Innisfree doesn't sting mine! It's the only one! I get it from Amazon. A little spendy but I just use it around my eyes and use another one for the rest of my face.
This is me....a black person, dark-skinned one. The sunscreen doesn't even enter my eyes since i only apply upto the eye brows, i don't apply to the nose bridge, or under eyes. But my eyes sting and become bluury and reduce my vision!
Ahh discomfort in the eyes, a problem that is really annoying! Thank you for the video. I have been using mineral sunscreen around the eyes for a year, and it works so well! But it doesn't match well with makeup :/ (eyeshadow and concealer).
Easiest solution I’ve found is take a non minty lip balm and circling it around the eyes. It creates a barrier so sunscreen won’t leech into the eye area. You still want to wear glasses or sunglasses with UV protection. Also, children’s chemical sunscreen often include an anesthetic so you don’t feel the irritation if it does get in. Also- keep finger tips very, very clean.
Honestly, tried a variety and all have burned. Going to try a sunscreen stick. If that doesn’t work, the skin around my eyes are just going to get all the UVA/UVB
Im forever looking for a holy grail SPF, specifically for use around eyes and under makeup. Something that feels non-greasy or heavy, no stinging and that leaves zero white cast. I have to say spf's have come on leaps and bounds in the last 5 years, and ive heard that a korean skincare is more superior still as they formulate things in ways that arent yet approved for sale in the US/Elsewhere. I would say I have combination mildly sensitive skin, and SPFs Ive recently liked are Kiehls and if youre on a budget, Bondi Sands. Neither of which stung my eyes any more than getting a regular eye cream in there lol and neither left a white cast. Kiehls was a lighter texture but slightly greasy and pretty pricey. Bondi Sands comes out thick but is surprisingly light feeling on the skin, not as greasy as Kiehls imo I have the Naked Sundays spf50 to try next and have the Nars Spf 50 Primer and Medik8 Spf eyecream both on my wishlist. Hope this helps somebody! 😊
Recently tried a chemical sunscreen for the first time and my eyes burned but not because it got in my eyes. I realized later than it was because I was wearing a mask. When I breathed, some of the air comes back up through the gaps around my nose and so the "fumes" of the sunscreen would blow into my eyes lol. And during my break when my mask was off I didn't have irritation. So I'm not really sure if I'm sensitive to chemical sunscreens because it's fine on my skin. At the very least I can finish the sunscreen and it's not totally unusable. Maybe I'll do the mineral sunscreen around the eyes to see if it helps.
Thank you for your Video Doctor, I am actually using a Low price DM product for kids & waterresistant, it was the best so far even compared to expansive products
So sick of paying $15-$20 for a sunscreen just to find it's impossible to wear.
Return it. That’s what I do.
Yoh!!
Yeah, seriously. I've wasted so much time and money.
The solution for me has been Korean sunscreens. Beauty of Joseon, Numbuzin, etc. I use regular SPF on my arms and legs and Korean SPF on my face.
All sunscreens I’ve tried burn my eyes even without entering my eyes.
Same!!
Same
Me too!
Innisfree doesn't sting mine! It's the only one! I get it from Amazon. A little spendy but I just use it around my eyes and use another one for the rest of my face.
Why not on your qhole face?@robe9461
Chemical sunscreen stings my eyes. Physical sunscreen leaves white cast. It's really hard to have a sensitive & darker toned skin ☹️
This is me....a black person, dark-skinned one. The sunscreen doesn't even enter my eyes since i only apply upto the eye brows, i don't apply to the nose bridge, or under eyes. But my eyes sting and become bluury and reduce my vision!
Try eucerin sensitive tinted mineral sunscreen it doesn't burn the eyes and its for all skin tones :)
Ahh discomfort in the eyes, a problem that is really annoying! Thank you for the video. I have been using mineral sunscreen around the eyes for a year, and it works so well! But it doesn't match well with makeup :/ (eyeshadow and concealer).
Easiest solution I’ve found is take a non minty lip balm and circling it around the eyes. It creates a barrier so sunscreen won’t leech into the eye area. You still want to wear glasses or sunglasses with UV protection. Also, children’s chemical sunscreen often include an anesthetic so you don’t feel the irritation if it does get in.
Also- keep finger tips very, very clean.
I do a similar thing but with mineral sunscreen rather than lip balm, so there’s still that layer of protection
Great diea both of u!!
Honestly, tried a variety and all have burned. Going to try a sunscreen stick. If that doesn’t work, the skin around my eyes are just going to get all the UVA/UVB
Same 😂 did you ever find one lol
Im forever looking for a holy grail SPF, specifically for use around eyes and under makeup.
Something that feels non-greasy or heavy, no stinging and that leaves zero white cast.
I have to say spf's have come on leaps and bounds in the last 5 years, and ive heard that a korean skincare is more superior still as they formulate things in ways that arent yet approved for sale in the US/Elsewhere.
I would say I have combination mildly sensitive skin, and SPFs Ive recently liked are Kiehls and if youre on a budget, Bondi Sands.
Neither of which stung my eyes any more than getting a regular eye cream in there lol and neither left a white cast.
Kiehls was a lighter texture but slightly greasy and pretty pricey.
Bondi Sands comes out thick but is surprisingly light feeling on the skin, not as greasy as Kiehls imo
I have the Naked Sundays spf50 to try next and have the Nars Spf 50 Primer and Medik8 Spf eyecream both on my wishlist.
Hope this helps somebody! 😊
Recently tried a chemical sunscreen for the first time and my eyes burned but not because it got in my eyes. I realized later than it was because I was wearing a mask. When I breathed, some of the air comes back up through the gaps around my nose and so the "fumes" of the sunscreen would blow into my eyes lol. And during my break when my mask was off I didn't have irritation. So I'm not really sure if I'm sensitive to chemical sunscreens because it's fine on my skin. At the very least I can finish the sunscreen and it's not totally unusable. Maybe I'll do the mineral sunscreen around the eyes to see if it helps.
Best comment ever!
Great tips! I use mineral for this reason, but I have never considered using a sunscreen stick! Thank you so much.
Yes but the sunscreen stick should literally only be used for around the eyes because it doesn't give you as much coverage as a liquid sunscreen.
Such helpful video! I’ll have give the sunscreen stick a try. Any recommendations for a tinted sunscreen stick? I need the iron oxides for malesma.
Is there a mineral sunscreen that won't leave a white cast on my face. When I apply sunscreen I look horrible.
Try Cotz Sensitive Mineral Sunscreen! No stinging and no white cast - my holy grail!
Look to Korean sunscreens! Korean mineral sunscreens tend to have minimal to no white cast in them and are beautifully formulated 😁
@@GetWellSoonR.E.M. cool! Do you have any brand recommendations for Korean mineral sunscreens 😊
@@GetWellSoonR.E.M. commenting to see your reply!
@@umchileanywaysso I like the canmake UV gel sunscreen! It’s a Japanese one, but it’s 100% mineral and never showed a white cast!
Curious what you think of the La Mer sunscreen? It’s the only one I’ve found that doesn’t burn my eyes but costs $100 😅
thank you for all these tips
Super informative thanks
You can avoid sunscreens on your stinging eyes?
The best sunscreen is staying inside.
Thank You. 🙂
Thank you for your Video Doctor, I am actually using a Low price DM product for kids & waterresistant, it was the best so far even compared to expansive products
doest the mineral sunscreen stick work?
Any cheap mineral sun screens?
CERAVE and cvs brand
Recommended fragrance free sunscreens?
فيزيائي او مينيرال وبي يكون فيه زنك و تيتانيوم
ويكون مضاد للمي
Are mineral sunscreens broad spectrum?
The colorscience original tint is mineral but burns my eyes. The matte does not
I have this and it burns so bad