What to do if your eyelids are allergic and swollen

When it comes to eyelid allergies and redness, I believe most people are familiar with it, because at least in our daily lives, eyelid allergies and redness will occur due to some reasons. However, when eyelid allergies and redness occur occasionally, most people don’t really care, because they think it’s just a coincidence; but if our bodies often have eyelid allergies and redness, we should pay attention to it. So, what should you do if your eyelids are allergic and red?

Most people are not clear about the above question, but on the other hand, most people are very eager to know more about it. The occurrence of eyelid allergy and redness is actually related to many reasons. It may be caused by low immunity or infection. So, let’s talk in detail about what to do if your eyelids are allergic and red and swollen.

(1) Do not sleep on your stomach. Sleeping on your stomach allows body fluids to flow to your eyes, and you should sleep face up.

(2) Keep your chin elevated while sleeping. Using 2-3 pillows to elevate your head can prevent fluid from accumulating around your eyes.

(3) Eat less salt. Eating too much salt will cause the body to retain more water, which will be concentrated in the thin skin around the eyes. Reducing salt intake can prevent puffy eye circles.

(4) Apply ice water to the eye circles. Soak a cotton ball in water, wring it dry and apply it to your eyelids for 5-10 minutes, or place a frozen ice pack on your eyelids for 10 minutes every morning.

(5) Try using water-soluble (non-oil-containing) skin care products, including oil-free eye makeup remover.

(6) Be sure to completely remove eye makeup before going to bed. This task is more difficult than you think. Because even if some women don't wear makeup for a few days, there may still be residual makeup at the bottom of the eyelashes, and these residual makeup roots may run into the eyes while sleeping, so use a cotton ball dipped in makeup remover to wipe until there is no trace of makeup on the cotton ball;

(7) You can try using eye gel that contains plant extracts. You can use eye gel as a primer before applying makeup to keep your eyes moisturized, make wrinkles less noticeable, and make tired eyes feel comfortable.

From a makeup perspective, too much foundation and concealer can actually make eye bags more noticeable. The less makeup you use to conceal your eye bags, the less noticeable they will be. You can apply a small amount of eye cream or eye gel, then apply foundation, and finally apply transparent powder on the swollen areas to finish the makeup.

The seven methods introduced in detail above are effective methods to solve eyelid allergies and redness, and these methods are very effective in treating eyelid allergies and redness. So if we encounter eyelid allergies and redness in the future, we might as well try these methods to reduce redness and swelling. Generally, you can see the results in a short time.