For many with Sjogren's, severe dry eye can make wearing eye makeup feel impossible, leading to irritation, inflammation, and pain. But does it have to be this way?In this informative and practical session, board-certified ophthalmologist and dry eye specialist Dr. Diane Hilal-Campo breaks down the science behind Sjogren's-related dry eye disease. She explains the difference between aqueous deficient and evaporative dry eye, outlines the most effective medical treatments available, and reveals how common makeup ingredients can exacerbate your symptoms.Watch now to understand your dry eye treatment options and learn how, with the right products and hygiene, you can safely and comfortably get back into wearing the eye makeup you love.SESSION IN A GLANCE00:00 Introduction to Sjogren's and Dry Eye01:57 Two Major Types of Dry Eye Disease04:00 Modern Treatments for Aqueous Deficient Dry Eye08:31 How Eye Makeup Exacerbates Dry Eye Disease10:00 The Solution: How to Get Back into Eye Makeup11:58 Better Ingredients for Healthier Eyes14:30 Why Mascara and Eyeshadow Matter16:35 Final Thoughts and EncouragementABOUT DR. DIANE HILAL-CAMPODr. Diane Hilal-Campo is a Columbia-trained, board-certified ophthalmologist in private practice where she has been treating eye diseases for over 25 years. After spending decades treating patients struggling with dry eye and other painful conditions caused by makeup, she developed her own brand of ophthalmologist-formulated, eye-friendly formulas, twenty/twenty beauty. Dr. Hilal-Campo created twenty/twenty beauty to help promote and preserve the long-term eye health of makeup wearers around the world by designing products that support, rather than disrupt, the delicate ecosystem of the eye.CONNECT WITH DR. DIANE HILAL-CAMPOInstagram → @trytwentytwentyABOUT THE VIRTUAL SJOGREN'S SUMMITThe Virtual Sjögren's Summit is an annual patient-led online event dedicated to providing accessible, high-quality education and fostering a supportive global community for everyone touched by Sjögren's. Our mission is to build networks of support, knowledge, and hope.