So the bottom line is this:  Use eye moisturizers for your eyes!

Eyeliner Application
See the Different Eyeliner Applications

For Close-Set Eyes:

Line outer third of upper lids with gray, brown or black liner. Smudge gently. Use a lighter liner on the inner eye to widen the space between eyes.

For Small Eyes:

Draw a dark line gradually thickening at outer edge of the eye. Use a light-colored pencil (gold, silver, white) and draw under lower lash.

For Deep-Set Eyes:

Line upper lash line with pale, shimmery liner. Then line outer edge of lower lash with a soft, neutral shade (gray or taupe). This will create the illusion of a less heavy lid.

For Drooping Eyes:

Line outer third of eye very close to lashes, carefully sweeping the liner up at the corner of the eye.

Depending on your skin coloring and the quality of the product, you may end up looking more like a carrot than a beach bunny. Ask someone working in cosmetics or someone you know if the product made their skin orangy or streaky. If the product is really cheap, leave it on the shelf unless you like the orange look. A good one to try is Clarins Self Tanning Milk SPF 6 Sunless Tanner which comes with SPF. SPF6 offers mild protection against the sun. Instantly softens your skin while moisturizing. Provides a natural-looking tan in one or two hours. Lightweight texture ensures easy absorption.

So next time you’re thinking about baking your skin in the sun, why not get your sun from a powder or a bottle? if you’ve ever used a self-tanner or bronzing powder and how it worked for ya. Best for Sensitive Skin- Sunless tanning lotions do not include any irritants and are perfect for the sensitive skin. You have lots of choices to choose an ideal product for your skin type.

- Dior Bronze Moderate Tanning Protective Sun Cream SPF 15
- Clarins Self Tanning Milk SPF 6–125ml/4.2oz
- Shiseido Tanning Cream SPF 6 (For Face)