Gluing a deceased person's eyes shut is a common practice in many cultures and funeral homes to create a more peaceful and natural appearance for the deceased. When a person dies, their eyes can remain partially open or have a fixed, staring appearance, which can be unsettling for loved ones and hinder the grieving process. Gluing the eyelids shut helps to create a more serene and lifelike appearance, allowing family and friends to remember the deceased with dignity and respect. Additionally, it helps to preserve the integrity of the body and prevent any further deterioration of the eyes.
