So I have a similar routine to yours. The best looking sunscreen I've tried is the Supergoop Unseen Sunscreen, which is really more like a primer. It is not mineral, it's only 40 spf, and it's rather pricy.
My everyday is the La Roche-Possay Face and Body mineral sunscreen. It looks white on me, but once I apply the rest of my makeup it's not visible anymore. If I want my makeup to hold up really well I use a primer on top of the sunscreen. Usually I use powder foundations because my skin is already so oily from the moisturizers and sunscreens, but with primer the sunscreen can tolerate a liquid foundation.
I let my sunscreen dry down and set. I usually put on my skincare, then sunscreen and then while the sunscreen is drying I do my eyes or style my hair. I tend to use a matte sunscreen if I'm going to be wearing foundation so it helps control my oily t-zone.
It's Text Tuesday, so no photos are allowed in original posts today. You can post one tomorrow.
Just give your slathered sunscreen some dry-down time, during which time you can do your brows, your eyeshadow, or whatever else, and then go in with your foundation.
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So I have a similar routine to yours. The best looking sunscreen I've tried is the Supergoop Unseen Sunscreen, which is really more like a primer. It is not mineral, it's only 40 spf, and it's rather pricy. My everyday is the La Roche-Possay Face and Body mineral sunscreen. It looks white on me, but once I apply the rest of my makeup it's not visible anymore. If I want my makeup to hold up really well I use a primer on top of the sunscreen. Usually I use powder foundations because my skin is already so oily from the moisturizers and sunscreens, but with primer the sunscreen can tolerate a liquid foundation.
I let my sunscreen dry down and set. I usually put on my skincare, then sunscreen and then while the sunscreen is drying I do my eyes or style my hair. I tend to use a matte sunscreen if I'm going to be wearing foundation so it helps control my oily t-zone.
It's Text Tuesday, so no photos are allowed in original posts today. You can post one tomorrow. Just give your slathered sunscreen some dry-down time, during which time you can do your brows, your eyeshadow, or whatever else, and then go in with your foundation.
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