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Last night i put for the first time fake lashes at the salon. cannot remove them.i have mild itching, redness and discomfort. should i see a doctor?
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Not yet . . . : First go back to salon & ask for their advice. If no help, ask what adhesive was used. Sometimes nail polish remover can get rid of glue but need to have look for injury to eye. Plus you don't want npr in your eyes. Still i'd suggest asking salon operator first for their advice.
Answered 8/17/2013
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