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And, more important, if I do, will my skin be okay?
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Long-lasting & water-resistant SPF
The first rule of beach-day beauty?
Adequate SPF, of coursewhich yourdaily foundationmight not already have.
So even if it has SPF, you are quickly going to find yourself overexposed to ultraviolet light.
It can seriously impact your skin.
Which ingredients your go-to productsdocontain.
So be sure to skip thesalicylic acidbefore and after beach day.
A broad-spectrum, water-resistant, tinted sunscreen is optimal.
And since so many of themcontain SPF, it’s a win-win.
Dr. Garshick’s recommendations?
Ilia Super Serum Skin Tint SPF40 and Neutrogena PureScreen Mineral UV Tint Liquid Sunscreen.
Just verify todouble cleanse at nightand follow up with a hydrating product right before bed!
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Some of her must-have makeup products for the beach?
you could mix a bit into your makeup and turn anything into a tinted SPF!
Waterproofing products as much as possible with a little bit of powder goes a long way, says Dresher.
Layering cream and powder products is the best way to ensure longevity and endurance.
For a double-duty product, consider setting with an SPF-spiked powder like those by Colorescience.
Their powders are by far my favorite to help set makeup, says Dr. Turner.
It really makes makeup resilient, she says.
It also feels really refreshing in the heat.
Here’s how my makeup held up.
They make SPF-spiked versions of setting spray too.
This SPF mist works to set makeup but also to help reapply SPF throughout the day.
It also contains optical-diffusing silica silylate which helps to absorb excess oil.
For more SPF, consider Vacation’sGlamour-approved Super Spritz Broad Spectrum.
It’s SPF 50 and can be used and reapplied over makeup.
As for how often to do that?
Remember to reapply per the sunscreen label recommendation or at least every two hours, says Dr. Turner.
