The Best Eye Creams With SPF to Try

Broad-spectrum sunscreen that offers an SPF of 15 or higher is one of the best forms of skin protection out there, and it should be applied (and reapplied) daily from head to toe. You technically could extend your facial sunscreen to the eye contour area, but using a product that’s formulated specifically for eyes is an even better choice. Why? Because these formulas are less likely to migrate into your eye (don’t you hate when that happens?!) and most of them — the good ones, anyway — can help target other eye-specific concerns, like dark circles, puffiness and uneven skin tone. Ahead, we rounded up our favorite eye creams with SPF to try.

SkinCeuticals Physical Eye UV Defense SPF 50

You’ll love the way the sheer, universal tint of this SPF 50 formula enhances your skin tone, while ceramides hydrate and smooth the entire eye area. It spreads easily without migrating into the eye, so don’t be afraid to get up close and personal in the surrounding crevices.

Lancôme Bienfait Multi-Vital Eye SPF 28 

Dehydration lines, puffiness and dark circles will be visibly reduced thanks to this SPF 28 eye treatment that’s enriched with caffeine. It’s suitable for all skin types — even sensitive — so everyone can reap the benefits.

CeraVe Sunscreen Stick SPF 50

While not an eye cream per se, we love to use this sunscreen under the eyes because the small stick format and fast-drying clear formula makes it easy to apply on the area. Plus, it’s safe for sensitive skin and contains moisturizing ceramides.

Supergoop! Bright-Eyed Mineral Eye Cream SPF 40

For a mineral formula, opt for this eye cream. It has a pink tint that helps brighten the eye area and creates a smooth canvas for concealer. 

Murad Essential-C Eye Cream Broad Spectrum SPF 15

In addition to broad spectrum SPF 15, this cream contains avocado oil to condition, caffeine to target puffiness and retinol for skin renewal. 

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