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Pro Tips
As one of the top factors for premature aging, we usually try not to spend too much time in the sun. But especially when it comes to outdoor activities, long walks on a Sunday afternoon, or a vacation in warm latitudes, we somehow can’t avoid being exposed to her. Especially make-up enthusiasts who don’t want to miss wearing their favorite foundation on a sunny day often have concerns about how sun protection and make-up go along with one another. We explain to you how to use both sunscreen and make-up.Sunscreen and Make-up - Everything you Should Know
Sunscreen under make-up or over make-up
Make-up having SPF (Sun Protection Factor) works exactly like sunscreen with the same factor. They prolong the safe exposure to direct sunlight. Still, most beauty products offer a relatively low number which means that the protection is often too little to give full protection.![](https://static2.kryolan.eu/sites/default/files/news/kryolan-ss21-sunprotection-2-2x.jpg)
Using skin protection with at least SPF 30-50 as additional protection underneath make-up is therefore always advisable. Sunscreen is still effective under make-up and should be applied before anything else – you can even skip your primer. Try to use water-based creams instead of sun blockers that contain oils, as this will affect the stability of your make-up. كريم الأساس السائل ديجيتال للبشرة and أساس المكياج ألترا السائل 30 مل are some of the best foundations to be applied on top of your skin protection as they are sheer coverage and self-setting. Providing it’s not a very oily sun blocker, they allow a seamless application.
Another good option is to use a spray-on sunscreen over your finished make-up instead of first applying a lotion and afterward foundation. Even though this can leave a glow on your face, it’s a good way for reapplying suntan protection throughout the whole day. For fully effective sun protection, this will be the best option for you.