How to avoid sunscreen irritating eyes

There are certain amounts of chemical ingredients in sunscreen. If your eyes accidentally come into contact with these chemical ingredients, it will irritate your eyes and cause a stinging sensation. Therefore, it is normal to suddenly feel stinging sensations when sunscreen comes into contact with your eyes. So, what should you do if sunscreen irritates your eyes? How to deal with it?

What to do if sunscreen irritates your eyes

Rinse eyes and surrounding areas with clean water first. Then use a makeup remover to clean the sunscreen around your eyes. Then put one or two drops of anti-allergy eye drops in your eyes. If severe discomfort occurs, you should go to the hospital to seek medical help.

How to avoid sunscreen irritation in the eyes

1. When using sunscreen, try not to apply it around your eyes to avoid irritating your eyes.

2. When using sunscreen, do not apply it too hard to avoid accidentally getting the sunscreen in your eyes.

3. Try to avoid buying sunscreens that contain irritating ingredients to avoid eye damage caused by sunscreen. You can also choose pure physical sunscreen combined with hard sunscreen, but pure physical high-index sunscreen generally feels worse on the skin, turns white, and is difficult to clean.

4. Before using sunscreen, you must moisturize your skin to avoid direct contact with the sunscreen, which may cause skin discomfort. This can protect the skin and reduce the irritation of sunscreen to the eyes.

How to choose sunscreen

1. When purchasing sunscreen, you should do a skin test first and choose to buy non-irritating sunscreen.

2. When choosing sunscreen, you should choose one that suits you according to your skin type.

3. When choosing sunscreen, try to choose sunscreen with physical sunscreen as the main agent. Physical sunscreen is less irritating than chemical sunscreen.