Can we use face scrubs on eyelids? (beauty query)

If you have been using scrubs on your eyelids, read this now.

By: Bhakti Paun Sharma | | Updated: July 19, 2017 5:29 pm

My eyelids look dark. How do I care for them? Can I use scrub on my eyelids and then massage just like a facial to make the skin lighter. Please advise.

Eyelids are the most sensitive area on your face. Utmost care needs to be taken if you want to maintain their beauty and keep them healthy. If you wear a lot of makeup, avoid it whenever you can. Follow a good cleansing routine each time. Beauty expert Aashmeen Munjal, owner Star Salon n Spa Delhi suggests how to care for your eyelids:

Firstly, never ever use scrub on your eyelids. Not only is the skin on your eyelids delicate and sensitive, even your eyelashes are affected due to excessive makeup and use of beauty products. Eyelids usually don’t need exfoliation. Hence using scrub over the eyelid area during facials is a big no. Read: 7 reasons to remove make-up before you sleep.

Also, the face scrub used during facials isn’t ideal for the eyelid skin. It is too harsh for it. If you suffer from eyebrow dandruff or dry skin around your eyelids, you can use a mild scrub. For this, take a scrub that is not very granular like a mild apricot scrub. In a small portion of the scrub, mix some moisturiser and massage it gently on your eyelids. While massaging the scrub, always move clockwise. Dry eyelids can be due to Vitamin A deficiency. Read more about it.

If you have scanty eyelashes or your eyelashes shed a lot means you have weak roots. Avoid using any kind of products around the eyes in this case. If you have thick eyelashes and no shedding but suffer from dryness, the above mixture can be used. Using an aloe vera gel or mask is ideal for eyelid care. Read: What your eyes indicate about your health.

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Published : February 20, 2017 3:30 pm | Updated:July 19, 2017 5:29 pm

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