3 Ways the Fall Season Could Be Exacerbating Your Dry Eye
Though it’s always sad to see summer go, many of us love autumn for a respite in humidity, a return to favorite fall-weather activities (hello, apple picking!), and a reason...
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3 Facts to Know About Eyelashes
1. Eyelashes are your eyes’ first line of defense. If something’s too close to your eyes, your lashes act as a built-in warning mechanism and help trigger your lids to...
Caffeine Is the Industry Go-To For Undereye Puffiness — Here’s Why It Shouldn’t Be
If you’ve been searching for a solution to eye bags, you’ve definitely seen eye creams and treatments formulated with caffeine. The marketing will say that it helps “wake up tired...
Why You Should Never Use a Retinol Eye Cream, Plus 6 Eye-Safe Anti-Aging Treatments to Try
For many, the delicate eye area is first to reveal signs of aging. This makes sense — not only is the skin around the eye about sixty percent thinner than...
Yes, It’s True: Your Eyes Can Get Sunburned
You already know the importance of wearing sunscreen all year, but it’s easiest to remember that when we’re all enjoying time spent outside enjoying sunny summer days. But just as...
5 Reasons Hypochlorous Acid Is Worthy of Being a Staple of Your Routine
Sometimes, the name of an ingredient can make you judge it harshly before getting to know it. But as intimidating as hypochlorous acid may sound, it’s actually an incredibly gentle...
How to Care for Dry Eyes
More than ever, people are suffering from dry, irritated, red eyes that may be itchy or have a sandy, gritty, foreign body sensation. Paradoxically, some dry eye patients can actually...
Are Lash Lifts Safe?
Is it safe to do an eyelash lift at home? NO! It is never safe to do an eyelash lift at home. With an at home eyelash lift, you are gluing...
Do Eyelashes Age?
As we age, our eyelashes begin to thin. Our eyelashes, like the hair on our head, have hair follicles and go through stages of continued regrowth throughout our lives. They...
Tips for Dry Eyes
Dry, irritated, red eyes have become more prevalent during the time of COVID due to our mask - wearing and increased screen time. Here are some things we can do...