In short, this stuff is pretty darn benign in the risk department.
Plus, it's safe for contact wearers and anyone over the age of 5.
Luckily, Lumify is different in fact, it was specifically formulated to eliminate the risk of rebound redness. Before I discovered Lumify, I had heard rumblings that some makeup artists use cosmetic eye drops backstage at Fashion Week, but after some very scientific research (cough, reddit rabbithole) I learned that many cosmetic eyedrops pose the risk of rebound redness - a phenomenon where your eyes get so used to eyedrops that they become even more red than before you used the eyedrops in the first place. In December 2017, it was approved by the FDA. Lumify was developed by eye doctors and has withstood numerous clinical safety trials. The whole thing seemed magic.Įxcept it's less sorcery, more science. That said, I didn't realize I could benefit from more luminous eyes until I was presented with that option that a quick drop of a solution could put a proverbial twinkle in my eye. Whatever the cause, bloodshot eyes don't jive with the types of the makeup looks I like to go for. A more plausible reason, perhaps, is that I (like so many of us) stare unblinkingly at a computer screen for the better portion of my day, stay up too late, and watch too many tearjerking proposal videos (that last one just me?). I'm convinced that I never fully recovered from bleary eyed all-nighters of my college years since then, the whole bright eyed and bushy tailed look has eluded me. Lumify Redness Reliever Eye Drops, $15, Walgreens
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