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By taking some precautions, you can minimise the risk of developing the common summer eye conditions and keep your eyes healthy and comfortable.

Summer Eye Care: Extreme high temperature may cause various eye conditions, follow these 5 essential tips

<h2>By taking some precautions, you can minimise the risk of developing the common summer eye conditions and keep your eyes healthy and comfortable.</h2>

According to the World Health Organisation, at least 2.2 billion people have a vision impairment globally. In at least 1 billion &ndash; or almost half &ndash; of these cases, vision impairment could have been prevented or has yet to be addressed. &nbsp;&nbsp;
<h3>Extreme heatwave may cause several eye conditions</h3>
Summer is a crucial season when your eyes need special attention and care. Here are some essential steps one must follow while stepping out into the sun in this season. &nbsp;
Eye Protection - Make sure to step out wearing sunglasses that block 100% of UVA and UVB rays. &nbsp;
Stay hydrated &ndash; Hydration is a must to maintain moisture in your eyes, preventing dryness and irritation. &nbsp;
Avoid stepping out or choose shaded areas &ndash; Avoid stepping out in the sun or at peak hours of the day. If you must step out, stay in the shade as much as possible when outdoors. This not only protects your eyes but also helps keep your overall body temperature lower. &nbsp;
Nutritional diet - Include foods rich in omega-3 fatty acids, vitamins C and E, zinc, and lutein in your diet. These nutrients support eye health and can help protect against damage.&nbsp;
Eyecare is crucial &ndash; People with existing eye conditions must take special care and go for regular eye checkups which can help detect and address any further issues early on.&nbsp;
<h3>Eye conditions common during summers&nbsp;</h3>
During the summer, several eye conditions can become more prevalent due to increased exposure to sunlight, heat, and environmental factors. &lsquo;Dry eyes&rsquo; is one of the most common eye problems people face during summers. Its symptoms are irritation, itchiness and tears. &nbsp;
Common eye allergies also happen during the summer months due to pollution, dust, and other allergens which are more prevalent in the summer. If you face any kind of irritation in your eyes, immediately see an expert to prevent the condition from deteriorating. &nbsp;
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Hectic schedule, lack of sleep and other factors lead to puffiness around the eyes. Here's an easy hack to treat them instantly.

Treat under-eye bags with frozen spoons; actor Debina Bonnerjee shows how

Hectic schedule, lack of sleep and other factors lead to puffiness around the eyes. Here's an easy hack to treat them instantly.

Actor Debina Bonnerjee is quite active on social media and recently she shared a hack for treating under-eye bags.&nbsp;
All you have to do is grab two spoons and keep them in the freezer for about 10 minutes. Take them out and softly place them on your eyes and the areas around them. Use both the sides of the spoons one by one to soothe the affected areas.&nbsp;
This will relax your eyes and help treat the bags beneath them.&nbsp;
Also watch: <a title="Adapt these habits to take care of your eyes" href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/health/adapt-these-habits-to-take-care-of-your-eyes-1672717858998">Adapt these habits to take care of your eyes</a>

Due to increased screen time these days, our eyes suffer a lot and we hardly do anything to take care of them. Here are three simple steps you can follow to protect them.

Your eyes apparently get more tired than you; take extra care of them. Here are some tips

Due to increased screen time these days, our eyes suffer a lot and we hardly do anything to take care of them. Here are three simple steps you can follow to protect them.

Our eyes are delicate, but we make them do way more than they are supposed to. They go through so much, including harmful blu rays from laptops, phones etc. So, it&rsquo;s important to take extra care of them. &nbsp;
Ayurveda expert Dr. Dimple Jangda has shared three remedies on Instagram to be followed to protect your eyes.&nbsp;
Use reading glasses which protect your eyes from the Blu rays and always keep them on while using electronic devices.&nbsp;
Apply cool things like cucumbers, rose water or tea bags on your eyes or on the area around them. They are full of flavonoids and anti-inflammatory properties which help reduce swelling and protect the eyes from heat.&nbsp;
It is also advised to apply almond oil or ghee with kajal on the lower eyelid. This will cause dirt and impurities to flow out of your eyes along with tears.&nbsp;
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Disclaimer: editorji does not provide medical advice. The information, including but not limited to, text, graphics, images and other material contained in this story are for informational purposes only. No material in this video is intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health care provider.

We often wear sunglasses for fashion, but they also prevent our eyes from getting damaged. Know how.

Sunglasses: Know why you must wear sunglasses whenever stepping out in the sun 

 Besides fashion, here's why wearing sunglasses is important

We often wear sunglasses for fashion, but they also prevent our eyes from getting damaged. Know how.

We wear sunglasses to enhance our looks, but they are equally beneficial for our eyes. Here are some benefits of wearing them.&nbsp;
<ul>
<li>Sunglasses prevent strong light from entering the eyes preventing headaches and watery eyes.</li>
<li>Sunglasses block UV rays, which helps in preventing retinal damage, cataract and glaucoma.</li>
<li>Prolonged exposure to sunlight can put the skin around the eyes at a risk of cancer and sunglasses prevent it.</li>
<li>It prevents our eyes from pollution and dust.</li>
<li>Always remember to wear UV protected glasses to keep your eyes healthy.&nbsp;</li>
</ul>
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Ayurveda expert suggests tips to maintain healthy eyes. Here's all you need to know. 

Eye health: Adapt these habits to take care of your eyes

Adapt these habits to take care of your eyes

Ayurveda expert suggests tips to maintain healthy eyes. Here's all you need to know.&nbsp;

Due to increased screen time these days, our eyes suffer a lot and we hardly do anything to take care of them.
Recently, Ayurveda expert Dr. Rekha Radhamony shared a post on Instagram stating the habits we must adopt to take better care of our eyes.
<ul>
<li>Avoid using warm water to wash your eyes; instead use cold or room-temperature water.</li>
<li>We often tend to overuse eyedrops. We should avoid it as that might leave our eyes dry and itchy.</li>
<li>When we are glued to our phones we often forget to blink and blinking is the most effective way to avoid strain and dryness.</li>
<li>Our eyes have a thin layer of the conjunctiva which protects them and rubbing our eyes too hard might damage them.</li>
<li>People use hot eye masks at night, instead leaving your eyes free to breathe is a good idea.</li>
</ul>
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Disclaimer: editorji does not provide medical advice. The information, including but not limited to, text, graphics, images and other material contained in this story are for informational purposes only. No material in this video is intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health care provider.

Till now we were only using Mascara for lifting the lashes and giving the glam look but now it looks like mascara is here to replace black eyeshadow

Anti-Mascara beauty trend is ruling hearts of gen z and millennials! Know all about it and how to do it

Anti-Mascara beauty trend is ruling hearts of gen z and millennials! Know all about it

Till now we were only using Mascara for lifting the lashes and giving the glam look but now it looks like mascara is here to replace black eyeshadow

What water is to fish, mascara is to makeup lovers. The art of makeup looks incomplete without it. Till now we were using it for lifting our lashes and giving them a glam look but now mascara is here to replace black eyeshadow.
The anti-mascara trend has taken over the internet and it is all about creating a graphic yet edgy look. This trend is under the limelight because of beauty content creator divinamuse.&nbsp;
She shared a video where she was seen creating her own version of the anti-mascara look. For this look, all you need to do is use mascara on your eyes to create a hip look. Either roll it, dab it, or just stretch it on your eyes and nail the trend!
Also Read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/fashion-and-beauty/viral-makeup-trend-alert-winter-version-of-sunburn-blush-is-here-1669202822091">Viral makeup trend alert! Winter version of sunburn blush is here</a>

Due to stressful life and busy schedule, alot of us face dark circles around our eyes. Here are some natural and easy hacks to get rid of dark circles. 

Get rid of dark circles with these easy homemade hacks

A lack of sleep and being in front of the screen all day affects our eyes, which causes dark circles. To get rid of these we are going to tell you some quick home remedies.

Get rid of your dark circles by using these quick home remedies  

Due to stressful life and busy schedule, alot of us face dark circles around our eyes. Here are some natural and easy hacks to get rid of dark circles.&nbsp;

Due to stressful life, lack of sleep and increased screen time, our eyes tend to get tired causing dark circles around them. Here are some natural and easy hacks to get rid of dark circles.&nbsp;
Apply Potato juice
Grate a raw potato and extract its juice. Apply it around your eyes and wash off after 10-15 minutes.
Aloe vera gel
Gently massage fresh aloe vera gel around your eyes. Lemon juice, honey and rose water can also be mixed with aloe vera gel for better results.
Almond oil
Massage almond oil over the dark circles. Honey can also be added to almond oil.
Saffron
Add a pinch of saffron to cold milk and apply the mixture around your eyes with cotton.
Green tea bag
Green tea bags are quite helpful in treating dark circles. Steep the bags into hot water and pull them out in a minutes. Let them cool down and then place them on your closed eyes for up to 15 minutes.
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We know that blue light rays from phones and computers are harmful for our eyes. But according to experts, these rays might have adverse effects on our skin too.

Not only our eyes, but blue light rays emitted from electronic devices could have adverse effect on our skins too; know more

We know that blue light rays from phones and computers are harmful for our eyes. But according to experts, these rays might have adverse effects on our skin too.  

We know that blue light rays from phones and computers are harmful for our eyes. But according to experts, these rays might have adverse effects on our skin too. &nbsp;

We are living in an era where a life without screens is unimaginable. From phones to laptops to tablets, we constantly spend hours looking at screens which emit harmful blue light rays. We surely know that these rays are harmful for our eyes. But according to experts, besides our eyes, these rays might have adverse effects on our skin too. &nbsp;
Effects of blue light rays on skin:&nbsp;
Excessive blue light exposure may cause premature ageing of skin and may also cause hyperpigmentation, melasma and age spots. According to dermatologists, discolouration of skin and loss of skin elasticity are also some of the effects of this light on our skin.&nbsp;
Ways to protect our skin from these rays:&nbsp;
<ul>
<li>Tinted sunscreens that&rsquo;s used for protecting skin from UV rays can also be used for protection from blue light rays. &nbsp;</li>
<li>Cover your devices with anti-blue light screen guards that you can easily buy online. &nbsp;</li>
<li>Go to your device&rsquo;s settings and change it to night mode permanently or to &lsquo;eye comfort shield&rsquo; available in some devices. This comparatively reduces the effects of blue light rays.&nbsp;</li>
</ul>
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In a disturbing incident, human parts like a brain, ears, and eyes were reportedly found at a shop in Maharashtra's Nashik. The shop is reportedly situated in a basement of a building in the Mumbai Naka area.
Residents in the area alerted police about a foul odour from the shop which was reportedly shut for 15 years. A police official said that the shop was full of scrap except for two plastic containers which were full of human body parts, as per news agency PTI.
These included a brain, eight human ears, eyes, and other facial parts. The police are reportedly not treating the case as one of murder, given that the sons of the shop's owners are doctors.
Police reportedly suspect that the human body parts were preserved for medical purposes. The shop owner was quoted as saying in local reports that he knew nothing about the incident.

In a shop, human brain, ears, eyes found but Nashik police not probing murder angle yet. Watch why

In a shop, human brain, ears, and eyes were found but Nashik police are not probing murder angle yet. Watch why


In a disturbing incident, human parts like a brain, ears, and eyes were reportedly found at a shop in Maharashtra's Nashik. The shop is reportedly situated in a basement of a building in the Mumbai Naka area. Residents in the area alerted police about a foul odour from the shop which was reportedly shut for 15 years. A police official said that the shop was full of scrap except for two plastic containers which were full of human body parts, as per news agency PTI. These included a brain, eight human ears, eyes, and other facial parts. The police are reportedly not treating the case as one of murder, given that the sons of the shop's owners are doctors. Police reportedly suspect that the human body parts were preserved for medical purposes. The shop owner was quoted as saying in local reports that he knew nothing about the incident.
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<div>The shop owner was quoted as saying in local reports that he knew nothing about the incident.</div>

In a disturbing incident, human parts like a brain, ears, and eyes were reportedly found at a shop in Maharashtra's Nashik.&nbsp;The shop is reportedly situated in a basement of a building in the Mumbai Naka area.
Residents in the area alerted police about a foul odour from the shop which was reportedly shut for 15 years.&nbsp;A police official said that the shop was full of scrap except for two plastic containers which were full of human body parts, as per news agency PTI.
 These included a brain, eight human ears, eyes, and other facial parts.&nbsp;The police are reportedly not treating the case as one of murder, given that the sons of the shop's owners are doctors.
 Police reportedly suspect that the human body parts were preserved for medical purposes.&nbsp;The shop owner was quoted as saying in local reports that he knew nothing about the incident.
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Magnetic eyelashes are increasingly becoming a trendy alternative to traditional false lashes or as we like to call them, falsies. They are easy to use and contain small magnets to help the lash stick to your upper eyelids without the use of glue.
Applying magnetic lashes can take some time, however, once you are used to it, you will surely get impressive results. Follow these simple steps to up your lash game.
Always put mascara before applying these to get a natural look and If you&rsquo;re planning on wearing other eye makeup, such as eye shadow, be sure you apply it before you use falsies.
Apply a thin line of the liner to your upper lid, just as you normally would. Then, use a pair of tweezers to line your lash strip up with your eyeliner and apply, adjusting as needed. Easy peasy!
Are they safe for your eyes?
Magnetic eyelashes are considered safer than other types of false eyelashes that use potentially harmful glues. But you can still get allergies or infections if you don&rsquo;t use them correctly and carefully.
If you decide to go with magnetic lashes, keep these points in mind. Don&rsquo;t share magnetic lashes with other people. Avoid using them if you have an infection or the skin around your eye is irritated.
Clean your magnetic eyelashes after each use with rubbing alcohol or basic soap and water to prevent bacterial growth. Let them dry completely and then store them in an airtight container.

Want to try the latest magnetic lash trend? We've got you covered

Magnetic eyelashes are increasingly becoming a trendy alternative to traditional false lashes or as we like to call them, falsies. They are easy to use and contain small magnets to help the lash stick to your upper eyelids without the use of glue.
Applying magnetic lashes can take some time, however, once you are used to it, you will surely get impressive results. Follow these simple steps to up your lash game.
Always put mascara before applying these to get a natural look and If you&rsquo;re planning on wearing other eye makeup, such as eye shadow, be sure you apply it before you use falsies.
Apply a thin line of the liner to your upper lid, just as you normally would. Then, use a pair of tweezers to line your lash strip up with your eyeliner and apply, adjusting as needed. Easy peasy!
Are they safe for your eyes?
Magnetic eyelashes are considered safer than other types of false eyelashes that use potentially harmful glues. But you can still get allergies or infections if you don&rsquo;t use them correctly and carefully.
If you decide to go with magnetic lashes, keep these points in mind. Don&rsquo;t share magnetic lashes with other people. Avoid using them if you have an infection or the skin around your eye is irritated.
Clean your magnetic eyelashes after each use with rubbing alcohol or basic soap and water to prevent bacterial growth. Let them dry completely and then store them in an airtight container.

Magnetic eyelashes are increasingly becoming a trendy alternative to traditional false lashes or as we like to call them, falsies. They are easy to use and contain small magnets to help the lash stick to your upper eyelids without the use of glue.
Applying magnetic lashes can take some time, however, once you are used to it, you will surely get impressive results. Follow these simple steps to up your lash game.
Always put mascara before applying these to get a natural look and If you&rsquo;re planning on wearing other eye makeup, such as eye shadow, be sure you apply it before you use falsies.
Apply a thin line of the liner to your upper lid, just as you normally would. Then, use a pair of tweezers to line your lash strip up with your eyeliner and apply, adjusting as needed. Easy peasy!
Are they safe for your eyes?
Magnetic eyelashes are considered safer than other types of false eyelashes that use potentially harmful glues. But you can still get allergies or infections if you don&rsquo;t use them correctly and carefully.
If you decide to go with magnetic lashes, keep these points in mind. Don&rsquo;t share magnetic lashes with other people. Avoid using them if you have an infection or the skin around your eye is irritated.
Clean your magnetic eyelashes after each use with rubbing alcohol or basic soap and water to prevent bacterial growth. Let them dry completely and then store them in an airtight container.

Magnetic eyelashes are increasingly becoming a trendy alternative to traditional false lashes or as we like to call them, falsies. They are easy to use and contain small magnets to help the lash stick to your upper eyelids without the use of glue.
Applying magnetic lashes can take some time, however, once you are used to it, you will surely get impressive results. Follow these simple steps to up your lash game.
Always put mascara before applying these to get a natural look and If you&rsquo;re planning on wearing other eye makeup, such as eye shadow, be sure you apply it before you use falsies.
Apply a thin line of the liner to your upper lid, just as you normally would. Then, use a pair of tweezers to line your lash strip up with your eyeliner and apply, adjusting as needed. Easy peasy!
Are they safe for your eyes?
Magnetic eyelashes are considered safer than other types of false eyelashes that use potentially harmful glues. But you can still get allergies or infections if you don&rsquo;t use them correctly and carefully.
If you decide to go with magnetic lashes, keep these points in mind. Don&rsquo;t share magnetic lashes with other people. Avoid using them if you have an infection or the skin around your eye is irritated.
Clean your magnetic eyelashes after each use with rubbing alcohol or basic soap and water to prevent bacterial growth. Let them dry completely and then store them in an airtight container.

It is the season to experiment with new trends and this bold new eyeshadow look is trending. To elevate your festive look, green eyeshadows are doing the rounds. From Mila Kunis to kaia Gerber, celebrities are rocking the emerald green eyeshadow on and off the runway. Green is a powerful colour according to Rockael Lizama, Beyonce's make-up artist.

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