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Ciao, Backroad Beauties!
Today we’re getting real about eye-area safety for women 40+. If your eyes have felt drier or more reactive, you’re not alone. I’m Jentri—licensed esthetician and certified in oncology esthetics—and I’m walking you through what not to do around the eyes and the gentle, smarter swaps that keep them comfortable, bright, and makeup-friendly.
We’ll talk about why non-sterile oils don’t belong in your eyes (even if some ophthalmic drops contain castor oil as a tiny, sterile emulsion ingredient), how waterline tightlining can push pigments into the tear film, why glitter fallout is extra tricky for sensitive lids, when to skip lash extensions/adhesives, and the nightly hygiene habits that prevent irritation and styes. You’ll leave with an oncology-safe routine you can start tonight.
If you’re navigating sensitive or recovery skin, you’re in the right place. My goal is to help you glow back—safely, simply, and confidently.
You can find all of my favorite sensitive skincare products here on my Amazon Fave's List, including the 2 eye drops and eyelid cleansing pads I personally use: https://amzn.to/4eJl0pn
This podcast is educational and not medical advice. If you experience pain, light sensitivity, thick discharge, sudden vision changes, or worsening symptoms, please see an ophthalmologist.
#Over40Beauty #EyeSafety #OncologyEsthetics
The more you know, the more you glow!
ps. download our FREE Glow Back Skin Recovery Guide now!
Thanks for listening to Beauty Backroads.
If this episode spoke to you, be sure to subscribe and follow along for honest stories, beauty tips, wellness wisdom, and a little self-discovery for women navigating beauty, aging, reinvention, and life on the backroads.
Join our weekly newsletter for insider beauty tips, behind-the-scenes updates, soulful inspiration, and first access to what’s happening at Jentri Quinn Makeup + Skin.
Visit us at:
www.jentriquinn.com
The more you know, the more you glow.
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Ciao, Backroad Beauties!
Today we’re getting real about eye-area safety for women 40+. If your eyes have felt drier or more reactive, you’re not alone. I’m Jentri—licensed esthetician and certified in oncology esthetics—and I’m walking you through what not to do around the eyes and the gentle, smarter swaps that keep them comfortable, bright, and makeup-friendly.
We’ll talk about why non-sterile oils don’t belong in your eyes (even if some ophthalmic drops contain castor oil as a tiny, sterile emulsion ingredient), how waterline tightlining can push pigments into the tear film, why glitter fallout is extra tricky for sensitive lids, when to skip lash extensions/adhesives, and the nightly hygiene habits that prevent irritation and styes. You’ll leave with an oncology-safe routine you can start tonight.
If you’re navigating sensitive or recovery skin, you’re in the right place. My goal is to help you glow back—safely, simply, and confidently.
You can find all of my favorite sensitive skincare products here on my Amazon Fave's List, including the 2 eye drops and eyelid cleansing pads I personally use: https://amzn.to/4eJl0pn
This podcast is educational and not medical advice. If you experience pain, light sensitivity, thick discharge, sudden vision changes, or worsening symptoms, please see an ophthalmologist.
#Over40Beauty #EyeSafety #OncologyEsthetics
The more you know, the more you glow!
ps. download our FREE Glow Back Skin Recovery Guide now!
Thanks for listening to Beauty Backroads.
If this episode spoke to you, be sure to subscribe and follow along for honest stories, beauty tips, wellness wisdom, and a little self-discovery for women navigating beauty, aging, reinvention, and life on the backroads.
Join our weekly newsletter for insider beauty tips, behind-the-scenes updates, soulful inspiration, and first access to what’s happening at Jentri Quinn Makeup + Skin.
Visit us at:
www.jentriquinn.com
The more you know, the more you glow.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.