I've looked into the methods of reapplication, some say powdered SPF works well. I've heard people bring up mists/sprays yet I've also heard a decent amount of people mention that those barely give you the UV coverage a sunscreen would. I've bought an abundance of well-received/raved about SPF sunscreens but I've realised how impossible it would be for me to reapply them every few hours on top of make up.

I don't wear a heavy layer but I do enjoy the coverage from a BB+CC cream with high SPF and PA+, but since I like to layer powder on top of it to set/remove shine, it wouldn't be an option to reapply sunscreen over it. Has anyone found a method that works well for them?

How to reapply SPF over make-up?

📎  though fragrance-free, scent from alcohol denat is very noticable and can induce skin irritation for those more sensitive;
📎 long-term use can also damage the skin barrier (alcohol denat.)
📎 can't seem to justify the price point of a 50mL sub-par product

🌷 lightweight, fragrance-free, non-comedogenic, and leaves no white cast
🌷 chemical sunscreen with high UVA and UVB protection
🌷  fast absorption, non-sticky with a dewy finish
🌷 water resistant (mexoryl 400), great for outdoor use 
🌷 pairs well with other skincare products and make-up

📎 contains polyethelyne (used for thickeners/moisturisers), ingredient itself isn't toxic though they may be contaminated with carcinogens 
📎 though there is no eye irritation, it leave a light film that blurs your eyes from use (easily removed during a double cleanse, or simply water); i've yet to come across a balm that does not do this
📎 does not come with a spatula
📎 thicker than other cleansing balms, though that does not hinder it's performance whatsoever
📎 amazing performance, but with existing products costing half the amount while retaining equal performance, i can't offer any sound reason as to why you should opt for clinique's instead

🌷 fragrance-free, does not contain unnecessary ingredients such as essential oils
🌷 oil based cleanser with great emulsion;
🌷 takes make-up and other existing products (moisturiser/sunscreen) off seamlessly

📎 slight scent (allegedly from acerola fruit extract) which may put off some people
📎 like some cleansing balms, it may leave a slight film that blurs the vision when used around the eyes (easily removed from a double cleanse, or simply water)
📎 personally do not favour it as much as the purifying version based on how less soft and smooth the original formula leaves my skin (i suppose its because of the different ingredients + purifying version is better for my skin type), but it's still just as great!

🌷 contains malpighia emarginata/acerola fruit extract (antioxidant and moisture), rooibos leaf (elasticity), bamboo extract (removes waste), and Angelica root extract (calming);
🌷 zero balance technology helps maintain skin balance after use
🌷 comes with a spatula, great for preventing cross contamination
🌷 affordable, comes in a variety of sizes and different formulas (like the purifying one!)




📎 absolutely cannot justify the price point, especially when there are similar products on the market for a fraction of the price
📎 for such an expensive product, you'd think it'd be a miracle worker yet sadly, the performance was subpar and barely compares to inexpensive serums that has visible results from consistent use

🌷 contains hyaluronic acid and vitamin b5, promoting hydration and skin barrier repair
🌷 lightweight gel serum
🌷 if you have the money to splurge, it's a great product to own

📎 price point tends to be on the steeper side
📎 like a number of other reviews, the product tends to be a hassle (both to put on and remove)


🌷 contains a hefty amount of ingredients that are suitable/beneficial for a number of skin types
🌷 particularly great for pore care with soothing nutrients
🌷 non-drying and non-irritating, leaves the skin feeling smooth and soft after each use


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