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Karmen G.

Jan 13, 2014

Karmen G.

I realised that everytime I use some kind of eyeshadow my eyes become sore and red.. My makeup is new, there is no more that one year that it's bought. Is it just me or what? I don't understand why is that happening. Does anyone have a similar problem?

Shan S.

Jan 13, 2014

Shan S.

It might be all the talc in the makeup that you are using. It sound like you are having an allergic reaction to the makeup. The reason that it's happening in you eyes as opposed to your skin is because you have less protection on your eyes and the fumes from the chemicals in the makeup are being directly absorbed through your eyes. I would stop using the products that you are using and switch to natural brands of makeup. Try something like Urban Decay, Cargo, Tarte, Korres, or even Almay or Physician's Formula if you're looking for something cheaper. I personally have bad reactions to products with too much talc, but your reactions could be based on a totally different ingredient. I would buy some good quality natural makeup and KEEP THE RECIEPT! Try it for three days and return it and try something else if you have any type of reactions. If you buy your products from Sephora, Ulta, Macy's or any type of higher end store, they will allow you to return your products even if you've used them.

Karmen G.

Jan 13, 2014

Karmen G.

I live in Europe and I don't have an opportunity to buy those brands of makeup. I should find something else in here. I also don't have an opportunity to try makeup at home and if it's not good return it back :/ Thankyou so much for help!

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