Do you get all sneezy and sniffly when you tweeze your eyebrows? I do and I have no idea why. What causes this reaction?
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"The facial nerves include the trigeminal, which has a branch that extends from the brow down into the tip of the nose. Sometimes, when plucking your eyebrows, that nerve is stimulated: Aaachoo!"
Other sneeze-related information from Discovery.com:
"Sneezing, it turns out, can be inspired by a bewildering range of nonsensical stimuli.
Sneezing fits can be triggered by combing hair, tweezing eyebrows, rubbing the inner corner of the eye, and even by eating too much."
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Further, if you're making your eyes water, the tear ducts in your eyes drain right into your nose. Double whammy.
observation and experience, and the nervous system chart in my massage therapist's office
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M$It’s kinda funny that I am answering this question but, here we go. It has to do with your eyes and the contact that they have with light. Typically you are plucking your eyes near light and the reflection of the mirror has a direct effect. Here is a useful link.
-Patrick
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1. You could be inhaling the very hairs that you are removing from your eyebrow. Without realizing it, you could be breathing it in and temporarily bother your sinuses.
2. Your eyes, nose, and ears all depend on whether your sinuses are clear or not. When you are tweezing your eyebrows, you may or may not realize that you get teary-eyed. Similarly to when you cry, your nose will usually get stuffy, causing you to sneeze.
3. Tweezing nose hairs results in the same outcome...except worst! Not only is it more painful, but your nose gets extremely runny. The hairs in your nostril actually help to keep all the junk in there from pouring out.
4. Problems encountered in the ears, nose, or eyes will also effects the other two areas. For example, an ear infection could cause sinus issues and blockup. In this case, plucking the hair near your eyes will cause runniness or congestion.
I hope I helped; have a great day!!!
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Yeah. Sneezing's pretty random. You know what makes me sneeze too? When the sun hits my face!