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What Causes Burning Sensation In Eyes After Dyeing Hair?

I died my hair last night, the product did not get into my eyes but i felt like the chimicales that were in the product kind of burned my eyes eventhough It didnt touch my eyes. I didnt feel nothing abnormal, but, after i blow dried my hair i started to feel little pain in my eyes, and then I woke up this morning, my eyes are hurting but not itching, they are not red, and also i have headaches, is it bad for me?
Tue, 3 Feb 2015
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1. It is probably simple irritation of the dye product to the eyes and nothing to worry about.

2. Rinse eyes with lukewarm water 3 to 4 times to clean and clear the eyes and use Opthacare eye drops of Himalaya to provide coolant effect to the eyes.

3. Keep a handkerchief to wipe any discharge repeatedly, and if swelling or symptoms persists check with an Opthalmologist.
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HI
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Even if this is slight doubtful for dye then this need to be clinically examined and no need to take this as granted because dye injury is common to eye and this may be dangerous some time if not taken seriously, hope this information helps, take care.
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What Causes Burning Sensation In Eyes After Dyeing Hair?

1. It is probably simple irritation of the dye product to the eyes and nothing to worry about. 2. Rinse eyes with lukewarm water 3 to 4 times to clean and clear the eyes and use Opthacare eye drops of Himalaya to provide coolant effect to the eyes. 3. Keep a handkerchief to wipe any discharge repeatedly, and if swelling or symptoms persists check with an Opthalmologist.