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04-19-2019 02:21 PM
@Porcelain wrote:Seriously check out the ColorScience website. They have all sorts of makeup products with sunscreen in them. Even an eye cream with SPF 35. Foundations, primers, concealers... And of course they also have regular sunscreen as well.
I really like that CS Even Up Perfecter! But for $125 I just can't afford it. Bought it once and I was done because of the cost.
04-19-2019 02:29 PM
I actually have some colorescience but I haven't opened it yet. It does make good sense to me since you brush it on and you're not completely eradicating what's underneath it.
I'm confident the one I'm using is a good sunscreen as well but the idea that anything under it can last through all the rubbing in doesn't seem possible!
04-19-2019 02:35 PM - edited 04-19-2019 02:36 PM
@Andreatoo Moisturizer first, Primer second, Sunscreen third. Let each layer dry before applying the other ones. If you can get a foundation with SPF, you won't need the sunscreen. I wear tinted moisturizers and they always have SPF.
04-19-2019 02:37 PM
@Andreatoo wrote:I actually have some colorescience but I haven't opened it yet. It does make good sense to me since you brush it on and you're not completely eradicating what's underneath it.
I'm confident the one I'm using is a good sunscreen as well but the idea that anything under it can last through all the rubbing in doesn't seem possible!
I think you're right. Really rubbing in any product will also mess up anything underneath.
You shouldn't need to rub sunscreen that much. After a certain point, you'd be getting too thin of a layer. If it won't stop looking white unless you rub it all to heck, you might need a tinted version instead.
04-19-2019 02:45 PM
Where did you hear that you can’t wear primer or foundation on top of sunscreen?
I’m just curious.
04-19-2019 03:00 PM
I found this on google search:
04-19-2019 05:12 PM
Per the dermatologist: Sunscreen IS your moisturizer. Let it dry then proceed with whatever else you use such as primer and foundation.
04-19-2019 09:09 PM
@LTT1 wrote:
Where did you hear that you can’t wear primer or foundation on top of sunscreen?
I’m just curious.
I haven't heard that I was just wondering if it would work
04-19-2019 09:23 PM
@Porcelain wrote:
@Andreatoo wrote:I actually have some colorescience but I haven't opened it yet. It does make good sense to me since you brush it on and you're not completely eradicating what's underneath it.
I'm confident the one I'm using is a good sunscreen as well but the idea that anything under it can last through all the rubbing in doesn't seem possible!
I think you're right. Really rubbing in any product will also mess up anything underneath.
You shouldn't need to rub sunscreen that much. After a certain point, you'd be getting too thin of a layer. If it won't stop looking white unless you rub it all to heck, you might need a tinted version instead.
Will the mineral sunscreen dry clear if I give it a few minutes?
04-19-2019 09:40 PM
I usually use serum, moisturizer, sunscreen, primer, foundation. Sometimes I use a moisturizer with SPF and skip the additional sunscreen. Sometimes I use a tinted sunscreen, skip the primer and just a light touch of powder foundation over that -- right now I'm liking SkinCeuticals
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