That is right dose: You might get more relief with Benadryl (diphenhydramine). It may make you a little tired but it may be better with allergic reactions. I take it you have removed all the glue. See a doctor to make sure it hasn't effected your eye or your vision. There are topical eye drops the doctor might want you on.
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Contact allergy:eyes: A reaction to eyelash glue can be similar to poison ivy: it starts 1-4 days after exposure begins, involves a blistering rash, itches severely. It lasts +/- three weeks. This requires oral steroids frequently. Strong steroid creams are not used around the eyes because of risk of glaucoma/cataracts. Fexfenadine is not likely to control it. If continuing to get worse, see a doctor + get steroids.
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