How I Remove Eye Makeup | Eye Doctor Explains 

This is my technique for removing my eye makeup, that doesn't mean you have to change your technique if your eyes are healthy and you aren't having problems. The most important thing is that you remove your makeup nightly to prevent inflammation or infection Blepahritis, meibomitis, lash mites, chalazion, and styes can all develop if you sleep in your makeup! #eyemakeupremoval #eyemakeup #makeuphealth
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