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A new study has found that 96% of women who regularly get eyelash extensions have microscopic mites living on their lash lines. These mites, called demodex, feed on dead skin cells and can cause itching, irritation, and even blurry vision. Experts recommend cleaning eyelids twice daily with a gentle cleanser to help prevent problems.
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