How to avoid sunscreen choking your eyes?

Sometimes, applying sunscreen can cause your eyes to sting, and I believe many people have experienced this. Sunscreen contains a certain amount of chemical ingredients that can cause certain irritation to the eyes. Let’s see how to avoid sunscreen stinging your eyes.

Sunscreen chokes my eyes, what's going on?

Sunscreen contains a certain amount of chemical ingredients that can cause some irritation to the eyes. Since the area around the eyes is very sensitive, if too much sunscreen is applied around the eyes, the eyes will feel stinging. Applying a layer of moisturizer before applying sunscreen can simultaneously protect the skin and reduce eye irritation caused by sunscreen.

How to avoid sunscreen irritation in the eyes

1. When using sunscreen, be careful not to apply it too hard to avoid accidentally getting the sunscreen into your eyes.

2. Before using sunscreen, you must hydrate and moisturize your skin to avoid direct contact with the sunscreen and causing discomfort.

3. When using sunscreen, try to avoid applying it around the eyes to avoid irritating the nerves around the eyes and causing discomfort to the eyes.

How to remove waterproof sunscreen

Waterproof sunscreen is generally difficult to remove with ordinary facial cleansers and must be removed with professional makeup remover products. Otherwise, it can easily cause clogged pores, causing acne, and pimples on the face. When using makeup remover to remove sunscreen, you must choose according to your actual skin type, otherwise it will cause problems such as dry skin, tightness, and oily skin.

Don't rub sunscreen

Sunscreen is applied by patting - take an appropriate amount between your fingers or palms, gently blend it, and then pat it evenly on the areas that need sun protection. Sunscreen molecules are very large, so don't rub or massage them too much to force them into the pores. Doing so will easily cause "mud" and clog the pores, which will reduce the sunscreen's effectiveness.