People were mind-blown when they found out the reason behind the crust, taking to the video’s comment section to share their thoughts.

One said: “I refuse to lose even when I’m sleeping.” Another user rightly commented: “Starting the day with a victory.”

A third user said: “When I was in kindergar[t]en i put them in my tea,” followed by a skull emoji. We don’t even know what to say to that one.

Now, while eye discharge is totally normal and shouldn’t be a cause for concern, if you eye has lots of sticky yellow pus on the eyelashes, this can be a sign of conjunctivitis.

The eye condition is caused by infection or allergies and while it usually gets better in a couple of weeks without treatment – it’s still a right pain to deal with, making your eyes red, burn, itch and feel gritty, as well as producing pus that sticks to the lashes.

In order to help ease the symptoms of conjunctivitis, the NHS recommends:

– Wash your eyelids with clean water. Boil the water and let it cool down, then gently wipe your eyelashes with a clean cotton wool pad to clean off crusts (1 piece for each eye).

– Hold a cold flannel on your eyes for a few minutes to cool them down.