Hair in the eye duct... After a closer look following a couple of hours of an itchy eye corner, I spotted something that resembled a microscopic (1 mm) blond (almost white or even transparent) hair, sticking out of my lower lid tear duct! One could even say that it looked like a very thin fishing line particle. Thinking it could have been a part of some eyebrow hair I had cut earlier in the day, that had accidentally entered my eye duct, I decided to pull it out. I let a few drops of eye lubricant disposable fall on a q-tip and then passed it over my eye duct, thinking that the light rubbing action friction could possibly pull the hair out of there. Indeed, a larger part of hair did actually come out but the rest was still resting in the eye duct. I then decided to pass the edges of a pair of tweezers with white 90% alcohol and use it to carefully meteorize over the hair, without touching any other part of the eye, and plug it out. Finally, a no more than 2,5 mm total length hair did come out with no resistance. I felt an immediate relief and the itching of the eye has progressively stopped ever since. 1.Could any or both things possibly happen: a) a hair really growing out of the eye duct and is this a normal thing? b) another type of hair somehow enter the eye duct? 2.Was it ok to carefully pull it out the way I did? Sorry for the long question and Thank you in advance for your answer!