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Currently, tear duct liner is having its moment and celebrities have already started trying their hands on it. Know how to do it. 

Tear duct liner is having its 'hot moment'; know how to do it

Currently, tear duct liner is having its moment and celebrities have already started trying their hands on it. Know how to do it.&nbsp;

Every time you scroll down your social media, a new makeup trend pops up and this time it&rsquo;s the tear duct liner. This is a subtle way to keep your makeup fresh and your eyes stand out.
Celebrities are already trying their hands on it and also loving it. So, without further ado, let's get to know how to do it.
All you need is the right product that won't irritate your eyes. The first thing that you need to do is to concentrate your liner into a sharp point at the inner eye. In the next step, you need to apply the liner along the tear duct to form an enlarged eye shape look.
And with that, you are ready to have your 'Yass Queen' moment.
Also Read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/fashion-and-beauty/are-thin-eyebrows-marking-their-comeback-millennials-warn-gen-z-about-this-90s-trend-1667533876798">Are thin eyebrows marking their comeback? Millennials warn Gen Z about this 90s trend</a>

Temporary tattoos aren't out, they are JUST IN for the trending eye makeup look; know how to do it.

Amp up your eye makeup game with temporary tattoos; here's how

Amp your eye makeup game with temporary tattoos; here's how

Temporary tattoos aren't out, they are JUST IN for the trending eye makeup look; know how to do it.

New day comes with a shining new makeup trend on social media and this time it has caught our attention because of the temporary tattoos. We surely love the classic ones but there is no harm in trying something new when Halloween is just around the corner.&nbsp;
How to try this trend:
This trend is garnering millions of views on Instagram and beauty influencers are trying their hands on it. To try this gorgeous trend, all you need to get is temporary tattoos of the designs of your choice. Then cut them in a particular size that you would like to stick on your eyelids, the corner of the eye or even near the brows.&nbsp;
The last step is to use a similar colour eyeshadow for your lids and ta-dah! All eyes will be on your eyes!
Also Read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/fashion-and-beauty/fork-contouring-is-the-latest-makeup-fad-and-it-s-pretty-effective-take-a-look-1666670575840">Fork contouring is the latest makeup fad and it&rsquo;s pretty effective, take a look!&nbsp;</a>

A hospital in Bihar's Muzaffarpur district is in the eye of a storm, literally.
At least 15 patients have completely lost their vision after alleged botched up cataract surgeries at a free camp held at he hospital recently. The shocking incident happened at Muzaffarpur Eye Hospital, an established eye centre in the district.
The district administration has set up a team to look into the matter.
“I have asked the management of the hospital to provide me with a complete list of the patients who underwent surgery at the camp”, Muzaffarpur civil surgeon Vinay Kumar Sharma said, adding that so far eyes of at least 15 patients were eviscerated after they developed post-surgical complications.
Reports said that 65 people were operated at the eye camp held on November 22. Of these, some complained of symptoms. 
Officials claimed that the cataract surgery was performed by a competent surgeon but were tight-lipped when asked about hygiene at the camp and the number of operations that each doctor performed on that day.
Unconfirmed reports put the number of operations at about 250 and the affected patients are poor villagers from within the district as well as adjoining ones.

Bihar shocker: 15 lose eyesight after botched up cataract surgery at free camp

Shocker from Bihar: At least 15 patients have completely lost their vision after alleged botched up cataract surgeries at a free camp 

Bihar: 15 lose vision after cataract surgery in Muzaffarpur

A hospital in Bihar's Muzaffarpur district is in the eye of a storm, literally.
At least 15 patients have completely lost their vision after alleged botched up cataract surgeries at a free camp held at the hospital recently. The shocking incident happened at Muzaffarpur Eye Hospital, an established eye centre in the district.
The district administration has set up a team to look into the matter.
Reports said that 65 people were operated at the eye camp held on November 22. Of these, some complained of infection. Officials said that so far eyes of at least 15 patients were eviscerated after they developed post-surgical complications.
Unconfirmed reports put the number of operations at about 250 and the affected patients are poor villagers from within the district as well as adjoining ones.

Muzaffarpur&nbsp;shocker: Reprts say that 65 people were operated for cataract at a free camp at the&nbsp;Muzaffarpur Eye Hospital&nbsp;

A hospital in Bihar's Muzaffarpur district is in the eye of a storm, literally.
At least 15 patients have completely lost their vision after alleged botched up cataract surgeries at a free camp held at he hospital recently. The shocking incident happened at Muzaffarpur Eye Hospital, an established eye centre in the district.
The district administration has set up a team to look into the matter.
&ldquo;I have asked the management of the hospital to provide me with a complete list of the patients who underwent surgery at the camp&rdquo;, Muzaffarpur civil surgeon Vinay Kumar Sharma said, adding that so far eyes of at least 15 patients were eviscerated after they developed post-surgical complications.
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Reports said that 65 people were operated at the eye camp held on November 22. Of these, some complained of symptoms.&nbsp;
Officials claimed that the cataract surgery was performed by a competent surgeon but were tight-lipped when asked about hygiene at the camp and the number of operations that each doctor performed on that day.
Unconfirmed reports put the number of operations at about 250 and the affected patients are poor villagers from within the district as well as adjoining ones.

Scientists from the&nbsp;Hubrecht Institute in Utrecht in Netherlands, have grown miniature tear glands that are capable of crying in the lab!
These artificial tear glands can help scientists study why these glands produce tears or fail to do so.&nbsp;With time, these organoids&nbsp;could also be used as transplants for those whose tear glands don't function properly.
For this experiment, researchers used 'organoid technology to grow miniature versions of mouse and human tear glands in a dish'. They were then able to make these glands cry.&nbsp;
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Scientists grow mini human tear glands capable of crying 

Scientists from the&nbsp;Hubrecht Institute in Utrecht in Netherlands, have grown miniature tear glands that are capable of crying in the lab!
These artificial tear glands can help scientists study why these glands produce tears or fail to do so.&nbsp;With time, these organoids&nbsp;could also be used as transplants for those whose tear glands don't function properly.
For this experiment, researchers used 'organoid technology to grow miniature versions of mouse and human tear glands in a dish'. They were then able to make these glands cry.&nbsp;
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