Is Sunscreen Safe Around Your Eyes? Eye Doctor Explains

It's summertime and everyone knows to apply sunscreen, but what about your eyes? Ophthalmologist, Dr. Rupa Wong explains if you should be using sunscreen on your eyelids and what type. #drrupa #eyemakeuphealth #sunscreen


00:00 Is Sunscreen Safe To Use Around Your Eyes?
01:21: What Happens When Sunscreen Drips Into Eyes
01:31 : Why Are Eyelids So Sensitive?
01:37 : Can You Get Skin Cancer Of The Eyelids?
02:00: What Type of Sunscreen Is Best for Eyes?
02:20 : What Is the Difference Between Mineral And Chemical Sunscreens?
02:45 : What Chemical Sunscreen Ingredients Should You Avoid?
03:10 : Why Are Sunscreen Sticks Good Around Eyes?
03:25 : Are Tinted Sunscreen Powders and Moisturizers Worth It?
04:00 : Can You Use Regular Sunscreen Around Your Eyes?
04:20 : Top 4 Favorite Eye Sunscreens and Why They’re Good For Your Eyelid Skin
06:36 : What Should You Do If You Get Sunscreen In Your Eyes?


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