Yes, but with care.

Even the gentlest eye makeup can still cause trouble if it gets under your contacts.

Here's what you need to know:

• Put contacts in first, makeup second
• Keep mascara away from your bottom lashes
• Skip tight-lining (it's too risky - makeup can sneak under your contacts)
• Take contacts out before removing makeup
• Toss your mascara after 3 months (old mascara = eye trouble)

The truth is, 'hypoallergenic' doesn't mean 'contact-lens proof.' It just means less likely to irritate. Your best bet? Start with a little, see how your eyes react, and always put your eye health first.

Remember: If your eyes say no, listen to them - no makeup look is worth an eye infection.

Very vibrant colors and glittery effects? They come from artificial dyes and irritating sparkle particles. We skip those on purpose. Your comfort matters more than flash.

What we offer instead:

• Soft, wearable earth tones and every day shades
• Elegant mattes and subtle sheens
• Natural-looking colors that enhance your eyes
• Shadows that blend beautifully
• Makeup you can actually wear all day
• Colorful eye liners.

Think sophisticated, not sparkly. Professional, not party-bright.

The truth is, you can look polished and beautiful without irritating your eyes. Sometimes less really is more - especially when your eyes are sensitive.

Want to know the best part? You won't have to take it off halfway through the day because your eyes are burning.

There's no magic way to know for sure. But here's how to play it smart:

Start with a patch test:

• Put a tiny bit on your outer eye area
• Wait 24 hours
• If no itching or redness, you're good to try more

Watch for warning signs:

• Burning
• Itching
• Watering
• Redness
• That 'something's in my eye' feeling

Trust your eyes:

• If they're telling you something's wrong, listen
• Don't push through the irritation
• Remove makeup at the first sign of trouble

Remember: Even makeup labeled 'for sensitive eyes' isn't guaranteed perfect for everyone (even though we have a great long track record of success) Your eyes are unique. What works for your friend might not work for you.

Start small, go slow, and keep it simple. Your eyes are too important to gamble with.

Yes, we use organic ingredients where possible - but let's be clear about what that means.

We choose organic ingredients when they:

• Work well
• Stay stable
• Don't irritate eyes
• Make sense for the product

But here's the honest truth: Not everything natural is good for sensitive eyes (think lemon juice - it's natural but you wouldn't want it in your eyes!). And not everything synthetic is bad.

What matters most? That each product:

• Is gentle on your eyes
• Does its job well
• Stays fresh and safe to use

We don't chase the 'all-natural' label just to make claims. Instead, we focus on what works best for sensitive eyes.

Want to keep your eyes happy while wearing makeup? Here are the must-know tips:

Keep it clean:

• Wash your eye brushes weekly (dirty brushes = eye trouble)
• Replace your mascara every 3 months
• Don't share eye makeup with anyone

Play it safe:

• Stay away from your inner lash line (that's asking for trouble)
• Skip makeup when your eyes are already irritated
• Remove all makeup before bed - no exceptions

Smart application:

• Tap excess powder off brushes before applying
• Keep mascara off your bottom lashes if they're super sensitive
• Use a gentle touch - no rough rubbing or tugging

Remember: Even the gentlest makeup can cause problems if you don't use it right. When in doubt, less is more.

Want the best chance of happy eyes? Start with clean tools and gentle products, then follow these rules. Your eyes will thank you.