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Wear glasses or goggles to shield your eyes from dust, debris, and harmful particles present in the air.
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Reduce outdoor activities during times of high pollution, especially in urban or industrial areas.
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Wash your face and eyes frequently to remove pollutants that may have settled on the skin and lashes.
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A cold compress from a chilled, damp cloth eases eye discomfort caused by pollution, reducing irritation and puffiness.
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Use air purifiers indoors to minimize exposure to indoor air pollutants, ensuring a safer environment for your eyes.
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Reduce the use of eye makeup during times of high pollution to minimize potential irritation and reactions due to airborne particles.
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Schedule regular eye check-ups and consult an eye specialist if you experience persistent irritation or discomfort.
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