Eye make up can make your eyes pop out and look beautifully defined, so long as it is applied correctly.  Do you know the risks of applying eye make up incorrectly.  It is far from harmless.

When the cosmetic brushes are purchased, they are generally free from bacteria.   Improper care and cleaning can allow bacteria to grow and not just bacteria, but fungi as well.  When the brushes are used after this bacteria and fungi have developed the bacteria and fungi is transferred to the eye.  In some cases, this bacteria has caused temporary blindness, and in some very rare cases, permanent blindness.  
    Here are a few tips from the FDA in applying and using eye make up safely:
    -Never share with anyone.  Even though they may not have anything dangerous, everyone has germs and their germs could be dangerous to you.
    -Don't apply eye make up on the move.  That includes while driving, while sitting on the bus, or while walking.  If you hit a bump, you could end up scratching your cornea.
    -Eye make up is required to have an ingredient list.  If you can't find the ingredient list, ask the store manager or the manufacturer for it.  If they don't have an ingredient list, ask why not.
    -There are many colors that are not approved by the FDA for eye make up, even though they are approved for other make up.
    -The FDA recommends you keep away from Kohl completely.  It has been linked with lead poisoning.
    -The FDA does not approve any colors for dying the eyelashes or eyebrows.  They have been reported to cause eye damage and even blindness.
    
    By following these rules of eye make up safety, you can have beautiful eyes and keep them safe.