Structure of anatomy of the eye lashes and the secretions of Meibum.
At a normal human body temperature, Meibum is a transparent oily liquid but it becomes a waxy solid when the temperature drops to 1 degree. And that very substance is rust in our eyes.
Rusty eyes were produced during sleep because then, the temperature of the human body dropped, causing Meibum to condense.
Robert G. Linton, an Australian ophthalmologist, said that when sleeping, the meibum routes were reduced but still enough to cover our eyes. Sometimes the excess fluid is excessively normal, covering the eyelid and forming a rusty eye.
Meibum helps keep tears in your eyes and moisturizes our eyes. According to the results of a study conducted in rabbits, when there is no meibum, their eyes are dehydrated due to evaporation 17 times faster than normal speed.
When your eyes are dry, you will have a burning sensation, stubbornness, difficulty in opening and opening, blinking more and more . more.
In short, every time you wake up, you see that the big, big, rusty eye on the corner of the eye doesn't have to worry.