Makeup remover will not cause damage to your eyes. Before released into the market, products like makeup remover have gone through numerous strict tests to make sure that they pose no dangerous to human health. Your eyes may sting after the remover accidentally slipped into your eyes. Slight redness in eyes and irritation can happen if there is too much remover in your eyes. After you get some remover in your eyes, you can rinse it out with water, and where you rinse should be the eye area, not your eyes. Then use eye drops to flush the remaining remover out. Around 15 minutes later, you will be OK.