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After cancer treatment, the skin and eye area may be more sensitive than before. Products that once felt comfortable may sting, and the desire to restore lashes and brows can sit alongside a need to avoid irritation. A sensitivity-first routine is the safest starting point.

Hair loss during cancer treatment can affect the scalp, lashes and brows. For many people, losing lashes and brows is especially distressing because it changes the face and can make illness feel more visible. Any routine during or after treatment should be gentle, respectful and guided by medical advice.