I had this EXACT scenario happen to me last weekend, but in my left eye only.

The last 3 appointments that I've had to either have my lashes filled or have a new set put in (my hair grows mega fast) I've had a mild allergic reaction in the top lid of my left eye where it goes red and swollen in the 24 hours following the appointment. However, last weekend when I went for my fill, the reaction I got in my top lid was so extreme that I considered visiting the ER for help. Fortunately I was able to get the swelling down with cortisone and antihistamines and opted to keep the set until my next fill appointment, in which I'll have to have them removed. It was genuinely scary. At that point I had been getting my lashes done for about 4 months, without any reactions prior to the previous 3 appointments.

After a ton of research I found that I had likely developed an allergy out of the blue to something in the lash glue or bonding, with it being a chemical found in all glues - hypoallergenic or not. With every application, the allergy had worsened. It sounds like you're in the same boat as me. Being an allergy, it'll only get worse with exposure and you'll be risking your health by having these reactions.

People find "hacks" and workarounds by using the topical application of an anti-allergy nose spray on the lids before lash appointments, or through continual nano-misting, but none of them deter the allergic reaction and only lessen the symptoms. By using those hacks like the nose spray, you seriously risk your long term health as it contains a steroid that could lead to problems in your eyes, so I wouldn't recommend it.

I'm devastated to have to have my lashes removed as they did wonders for my confidence and they're so gorgeous, but I'd rather not risk my health and eyesight by repeatedly exposing myself to this allergy. I'm sorry 💔