Soon after I publshed a criticism on the
fallacy of keeping mascara and eyeliner on overnight, Paula Begoun
noted, "a basic remedy for puffy, irritated, crepey skin around the eyes was being sure to remove every last trace of eye makeup before you go to bed" and recommended using an eye makeup remover in addition to a water-soluble cleanser.

Artificial tears - a must in your makeup kitOn a related issue, I recently had some inflammation along the lower eyelid. I quit wearing eye makeup on the lower lid, applied
artificial tears

(not eye drops formulated with steroids) and an
eye ointment

, and began washing my hands more thoroughly. I use hand sanitizers like
Purell

only sparingly, as I take seriously the fact that bacteria and microbes will mutate into more resistant strains in response to antiseptics.
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