Lash baths are the best way to care for extensions and properly remove mascara.
An ophthalmologist and dermatologist explain how to do them.
So its good that recent times have seen new popularity in the term lash bath.
And the best part is that the additional skin care step benefits everyonenot just those with lash extensions.
What is a lash bath?
Traditional face washes contain ingredients that are too harsh for the delicate eye area, says Dr. Lancer.
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We only get one set of eyes, and proper care is critical to ensure ocular health.
If you harm the skin or lashes, you put your eyes in harms way, too.
Why are lash baths important?
In the past, it has been assumed that lash baths are for just those with extensions.
However, Dr. Hilal-Campo says its not exclusive and should be done by all each night.
Dont use anything with sharp bristles, as they can damage your eyes, warns Dr. Hilal-Campo.
Keep it simple and rinse thoroughly with warm water when youre done, says Dr. Lancer.
Hypochlorous acid is naturally found in the body and helps rid of bacteria, explains the ophthalmologist.
If you do have lash extensions, then youre advised to stay away from oil-based products.
Additionally, she warns to stay away from products that contain aqueous solution.
And following the bath, optimal eyecare is encouraged.
To further promote lash health, incorporate a lash serum into your nighttime skincare routine, says Dr. Lancer.
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