If your eyes feel like they're losing their mojo lately, it's probably due to your unending use of screens. No surprise there. Mobile phone addiction is so severe, 20% of adults start “using” within five minutes of waking up.
Who doesn't love getting glammed up with false eyelashes. When applying falsies, technique and safety are paramount. The makeup trend-du-jour is to apply/glue fake eyelashes underneath the lash line, on the waterline. And we're here to put the kibosh on that method.
As Seen in March 2020 issue of Modern Optometry Magazine The nexus between eye care and beauty is a hot topic, and the growing concern regarding so-called toxic beauty and life-style choices is converging at optometrists’ offices.
You heard right. “Mermaid Tears" are a new makeup trend and application where eye shadow (the brighter & more glittery the better) is isolated around the punctum, aka the tear duct. According to fashion mags, this is the new eye makeup trend every It-Girl is wearing. Hmm… Eye makeup intentionally applied in the tear duct can’t be a good thing.
Indeed the coveted carbon bling has found its way into every part of popular culture and science, from haute couture to medical technology to solar panels.
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Amy Gallant
Amy is the Executive Director and Co-Creator of the Tear Film & Ocular Surface Society (TFOS). Amy has many responsibilities, including but not limited to, promoting worldwide awareness of TFOS, fundraising and sponsorship strategies, directing the development & oversight of TFOS meetings & events, managing & overseeing all marketing, branding & promotional activity, coordinating and supervising the work of TFOS consultants & communicating with the TFOS Corporate Advisory Board.
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