Kelly McCarren

So try wearing no makeup in that area if you can, especially if you leave your glasses on all the time.

Clean the area.

I have like little skin cleaning alcohol swabs.

Barrier cream wherever you can when you're not wearing your glasses when you're at home, definitely to bed.

And then something that I invented, of course, because I'm MacGyver and it's really good.

When it's really sore and irritated for me but I have to wear glasses and or makeup, I'm going somewhere where I'm filming, you know, silicone tape for scarring.

That's really healing.

I cut like a teeny tiny circle and put it on each side there where it rests and it creates like a little tiny like sort of pad.

Well, they shouldn't hurt.

No, well, it depends on your skin type.

So I'm going through quite a skin journey.

It's not that it's hurting from pressure or that they're too tight.

It's just that I've got really sensitized skin at the moment.

And, of course, I apply sunscreen to that area.

So it's just sort of a rubbing thing, you know.

Wash your glasses.

Okay, so my friend's an ophthalmologist, which is different to an optometrist.

It's like a…

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