A quick guide to applying sunscreen
In the midst of our fast-paced daily routines, it is absolutely essential to protect the skin from the harmful effects of the sun. However, a common concern arises when considering applying sunscreen over makeup, as individuals worry that it could ruin their carefully crafted look. Fortunately, with the help of suitable techniques, it is possible to protect the skin without endangering your makeup. Here's a quick guide on how to effectively apply sunscreen while wearing makeup.
Use a makeup primer with SPF:
Simplify your routine by choosing a basic makeup that includes sun protection. This will not create a smooth base for your makeup, but also provide an layer of sun protection.
Apply sunscreen in layers:
In order not to disturb your makeup, apply sunscreen in thin layers. Use a small amount and gently massage into the skin. Each layer to dry for a minute before the next adding.
opt for a powder sunscreen:
Powder sunscreen is a convenient option for those who want to reapply sunscreen throughout the day without messing up their makeup. Choose a translucent powder with added SPF and lightly dust it over your face for extra protection.
Invest in setting sprays with SPF:
Setting sprays not only help set your makeup, but can also provide an extra layer of sun protection. Look for setting sprays that contain SPF and spritz it over finished makeup for a smooth finish.
Focus on high risk areas:
If you're time is short and don't want to reapply sunscreen over your makeup, focus on high-risk areas like your nose and cheekbones. Using sunscreen can make a big difference these areas are more susceptible to the sun.
Repeat the request throughout the day:
The effectiveness of sunscreen decreases over time, especially if you sweat or are exposed to water. To maintain protection, consider reapplying sunscreen every two hours, targeting areas that may have been at risk and using techniques such as setting powder or setting spray.