Most of the sunscreens sting my eyes. I learned that powdering my eye area with translucent powder (it's invisible on the skin), dries the area a bit and absorbs the oils. This helps and it doesn't sting my eyes anymore. Of course, I'm not sure whether this would work for you, maybe you don't want to use any powder on your face, but it helps me. I powder my eye area even if I don't use any makeup.
Hi Judita Barkauskaitė, thanks for your input. I use a sunscreen that does not sting the eyes ua-cam.com/video/ma4mW3c1RRA/v-deo.html but yes, powder first might help, but I would use Tapoica Starch, which is easy to get hold of, and mix it with Silica if I can get it (I can). I would be cautious with using powders containing Zinc Oxide or Titanium Oxide, particularly nano forms, as they might break down some sun filters. As always, doing as I do, say, show, write, or whatsoever is at one's own risk regardless. Nothing I say, show, write, do, or whatsoever, is meant to cure, heal, or prevent anything regardless. Best Jesper BSc
It is certainly cheap, but from memory when I used to use this product a few years ago it caused me to have teary eyes and redness due to sensitivity to some ingredient. I think there are much better products out there.
Hi Kurio71, thanks for your comment. It's not about if Nivea Sunscreens work or not, as they do, it's rather if when using the correct amount they are sticky, too perfumed, and so on. Also what sun filters are in them, are they Hormone Disrusptors or not (or so far not...). If it is this one here www.nivea.com.co/productos/nivea-sun-protect-and-refresh-sport-fps-50-40058088470440057.html it contains several ingredients that are problematic but legal. Best Jesper BSc
Most of the sunscreens sting my eyes. I learned that powdering my eye area with translucent powder (it's invisible on the skin), dries the area a bit and absorbs the oils. This helps and it doesn't sting my eyes anymore. Of course, I'm not sure whether this would work for you, maybe you don't want to use any powder on your face, but it helps me. I powder my eye area even if I don't use any makeup.
Hi Judita Barkauskaitė, thanks for your input. I use a sunscreen that does not sting the eyes ua-cam.com/video/ma4mW3c1RRA/v-deo.html but yes, powder first might help, but I would use Tapoica Starch, which is easy to get hold of, and mix it with Silica if I can get it (I can). I would be cautious with using powders containing Zinc Oxide or Titanium Oxide, particularly nano forms, as they might break down some sun filters.
As always, doing as I do, say, show, write, or whatsoever is at one's own risk regardless. Nothing I say, show, write, do, or whatsoever, is meant to cure, heal, or prevent anything regardless.
Best
Jesper BSc
It is certainly cheap, but from memory when I used to use this product a few years ago it caused me to have teary eyes and redness due to sensitivity to some ingredient. I think there are much better products out there.
I'm down in Mexico and they sell Nivea Sun Protect & Refresh Sport SPF50. Seems to work fine
Hi Kurio71, thanks for your comment. It's not about if Nivea Sunscreens work or not, as they do, it's rather if when using the correct amount they are sticky, too perfumed, and so on. Also what sun filters are in them, are they Hormone Disrusptors or not (or so far not...). If it is this one here www.nivea.com.co/productos/nivea-sun-protect-and-refresh-sport-fps-50-40058088470440057.html it contains several ingredients that are problematic but legal.
Best
Jesper BSc