Yes. Saline is used by the eyes to keep the surface moist and to wash any specks or germs from it.
Someone told me its the fish sick that really hurts your eyes buh i dont believe that because human sick doesn't (i tried it) ... (surfers dont get hurt by it because they got super surfer eyes )
No, milk does not help with eye irritation caused by salt water. It is recommended to rinse your eyes with clean water to flush out the salt and alleviate the burning sensation. If the irritation persists, seek medical attention.
Yes it can. That is all that most eye washes/drops are; salt water (with some preservative added in). You can even make your own if you have distilled water and salt. Make sure to use distilled water because water carries contaminants very well. And use what you make right away since your not adding a preservative.
Clean water should not. Contaminated water, or water which contains sand or grit, is a different story. There's also a factor of exactly how it's being used. Looking directly into one of those high-pressure water jets used to cut stone, for example, is probably a bad idea.
Some sunscreens are formulated in such a way that they do not burn or itch if they get in your eyes. While most of these do not require you to do anything if you get them in your eyes, the safest response is always to flush your eyes thoroughly with clean water.
No it doesn't
Yes, salt water can sting and irritate your eyes when you open them underwater. The high salt content can cause discomfort and redness, but it is usually temporary and can be relieved by rinsing your eyes with fresh water afterwards. Wearing goggles or a mask can help protect your eyes while swimming in salt water.
Someone told me its the fish sick that really hurts your eyes buh i dont believe that because human sick doesn't (i tried it) ... (surfers dont get hurt by it because they got super surfer eyes )
If you drink salt water, you will puke If you let salt into a cut, it would hurt very much If it goes into your eyes, it would hurt But you can't die, except for food and water
larger chunks of salt in table salt and cloride
Fresh water typically affects waterproof mascara less than salt water. Waterproof mascara is designed to be resilient against water, but salt water can be more abrasive and drying on the formula, potentially breaking it down faster.
Not if you don't drink it.
they get hydoglific salt in their eyes
True salt water pools have the same parts per million (ppm) as sea water which is roughly 35,000 ppm. We have a salt taste threshold of around 3,500 ppm and our eyes have about 7,000ppm. Most chlorine generators require a salt content of 3,000-5,000 ppm in the pool. You will feel the salt in a true salt water pool, most people don't notice the salt in a pool with a chlorine generator.
No. Never put salt in your eyes, it is very bad for them.
It does because it is salt water
nope