4 Things to Know About Sunscreen on Your Eyelids

Use only mineral sunscreen Mineral sunscreens with zinc oxide or titanium dioxide sit on top of the skin and won’t sting if they migrate into your eyes. Chemical sunscreens will burn and cause irritation.

Apply sparingly and gently Use a tiny dot and pat it near the lash line without rubbing. A little goes a long way on eyelids.

Sunglasses already cover most of the area UV-protective sunglasses shield your upper lids and under-eye area. Add mineral sunscreen only at the beach or while skiing for extra protection.

Don’t skip your eyelids They get significant sun exposure. Just avoid chemical sunscreens entirely around your eyes.