lash comb after use to eliminate any clumps.

Neutrogena is one of the OG makeup brands, giving them years of experience, research and development behind their products. Their line of “healthy” mascaras are infused with vitamin E and olive oil to nourish the lashes while giving them a longer, healthier appearance.

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Cholesterol/Lanosterol Ester, Limnanthes Alba (Meadowfoam) Seed Oil, Olea Europaea (Olive) Fruit Oil, Prunus Dr. DeRosa feels the same. “‘Clean’ does not give you a real measure of what is in the mascara and whether it is better for sensitive eyes. 'Clean’ and ‘natural’ ingredients still can be irritating to sensitive eyes,” she explains. Instead of looking for a mascara that claims it's clean, she recommends opting for a mascara that claims it is hypoallergenic and ophthalmologist tested. Dr. Brissette is also not a fan of waterproof mascara for sensitive eyes. “It is so hard to take off that you end up pulling and tugging on the delicate eyelid skin and lashes, which can cause damage and irritation and even can cause the lashes to fall out,” she explains. She adds that it's common to think you've removed all of your waterproof mascara, but little particles can remain and eventually migrate into your eyes, causing additional irritation. If you suffer from sensitive eyes, you probably already know how much of a pain it can be to deal with mascara. From excessive smudging thanks to watery eyes to redness from an irritating formula, finding a mascara that won’t bother sensitive eyes can be a challenge.Clean mascara is better for sensitive eyes, in theory, but the term “clean” isn’t a regulated claim. Dr. Brissette explains that "clean" usually means the product doesn't include fragrances or dyes. However, "clean" can mean something different to every company, and a claim that a product is clean doesn't guarantee your eyes won't be irritated by it, she adds. Mascara can irritate the eyes for a few reasons. Dr. DeRosa explains that a common culprit is the preservatives in mascara. These ingredients can cause irritation to both your eyes and the delicate skin around your eyes. “Mascara can also irritate the eyes and cause infection by harboring a growth of bacteria within the applicator (this is why I recommend replacing every three months),” Dr. DeRosa adds. P.S.- During consumer testing, this formula with Rice Protein was shown to extend lashes up to twice their length! close cap tightly. Apply carefully, do not dilute with any additive, and treat the applicator in a hygienic This mascara offers all the perks with none of the parabens. Clinique High Impact mascara creates lusher, plusher eyelashes while gentle on sensitive eyes and skin.