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For the nearly 20 perent of women
in the U.S. who wear contact lenses,
using eye makeup can be an un-
settling experience.
Rather than accentuating the nat-
ural beauty of their eyes, eye makeup
becomes the lens wearers' biggest
enemy, causing annoying and uncom-
fortable eye irritations.
"But contact lens wearers needn't
suffer from their eye makeup or swear
off it entirely," says Avon Fashion and
Beauty Director Kathleen Walas. "Fol-
lowing some basic rules allows lens
wearers to use eye makeup safely and
comfortably:"
Wash hands before inserting or
removing lenses.
Make sure shadow is applied with
a sponge tip applicator rather than
a cotton swab. Fibers from cotton
swabs tend to shed and could get in
the eye.
Apply eyeliner or eye pencil on the
outside of the lid, not the inner rim.
Don't share eyeshadow or mascara
with others.
Look for waterproof mascara lab-
eled "hypoallergenic," "ophthalmo-
logist-tested" and "fragrance-free."
Replace mascara every three
months.
Don't dilute mascara to make it last
longer. Bacteria could grow in the
product and cause an eye irritation.
Remove lenses before removing eye
makeup.
Thinning Tricks
When people meet you for the first
time, they form up to eleven different
opinions of you in just 60 seconds!
Things like how attractive you are,
how much money you make and even
your moral character. All based solely
on how you look.
If you are currently involved in a
weight loss program, you may have
an "I'll worry about how I look after
I lose weight" mind set. But how you
look now affects how you and other
people perceive you. And looking
good while you diet improves your
chances of sticking to your goal.
The following image updating tips
will help you pull together your best
image now.
• A spritz of hairspray at the roots