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MoonDragon's Health & Wellness
EYE DISORDERS & PROBLEMS
THINNING EYELASHES




BASIC INFORMATION


"For Informational Use Only"
For more detailed information contact your health care provider
about options that may be available for your specific situation.


DESCRIPTION

Many problems can lead to a thinning or even the total loss of the eyelashes. Among these are allergies, especially contact allergies to eye makeup; the use of certain drugs; exposure to environmental toxins; hypothyroidism; eye surgery; a poor diet and/or nutritional deficiencies; and trauma. Eyelash loss may part of a condition called alopecia areata. There are other possible causes too, ranging from hormone problems (rare) to pulling the hairs out as a nervous habit.

A person with eyelash loss should be evaluated by your health care provider and possibly a dermatologist to determine the cause. If you have alopecia, waiting it out is usually recommended, as regrowth is expected. Topical remedies usually don't work, and corticosteriods (prednisone) has too many side-effects for its short-lived benefit.





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CAUSES OF THINNING EYELASHES

  • Often, thinning eyelashes are caused by natural factors like aging which weakens hair follicles and makes them brittle. Therefore they lose their strength and are easily broken.


  • Thinning eyelashes can occur as a result of poor diet and maintenance of eyes and the nearby areas. Nutritional deficiencies can also be another cause for thinning eyelashes.


  • The thickness and length of your eyelashes is also determined by heredity.


  • Hormonal disturbances and stress can affect growth of your eyelashes.


  • External factors such as hypothyroidism, eye surgery, continuous exposure to chemicals and toxins, etc. can also have detrimental effect on your eyelashes.


  • Eye lashes, eye brows and hair is often lost with chemotherapy during cancer treatments. Once treatments are completed, lost hair, including eye brows and lashes, should grow back.


  • Another common cause of thinning eyelashes is prolonged usage of eye makeup, which may lead to certain types of allergies.


  • Even an involuntary habit of pulling the hairs of your eyelashes can deplete their length and thickness.


  • DEEPER CAUSE OF THINNING EYELASHES

    Thinning eyelashes can be the beginning symptoms of a condition called alopecia areata. It is always advisable to consult an eye care or health care provider and seek remedies for this condition.

    MoonDragon's ObGyn Information: Alopecia (Hair Loss)





    TREATMENTS FOR THINNING EYELASHES

    There are cosmetic or topical preparations available in the market that claim to provide permanent solutions to thinning eyelashes. Constant research is being undertaken by companies to develop suitable products to give you permanent relief.

  • Folligen cream and Emu oil are combined to combat thinning eyelashes. Within a couple of months, you can feel the difference in your eyelashes. Folligen has the ability to improve vitality of hair follicles and Emu oil is reported to activate 80% of dormant hair follicles and make them grow.

    Herbal Remedies: Pure Emu Oil, 100% Pure, Naturally Refined, 8 fl. oz.
    Thunder Ridge's Pure Emu Oil is a natural skin softener and protector. This pure Emu Oil supports skin hydration and elasticity and improves skin surface blood flow & healing.



  • A product of Jan Marini Skin Research, Age Intervention Eyelash, is claimed to enhance the appearance of eyelashes. This product is mascara that can be used to make your eyelashes appear thicker, longer, and lusher.




  • You can opt to have false eyelashes fitted, but they can be too heavy and can cause discomfort to you. They might irritate your sensitive skin.




  • These are only a few selections of false eyelash products available through Amazon.com. To find more products, use the search box further down on the page and put in a product you want to find and purchase.


    APPLYING FALSE EYELASHES

    Today's false eyelashes are more natural looking when you learn how to apply false eyelashes following simple steps. There are dozens and dozens of brands to choose from, and several types of lashes (full set, clumps, or individual lashes). This array of choices will make it easy to apply false eye lashes, and achieve the look you want to create.

    Full sets are the easiest to apply, and individual lashes the hardest since they require a very steady hand. When you are first learning how to apply false eyelashes you should practice several times, and wear them at home before venturing out into the world. You will get to understand how they feel and whether you are applying enough adhesive to last through whatever event you want to wear them to.

    Whether you spent 1.99 or 199.00, whether you buy human hair or mink, learning how to apply false eyelashes can make all the difference.

    1. The first step and maybe the most important one when applying false eyelashes is to start with clean eye lids. The adhesive (glue ) will not stick to oil so be sure to use an oil-free eye makeup remover. Be sure not to use any oil-based makeup near your eyes.

    2. The next step in applying false eyelashes is to choose a color and a length. For a natural look, stick with a color that matches your own shade of lashes. Blondes and light color haired gals can go with a light brown color, but all other gals should use dark brown or black. For a glamorous evening look everyone can go with black. Most false eyelashes will need to be trimmed, as the lashes are too long for most women. Be sure to trim just a little at a time. Then test run them by holding them on your eyelid and seeing how well they fit across your lid. You will probably have to trim the length as well. Be sure to curve them across your lid. Take off one or two lashes at a time to get just the right fit. Be sure they don't extend past your eyelid as this will be very uncomfortable. Do all your trimming before applying the adhesive. Sharp scissors will do the trick.

    3. Third step in applying false eyelashes is to add adhesive to the false eyelashes. Try applying them with a dark lash glue. The dark glue helps define the lash line. Don't use too much. Putting some on paper and using a toothpick can help. Let the adhesive become tacky, (this only takes about a minute), before applying the false eyelashes to your own eyelash line. Remember to never put the false eyelash adhesive directly on your own eyelid. The adhesive is meant only to be applied to the false eyelash itself. You certainly don't want glue in your eye, and your certainly don't want to glue your eye shut either!

    4. While looking in the mirror, start applying your false eyelashes at the inside corner, press and hold the false eyelashes as close to your own lash line as possible If you feel your fingers are too big for this step you can use tweezers. Be very careful not to poke yourself in the eye.

    5. If you are using individual lashes or clumps, start at the outside and work toward the inner eye. You will only need a couple of individual lashes or clumps to achieve a natural look.

    6. After apply the false eyelashes and letting them dry, take an eyelash curler and gently curl your new false eyelashes along with you own lashes.

    7. To unify the look of your new lashes apply liquid eyeliner over both. No mascara needed.

    8. When you want to remove the false eyelashes, be gentle. Because your eye lids are so sensitive don't pull your false eyelashes off without the use of eye makeup remover. Let the remover soak in for a couple of minutes. The oil will loosen the strip.

    9. To use your false eyelashes again, clean them according to the manufacturer's directions. Be sure to pull off any remaining glue. Let them dry completely before putting them.

    Wearing false eyelashes only on special occasions will keep your eyes from developing an infection or an irritation from the adhesive. Remember, practice makes perfect. Learning how to apply false eyelashes and correctly applying them can lift your spirits and make you feel beautiful.

  • The most common and preferred treatment for thinning eyelashes is a continued application of mascara. You need to take care of a few points while applying mascara. The focus should always be on the base of your eyelashes. You should apply it evenly, without putting too much on the tips of the eyelashes. Mascara is highly sought after by older women to add more sparkle to their eyes. The contour of the eyes gets a facelift by a proper application of mascara. Consider using a mascara that is hypoallergenic.


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    EYELASH CURLERS

    Eyelash curlers are mechanical devices that bend the eyelashes, causing your eyes to appear larger and lashes longer. Use an eyelash curler before you apply mascara. There are several different eyelash curlers on the market. One of the best is the Tweezerman Super Curl Eyelash Curler with a no-stick rubber pad you can warm with a blow dryer for a longer lasting curl. To use, press lashes gently with the curler. For a natural look, repeat three times, each time moving away from the lash line.



    MASCARA TIPS

    some women are troubled by running or smudging caused by excessive water content in mascara. To avoid this, some companies add chemical solvents to absorb excess water. But, you need to be wary while using such a product as it will make your eyelashes dry and weak, thus increasing the risk of thinning it further. If you are already worried about thinning eyelashes, then choosing the right mascara and deciding the appropriate duration of application can be a quite an undertaking task for you! Always keep in mind the drawbacks of using mascara.

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  • Palladio Herbal Mascara: This product is a unique blend of natural waxes that aid in strengthening and thickening your eyelashes; the other ingredients like herbs help tone them up. This product comes in a unique package suitable for special users like contact lens users.


  • Herbal Thickening Mascara: This mascara is produced to cater to your problems like thinning eyelashes. It comprises ingredients that moisturize, condition, and thicken your thin eyelashes as it contains mostly natural substances like rice wax, chamomile flower extract, green tea leaf extract, and beeswax.

    Herbal Lengthening Mascara: Similar to the previous product, this mascara is intended to build the length and thickness of your thin eyelashes. Other than the above-mentioned ingredients, this contains acacia Senegal gum, vitamin E, and xanthum gum.

    Here are 6 different herbal mascara selections in a choice of brown or black, thickening & lengthening.



    Additionally, making sure that your eyes, themselves, look good as this will draw attention away from your thinning lashes. When your eyes look good people are drawn to them and will not even notice that your lashes may be thin.

    Once you perfect the look of your lashes you may want to minimize dark circles under your eyes as well. Even the most attractive eyes and lashes can be marginalized by the distraction of dark circles under them. Dark circles under the eyes tend to increase with aging because of issues with the skin and capillaries under the eyes. Additional factors could be more stress and less sleep. It is always a good idea to have a health care provider look at chronic problems with thinning lashes and dark circles under the eyes first. However, these problems are not usually a cause for alarm. There are promising new treatments available to diminish these dark patches under your eyes.

    OTHER PRODUCTS

    Here are a few other products that claim they help this condition:



    For example there is a new product called Eyederma, made by a company named Optimal Therapeutics, which is specially formulated with rich ingredients to lessen dark circles under your eyes without expensive surgery. The company recently reported positive responses from many woman to their product. Eyederma may be one more tool in your cabinet to help keep you looking more radiant and vibrant especially around your eyes. This product is a topical eye creme and is easy to apply, in contrast to some other concealers and foundation products. It certainly seems worth looking into and can be found at better online stores like Amazon.com and Your fitness center.







    COSMETIC SURGERY

    PERMANENT EYELASHES - EYELASH TRANSPLANT SURGERY


    For thick, lush eyelashes, women have traditionally turned to mascara, false lashes, even extensions. But these options may not be helpful if eyelashes are thinning, or completely gone. Absent or underdeveloped eyelashes are now being restored using advanced hair transplantation techniques. Eyelash transplants were originally developed for patients who suffered burns or congenital malformations of the eye. However, an increasing number of patients are requesting the procedure for cosmetic purposes.

    Eyelash transplantation is a delicate, microsurgical procedure, done under local anesthesia and light sedation. The surgeon removes 50-100 hair follicles from the back of the patient's scalp and then places them one by one into the patient's eyelids. Once safely transplanted and established, the transplanted lashes continue to grow and eventually require some maintenance. Just like head hair, they need to be trimmed regularly and sometimes curled.

    Costs are typically $6000-$7000 or approximately $3000 per eye. Recovery time is about a week to ten days with the lashes starting to grow at about 3-6 months.

    People of all ages are turning to this new procedure. Young women who have been wearing popular eyelash extensions are finding they can traumatize the hair follicle and cause permanent eyelash thinning. It is also common to experience eyelash thinning with age so as people get older, more are seeking out this new cosmetic restoration.

    For more information, see www.californiahairsurgeon.com.





    HOLISTIC RECOMMENDATIONS & NUTRITION


    RECOMMENDATIONS

  • Gently rub castor oil, linseed (flaxseed) oil, or vitamin E oil on your eyelashes and into your eyelids at bedtime. This helps to thicken the lashes and promote normal growth.


  • Vitamin E Oil, 80% Mixed Tocopherols, Vegetarian, NOW Foods, 4 fl. oz.
    NOW Foods Vitamin E Oil is often used topically on the skin as a skin softener and healer.

    Vitamin E Oil, D-Alpha Tocopherol, Vegetarian, 100% Natural, NOW Foods, 32,000 IU, 1 oz.
    NOW Foods Vitamin E Oil is often used topically on the skin as a skin softener and healer.

    Castor Oil, Expeller Pressed, NOW Foods, 100% Pure, 16 fl. oz.
    Castor Oil can be taken internally for its laxative effect or be applied to the skin as a softener.

    Barlean's Flax Oil, 100% Highest Lignan Content, Organic, Pesticide & Herbicide Free, 16 fl. oz.
    Barlean's Flax Oil contains 25 % more lignan bearing flax particulate than competing brands. Barlean's Flax Oil is one of the Nation's Top-10 Best Selling Health Products. Lignans are a highly studied and researched class of plant chemical (phytochemical) and a form of insoluble fiber that have recently come to the forefront of nutritional research. Compelling studies funded by the National Cancer Institute have shown that lignans may possess impressive preventative properties. Research has established that the amount of lignans present in human blood samples is directly related to the amount of lignan rich producing foods consumed. When flaxseed was compared to other lignan rich producing foods, it was found to have 200-800 times more lignan precursors. By using the Barlean's Bio-Electron process the flax particulates (high in lignan precursors) is retained in the oil, offering nature's richest source of these valuable plant chemicals.





    NUTRITIONAL SUPPLEMENT RECOMMENDATIONS

    The following nutrients are important for healing once appropriate local treatment has been administered. Unless otherwise specified, the following recommended doses are for those over the age of 18. For a child between 12 and 17 years old, reduce the dose to 3/4 the recommended amount. For a child between 6 and 12 years old, use 1/2 the recommended dose, and for a child under 6, use 1/4 the recommended amount.

    NUTRIENTS
    Supplement Suggested Dosage Comments
    Vitamin A 25,000 IU daily. If you are pregnant, do not exceed 10,000 IU daily. Promotes healthy skin and hair.
    Vitamin A, 10,000 IU, 100% Natural, Nature's Way, 100 Softgels,
    Plus
    Natural Beta-Carotene
    Or
    Carotenoid Complex
    As directed on label. Needed for all eye disorders.
    Beta Carotene (Natural Dunaliella Salina), Nature's Way, 100% Natural, 25,000 IU, 100 Softgels,
    Multi-Carotene Antioxidant, Nature's Way, 60 Softgels
    Plus
    Lutein
    As directed on label. Lutein can help protect the retina from harmful ultraviolet (UV) light and free radicals. Needed for all eye disorders.
    Lutein Supplement, Nature's Way, 20 mg, 60 Softgels,
    Lutein Esters, 20 mg, 60 Softgels
    And
    Zeaxanthin
    As directed on label. Needed for all eye disorders.
    Visi Clear With Lutein, Bilberry, Zeaxanthin & Lycopene,
    Vitamin B Complex 50-100 mg daily. The B Vitamins help prevent loss of eyelashes.
    Ultimate B (Vitamin B Complex), Nature's Secret, 60 Tabs,
    Vitamin B-100 Complex, w/ Coenzyme B-2, Nature's Way, 631 mg, 100 Caps
    Plus Extra
    Vitamin B-2 (Riboflavin)
    As directed on label. The B vitamins help prevent loss of eyelashes.
    Vitamin B-100 Complex, w/ Coenzyme B-2, Nature's Way, 631 mg, 100 Caps,
    Vitamin B-2 (Riboflavin), 100% Natural, 100 mg, 100 Caps
    Plus Extra
    Vitamin B-3 (Niacin)
    As directed on label. The B Vitamins help prevent loss of eyelashes. Caution: Do not take niacin if you have a liver disorder, gout, or high blood pressure.
    Niacin Supplement (Vitamin B-3), 100% Natural, Nature's Way, 100 mg, 100 Caps
    Plus
    Brewer's Yeast
    2 Tablespoons daily. An excellent source of protein and a good source of B-vitamins.
    Brewer's Yeast, Debittered, NOW Foods, 1 lb.,
    Brewer's Yeast, NOW Foods, 650 mg, 200 Tabs





    EYE CARE SUPPLEMENTS & PRODUCTS

    Information, supplements and products for eye-related problems.

    Beta Carotene (Natural Dunaliella Salina), 100% Natural, Nature's Way, 25,000 IU, 100 Softgels

    Nature's Way Beta Carotene is 100% all natural from Dunaliella Salina.
    CamoClear Soothing Eye Wash, Herbal Eye Wash, CamoCare, 10 Single Use Droppers

    CamoClear Soothing Herbal Eye wash gives you instant, natural and long lasting relief for dry, tired or irritated eyes, due to dust, pollen, pollution, smoke irritants, sun glare, wind, swimming, air conditioning/heating and computer work.
    Clear Eye Herbal Tea, 20 Tea Bags

    To nurture the eye and pacify the nervous system, protect retina, and improve eyesight.
    Clear Eye & Sharp Ear, TCM Formula, Shanze Xiaozhi, 60 Caps

    Clear Eye & Sharp Ear Chinese Formulas are made of extracts from astragalus root, pueraria root, seashore vitex, common peony root, cimicifuge, phellodendron, licorice, cnidium, Chinese angelica root (Dong Quai) and ginseng.
    Digestive Enzymes, 750 mg, 100 Caps

    Since cooking destroys many of the digestive enzymes in food, taking plant fiber-based digestive enzymes aids in digesting even the heaviest meal.
    Dry Eye Relief Eye Drops, Homeopathic, 0.33 fl. oz.

    Eye Doctor recommended Similasan Eye Drops for dry, red eyes stimulate the eye's natural ability to fight dryness and clear redness due to smog, stress, age, contact lens wear, etc.
    Essential Fatty Acids, By Deborah Lee

    "Woodland Health Series". Describes the benefits and functions of the three essential fatty acids, linoleic acid, linolenic acid and arachidonic acid.
    EyeFactor HAÖ for Healthy Vision with HA, Hyalogic, 120 Count

    Hyaluronic acid makes up 95% of the fluid inside the eye. Acts as a shock absorber for the eye and also serves to transport nutrients into the eye.
    Eye Support Formula With Bilberry, Lutein & Antioxidants, NOW Foods, 60 Caps

    NOW "Health Care Provider Recommended" Eye Support Formula eye supplement offers a full range of antioxidant nutrients which may aid in maintaining some visual functions with Lutein and Bilberry.
    Fisol Fish Oil Supplement, EPA DHA, Enteric Coated, Nature's Way, 500 mg, 90 Softgels

    Fisol, enteric coated, fish oil supplement delivers 30% EPA and 20% DHA. The unique coating withstands stomach acid so Fisol dissolves in the small intestine and maximizes the body's absorption of Omega-3 Essential Fatty Acids.
    Magnesium Citrate Complex, Nature's Way, 250 mg, 100 Caps

    Nature's Way Magnesium Citrate is an advanced chelate from which enhances absorption of magnesium by providing excellent solubility.
    Nature's Way Ginkgold Eyes Plus Lutein, 20 mg, Vegetarian, Eye Supplement, 60 Caps

    Nature's Way Ginkgold eye supplement supports visual function and is the only Ginkgo extract shown to stimulate activity in all areas of the brain
    Neuromins DHA Supplement (Docosahexaenoic Acid), Nature's Way, 100 mg, 60 Softgels

    Neuromins brand high quality DHA Supplement is sourced from microalgae and fortified with Vitamin C and E.
    Once Daily Multi-Vitamin With Iron, All Natural, Lactose Free, Nature's Way, 100 Tabs

    Nature's Way Daily Multi Vitamin with Iron provides many of the essential nutrients that modern diets may lack. They are useful for protection, growth and maintenance of body systems as they age.
    Selenium, 100% Natural, 200 mcg, 100 Caps

    Selenium is an essential component of glutathione, the body's most potent natural antioxidant system. It is a popular choice in many antioxidant regimens.
    Synthovial Seven, Pure Hyaluronic Acid, Hyalogic, 1 oz.

    Hyaluronic Acid (HA) has been proven by numerous medical studies to alleviate pain and suffering from arthritis of the knee and other joints.
    Taurine, Free Form, NOW Foods, 500 mg, 100 Caps

    Taurine is a conditionally essential amino acid which is not utilized in protein synthesis, but is mainly found free in most tissues, especially throughout the nervous system.
    Visi Clear With Lutein, Bilberry, Zeaxanthin & Lycopene, 60 Caps

    Visi Clear Eye Vitamin with Lutein and Bilberry is one of the few products that provide both lutein and whole kale and Zeaxanthin, another powerful carotenoid, to maximize antioxidant activity.
    Vision Formula With Lutein & Bilberry, Eye Supplement, 60 Caps

    Vision formula with Lutein & Bilberry Eye Supplement supports normal eye function by utilizing Lutein, a key carotenoid found in fruits and vegetables, which protects the retina by blocking harmful blue light.
    Vitamin A, 100% Natural, Nature's Way, 100 Softgels

    Nature's Way Vitamin A is 100% natural from fish liver oil. It contains no artificial ingredients or preservatives.
    Vitamin B-12 Supplements & Products

    An assortment of various B-12 products.
    Zinc Chelate, 100% Natural, Zinc Supplement, Nature's Way, 30 mg, 100 Caps

    Nature's Way chelated Zinc supplement is 100% natural chelated with an advanced amino acid complex for superior absorption.





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  • NOTIFY YOUR MIDWIFE OR HEALTH CARE PROVIDER IF...


  • You or a family member (such as a child) is having problems distinguishing colors or find colors confusing. This member may need to be tested for color blindness.


  • You or a family member are having problems with vision and/or you suspect an infection. Call your health care provider immediately if you experience severe eye pain or a sudden change in your vision, such as loss of vision or double vision.


  • You have any increase of symptoms. You may need frequent changes in your eyeglass prescription. If you have blurred or double vision that develops slowly; are having a problem seeing because of daytime glare or have difficulty driving at night because of glare from headlights, you need to see your health care provider.


  • You have any unexpected or unusual symptoms. There may be underlying health issues that need to be addressed.


  • Are having vision problems that are affecting your ability to perform daily activities.


  • Call your child's health care provider if your baby does not look directly at or respond readily to faces or large, colorful objects by age 2 to 3 months or if your child scowls, squints, or shields his or her eyes more than expected when in sunlight, or light seems to hurt your child's eyes.


  • You and your family members should have your eyesight checked regularly by your health care provider to rule out any problems and to receive a prescription for contacts or eyeglasses, if they are needed. Preserve you vision... it is very important.





  • TYPES OF EYE PROBLEMS & DISORDERS

    Maintaining Healthy Eyes
    Bags Under The Eyes
    Bitot's Spots
    Blepharitis
    Bloodshot Eyes
    Blurred Vision
    Cataracts
    Colorblindness
    Conjunctivitis (Pinkeye)
    Corneal Ulcer
    Diabetic Retinopathy
    Dimness or Loss of Vision
    Dry Eyes
    Eyestrain
    Floaters
    Glaucoma
    Itchy or Tired Eyes
    Macular Degeneration
    Mucus In The Eyes
    Photophobia
    Pinkeye
    Retinal Edema
    Retinal Hemorrhage
    Retinitis Pigmentosa
    Scotoma
    Shingles (Herpes Zoster)
    Stye
    Thinning Eyelashes
    Ulcerated Eye
    Ulcerated Eyelid
    Vascular Retinopathy
    Xerophthalmia





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