Apply your make-up with your eyes closed to avoid getting any particles in your eyes. It is preferable that you do not paint the lower waterline, as this can contaminate the contact lens. Ensure that you are always stationary when applying make-up and do not apply it in the car or on public transport, especially when it is moving, as you could damage your eye.

When it's time to remove your make-up, again, the first thing to do is to wash and dry your hands thoroughly. Then carefully remove your contact lenses, trying not to get them in contact with your make-up. If you wear daily contact lenses, dispose of them; if you wear monthly lenses, remember to clean them thoroughly with a contact lens-friendly solution. Once you have removed your contact lenses, use a specific eye make-up remover to remove make-up.

It is important to treat the eye area with care, so we recommend using soft materials such as cotton when removing make-up. Reusable make-up pads are a great way to cleanse your face after a long day as they are cost-effective, gentle against the contour of your face, and much more sustainable than disposable ones.

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