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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