Question: I'm 27 years old and frequently deal with eye discomfort. The whites of my eyes stay slightly red, and the sides look a bit yellow. What's causing this, and what can I do?
Answer: "Redness in the whites of the eyes and a yellowish tint on the sides often point to inflammation or an allergic reaction, especially if it happens repeatedly. Multiple factors could be involved.
Daily exposures like makeup particles, remover, or day cream migrating into the eyes can trigger a sensitive response.
Choose products designed for sensitive skin that match the eye's natural pH balance. These avoid perfumes, preservatives, alcohol, and lanolin to reduce allergy risks.
Review ingredient lists before buying. If issues continue, see a doctor or dermatologist."
Yvonne Richardson, La Roche-Posay Training Manager
