01Pick the right formula
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Most sunscreens are safe to apply around the eye area as far as it doesn't go into your eyes. Mineral sunscreens made with zinc or titanium dioxide are considered to be safer. They are perfect for sensitive skin types and areas like the skin around your eyes. You can also invest in an eye cream that offers SPF protection such as **Dermalogica Total Eye Care with SPF 15. **
02Easy application
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Choose a product that ensures easy application, stick sunscreen or eye products with SPF work well as the chances of messy application are less. This will also prevent the sunscreen from entering your eyes, while it's not dangerous, if you do get it in your eye splash water as soon as you can.
03Use ring finger for application
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As mentioned before the eye area is quite delicate, any rubbing or tugging can cause fine lines and wrinkles, making you look older. Use your ring finger to gently apply the sunscreen or eye cream.

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