Do You Have Sensitive Eyes? This Mascara Is For You
Jo is a former Adore Beauty staffer and qualified dermal therapist with over decade of experience in the beauty industry.
She co-hosted our award-winning podcast Beauty IQ Uncensored for 4 years, interviewing names like Caroline Hirons, Katie Jane Hughes and Chris Appleton to name a few.
Let’s not sugarcoat anything here – having sensitive eyes is bloody annoying.
If you experience sensitivity yourself, you’re probably familiar with watery mascara streaks, black smudges, itchiness and bloodshot eyes. Not fun, is it?
Dermatologists and ophthalmologists say the key to preventing discomfort and allergens is to use gentle eye makeup products.
This is where La Roche-Posay’s Respectissime Sensitive Volume Mascara comes in.
Why Is It Good For Sensitive Eyes?
La Roche-Posay are experts in sensitive and intolerant skin types, so I fully trust them with this new specially-formulated mascara (there’s also a pencil and liquid liner in the range, FYI).
- This mascara instantly densifies the lashes for extreme volume
- The gentle, hypoallergenic formula prevents discomfort caused by sensitivity
- Respectissime Sensitive Volume Mascara is ideal for contact lens wearers
- It’s infused with ceramides to nourish & strengthen the lashes
- Carnauba wax gives the appearance of thicker, fuller lashes
- The well-designed brush allows you to fully coat lashes from root to tip
- The formula is fragrance-free & pH balanced to reduce irritation
- This mascara is easy to remove with a gentle cleanser
What’s Causing Your Sensitivity?
This formula is designed for those with sensitivities to eye products, or for those or who wear contact lenses. If your eyes have suddenly become sensitive or irritated, consider what’s causing that irritation.
Has your mascara expired? Bacteria build up can cause irritation and infection – it’s a good idea to replace your mascara every 3 months. Or have you got hayfever? There’s a waterproof version of this mascara if your itchiness and watering is caused by hayfever.
