Lorrainelola
Well-Known Member
Morning,
I have been doing lash extensions since May and haven't had a problem until now. I always do a patch test at least 24 hrs before to make sure the client isn't allergic to the glue or the lashes.
Anyway I did a patch test on Friday and the full set on Saturday. client has rung today to say that this morning one of her eyes is very bloodshot. I asked how the lashes felt, thinking perhaps one was too close to the eyelid, although I am careful not to let this happen. She said the lashes and her lid felt fine but that the eye was very bloodshot. I said I could take them out tonight and that she should see a Dr. I thought a bloodshot eye was due to a burst blood vessel which is something happening inside the eye.
Also although I have taken out lashes when clients come for an infill I have never taken out a full set and even when doing just a few lashes it seems to take ages to debond. I use a gel debonder and am concerned about removing them as don't want to make the eye worse. I know a Dr will say straight away that they have to come out. My client says she is quite reluctant to have them taken out as thy actual lashes/eyelid doesn't hurt. Oh she said the the bloodshot is at the bottom of her eye.
Any suggestions as to why this may have happened or is it just a coincidence? My hubby woke up one morning with a dreadfully bloodshot eye for no reason. So I know it can happen. I did read that it can be eyestrain or stress or even lack of sleep.
Help please, this is the first thing that has gone really wrong for me.
Many thanks
Lorraine x
I have been doing lash extensions since May and haven't had a problem until now. I always do a patch test at least 24 hrs before to make sure the client isn't allergic to the glue or the lashes.
Anyway I did a patch test on Friday and the full set on Saturday. client has rung today to say that this morning one of her eyes is very bloodshot. I asked how the lashes felt, thinking perhaps one was too close to the eyelid, although I am careful not to let this happen. She said the lashes and her lid felt fine but that the eye was very bloodshot. I said I could take them out tonight and that she should see a Dr. I thought a bloodshot eye was due to a burst blood vessel which is something happening inside the eye.
Also although I have taken out lashes when clients come for an infill I have never taken out a full set and even when doing just a few lashes it seems to take ages to debond. I use a gel debonder and am concerned about removing them as don't want to make the eye worse. I know a Dr will say straight away that they have to come out. My client says she is quite reluctant to have them taken out as thy actual lashes/eyelid doesn't hurt. Oh she said the the bloodshot is at the bottom of her eye.
Any suggestions as to why this may have happened or is it just a coincidence? My hubby woke up one morning with a dreadfully bloodshot eye for no reason. So I know it can happen. I did read that it can be eyestrain or stress or even lack of sleep.
Help please, this is the first thing that has gone really wrong for me.
Many thanks
Lorraine x