How to reapply sunscreen over makeup

[@nnennaigwe8674]

Oily /combo skin and i just started using Skin 1004 hyalu-cica water fit sunscreen. It completely changed my idea about sunscreens after years of struggling with mineral sunscreens!!!

[@lettievanhemert]

I love that one!

[@sharlizmastura8797]

Hi I was thinking about buying that sunscreen. It would be a great help if you answer a few questions regarding this. 1) Is it a mineral sunscreen 2) Can it be applied over makeup 3) I have acne prone skin, will it be safe for me to use tanks in advance

[@ya.02]

As an oily gal who’s currently using this sunscreen, this has become one of my faves instantly! I usually prefer milk sunscreens for a matte finish but the skin1004 one has been my go to when I don’t have a strenuous activity outside

[@TinaTanakaHarris]

Ugh I still need to try that one ‼️

[@melamelania9898]

​@@sharlizmastura8797a) it's chemical sunscreens b) idk, I don't wear makeup in the morning, only at night c) I'm acne prone girly and I love this sunscreen, very light

[@newvouz]

thank you for being so honest about the topics and showing the real life (which is rare especially in sponsored videos), we need more realistic creators and less 'miracle promises' propagandas about skin care

[@denissecam1075]

If you struggle with reapplying I suggust you apply with a lot in the morning. i do 2 finger lengh to my face and 2 my neck and ears. Then I wait 10 minutes for it to dry and apply the same amount again. 8 fingers total. I do this for my body also. One big layer follow by another one 10 minutes late. I recently spent 5 hours outside in 90 degree weather and from all my friend i didn't end up red even when i didn't reapply since i forgot my sunscreen at home. I would still recommend to reapply at least once before living your house, work or school.

[@krishaunafisher]

Ok but that haruharu wonder stick is the BUSINESS my skin literally looks and feels healthier after I use it I love it so much

[@glasseslikeabug]

hi! just a question, im super sensitive to smell, so what does it smell it?? does it have that typical sunscreen smell?

[@KevkevDisG]

There's some evidence showing SPF 60 to 100 doesn't exactly have an extraordinary amount of sun protection compared to SPF 50, but it still does show it can offer some level of extra SPF protection. So, for avid makeup wearers who really don't feel comfortable reapplying, much like you said, get a good layer of it on before applying makeup and it should still offer a considerable amount of UV protection as the day goes on

[@faeezparkar9731]

Best is cover your face with scarf when possible, and don't wear makeup at beach or playground coz practically u will be sweating there throughout.

[@noa-ix9pe]

First time i ever heard someone admit that the every 2 hour rule is probably hard to stick to, this video felt so realistic, thank you so much! With sunsticks i always wonder if it actually gives the protection it claims with the amount people usually apply - isn't such a thin layer way too little? Idk much about sunsticks though, haven't ever used one bc I'm too afraid of getting germs stuck on it😭 they look great on the skin once people apply them though

[@JelenaP991]

you need at least 4 layers to get enough protection. but with so many it is best not to wear makeup

[@milkythoughts9500]

labmuffin has a good video on this! you need like 30 swipes or something to get significant protection and you will look and feel awful

[@depresso___espresso]

Your transparency is refreshing.

[@barbiesoo]

I’m from the Philippines where the weather is super humid and hot and I am loving the Haruharu Wonder sunscreen so far for my dry skin 💚

[@kateberlyy]

I’m from a tropical country and my skin type is super super oily - I usually use the Biore UV Aqua Rich Watery Essence because it’s so lightweight (note that there is ethanol and fragrance like the spray in the video) and then before I put on makeup I layer with the Sana Namerakahonpo UV Makeup Base (helps to tone up my skin, gives slightly grippy base for foundation, AND has SPF 40)

[@BeautyRepublicUnited]

Where can I purchase this??

[@keyulinghu4571]

I appreciate your point of being realistic! Flawless makeup (without any compromise) and reapplication simply don’t go together

[@arigomez9004]

Skin type: sensitive Climate: dry and hot/cold SPF: CANMAKE - Mermaid Skin Gel in clear 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻great video!!!

[@gracet4723]

anua heartleaf sunscreen is great for hot and humid weathers! (i’m in singapore)

[@lolwhat2628]

Omg im from sg too! Where do you get that sunscreen from?

[@TinaTanakaHarris]

Ooo I enjoy that one too! 😍

[@sliceofsivir]

@@lolwhat2628not sure if they ship to Singapore, but you can try YesStyle. *Edit: I checked google and didn’t see anything about YesStyle shipping to Singapore, but Stylevana does and they carry it :)

[@niknadianikmohdnasir9561]

Combo skin - leaning to oily skin Climate - hot and humid (Malaysia) Currently, I'm loving the Pyunkang Yul Kids & Baby Sun Cream. I purchased the 150ml bottle (pump bottle). 2 full pumps are enough for face and neck. I'm loving it so far! I can skip my moisturiser because it is so moisturising.

[@sofiaelaty1335]

Skin type: Oily, acne prone, SUPER sensitive Climate: florida sunscreen, the new purito soothing centella one

[@TarynRMartin]

Fellow Floridian here. I also have fairly sensitive/reactive skin, am cruelty free, and kind of a hippie regarding “weird chemicals.” Sun Bum Mineral Tinted SPF 30 is *the one.* I’ll set and/or reapply with Colorescience Brush-On SPF 50.

[@sofiaelaty1335]

@@TarynRMartinthanks I might have to try that out

[@Just-Nikki]

Pacifica has a setting spray that’s 45 SPF and I use it every couple of hours, I’m in my 50’s and sunscreen is imperative for my aging skin. The setting spray works well over Dior, Chanel and Sisley foundation. My skin does start to look dewy but not greasy however blotting gently quickly corrects that for me.

[@lu_re7198]

Favorite SPFs: Numbuzin No1 for spring/summer (fall/winter: Hada Labo). Skin type: dry, sensitive. Climate: 4 seasons, very cold dry winters & humid summers.

[@skateata1]

I just can't imagine how a sunscreen stick wouldn't move your makeup around. If I wasn't wearing any I would consider it though.

[@theskincarenerd]

I wear foundation, and yes it definitely moves your makeup around 😞 I tried it

[@TinaTanakaHarris]

I say in the video that it DOES move makeup around 😌 it’s impossible to physically rub something on your face and for it to not affect the makeup 🫠

[@DumiNihi]

It does, but some only very minimally

[@mebibibi]

it does :( it horribly breaks up my makeup anytime i try.

[@Thamazgha-tamurth-enegh]

​@@TinaTanakaHarrisI have dry to sometimes extremely dry skintype. You said in the video that an spf mist/spry is more dewy (which is true) and that it would be a better option for dry skintypes. I can assure you it's not a great option for dry skintypes. I have to skip on luminous setting sprays and more luminous (liquid highlighter mixed into my foundation) because the only time I will look greasy in my make up is when I reapply my spf with a spray. Not sure why they all have to be so darn dewy but to anyone out there who has dry to very dry skintype skip on the luminous base, don't use luminous setting sprays. I stay away from powders for the most parts because of how dry my skin is but I usually go for a natural or satin finish for my base and good hydrating face cream underneath my make up. And instead of powder just use a mattying setting spray all over the face or just a little bit on your hand then carefully dab it over your t-zone. Yes you will look a little matte at first glance but as the day goes by and you reapply your spf with the spf spray you will look glowy again. Just make sure to stay away from alcohol based mattyfing sprays. I use one that unfortunately has been discontinued from catrice their freeze& cooling spray. But they've replaced it with the oil control and mattyfing spray it does work great but the original was not only mattyfing but still hydrating because it contained an hint if oil in it. And if the day progresses and find that you look way to glowy you might have to use a tissue to slightly dab over the face and then use a more dry skin friendly powder.

[@marinamcercal]

Girl, you are GLOWING 😍

[@sanjanat1085]

The haru haru black rice sunscreen! It's broad spectrum, SPF 50 and the consistency is a little thicker but it leaves the most beautiful velvety matte finish and has never pilled with my makeup! It's made for combination skin so a water/oil based foundation can work well with it

[@osaderio]

Thank you for the vid! Skin type: Oily skin Climate: Dessert near sea but humidity level around 60 to 80% Sunscreen: Beauty of Joseon - Relief Sun: Rice + Probiotics SPF50+ PA++++ Tip: It made a huge difference to use a facial mist to hydrate my skin before using the sunscreen. Just apply as per facial mist instructions, wait like 1 to 2 mins and then apply 2 fingers of sunscreen. The finishing is a lot better and it doesn't become all cakey. I do want to try their newest version thou cuz it seems is more adequate for oily skin than the original.

[@Janiceinyemen]

I live in the most humid weather of India and the Concious Chemist-Berry bright Sunscreen is great for my oily acne prone skin

[@MRDEREVKO]

I have Dry-Blemish prone skin, and i am loving the House of Hur sunscreen, which i discovered through this channel and Ramon.

[@TinaTanakaHarris]

That one is so nice and light!! 🧡

[@mialikeseverything]

Yes realistic expectations!! 'if you want perfectly flawless makeup but also want to be able to apply a really good even protection of sunscreen, give up now' AHAHA. Thank you for making this very informative video though! My holy grail sunscreen is the popular Isntree Hyaluronic Acid Watery Sun Gel and I have very dry and dehydrated skin with malar rash.

[@723snoopy]

Really appreciate the fragrance free mentions because of my allergies and sensitive skin!

[@littleprincefox]

skin type: combination climate: north america - dry in winter, humid in summer holy grail sunscreen: ROUND LAB Birch Juice Moisturizing Sunscreen spf 50+

[@phantomthread4385]

I'm a round lab girlie myself here in london with super dry skin. Plus when I go swimming in my gym it doesn't sting my eyes.

[@Yurito12]

I use the Isehan Kiss Me Sunkiller Perfect Water Essence, it makes your skin feel so soft and its slightly green so it may help with some redness

[@queenizzydeigh9085]

I have oily mature skin and keep going back to the biore aqua essence and the nivea sun gel. I love how they don't pill or leave a white cast and easily blend into your skin. Thanks for the tips, Tina! Reapplying sunscreen is something I know I should probably be doing but still have to develop the habit.

[@meredithhuls]

My favorite sunscreen right now is the rohto sunplay sunblock clear water. It’s a very fluidy milky texture with slight blue shimmer in it. Super pretty under makeup and on its own. Dries natural to matte but doesn’t take off any shine you may already have from previous skincare. Feels comfortable and light and perfect for reapplication. I live in a super hot dry climate with summers getting over 110 F

[@Simpleang]

Normal to dry skin. Skin 1004 hyalu-cica is a game changer. I won’t use anything else. My best friend uses it now too

[@dessertcomes1st]

Tina, thanks for this video. As a gravel cyclist, I’m always looking for portable sunscreens that I can chuck into my bike bag. You’ve given me a new idea about those sunscreen sprays 💡

[@voguezee2722]

the "yeah nah" made me laugh love watching a fellow aussie

[@mawishi]

I have combo/dehydrated (sometimes sensitive) skin, live in a SUNNY and hot climate, am pale 💀and deal with hyperpigmentation. I absolutely have been loving the Bioré aqua sunscreen!! I have also enjoyed the Isntree watery sun gel and Beauty of Joseon sunscreen but the Bioré one has been a gamechanger. It leaves my skin super smooth and not too 'greasy' feeling but still not dry either. I love it!

[@elise_.y]

can you do a tutorial on this makeup look? it's so pretty!!

[@sharontisherman7619]

Thank you for this video Tina! It it so important that we apply enough sunscreen to get the spf on the label.❤

[@Who-en2vo]

My sunscreen recommendations - I’m in my mid 30s, have EDS, have normal skin with no breakouts (mostly barrier repair issues). I’m usually between Fiji and Punjab in NARS foundation or 25 in most Korean foundations. These don’t leave white casts! I live in Sacramento now so my favorites have changed (used to live in New England). Haru Haru wonder yellow tube I’ve been through 2 already!! No white cast, natural finish, not drying. Skin 1004 hyalucica- gave a bottle to my friend who has the most sensitive pale skin and she enjoys it as well. Also beauty of joseon is popular with the handful of people I know with EDS and autoimmune issues. When it’s super hot out and I’m prone to sweat the Hadalabo light blue spf 50+ PA++++ is matte enough for the rare times Im on the verge of oily. Honorable mentions are Mary and May cica soothing and 9 wishes pine, but would rather rebuy the skin 1004 and Haru Haru over again 😂 I had other more glowy richer sunscreens I swore by in winter (Frudia blue cap is top) but is way too glowy for my skin now.

[@giudittav]

Thank you for the tips from a fellow EDS-er!

[@GreenEyedGumby]

Fellow Sacramento area EDSer! Thank you for your detailed recommendations.

[@Who-en2vo]

@@GreenEyedGumby small world!!

[@Harus_Style]

Great and helpful video as always dear❤ Due to a disease I have very dry skin and since it is pale too I have to be careful in summer. What I do to make sure that my skin is well protected all day long is to use a bb cream with SPF 50 over my sunscreen. Of course that doesn't replace reapplying it. One I really love that doesn't move too much when touching it and also hydrates my skin is the Mizon Snail Repair Intensive BB Cream. It's kinda sweat proof too.

[@mcpywl209]

I love the Curel Intensive Moisture Care UV protection essence. And recently, I've tried the D'Alba Waterfull UV essence sun cream and I am loving it so far. I am from the Philippines with hot and humid weather, but I do have dry skin so both sunscreen works for me.

[@ravenmar2151]

Was dry combi and now oily combi and this sunscreen still remains my Holy grail! The goodal heartleaf calming moisture sun cream. I live in Singapore and it’s HOT and HUMID all day and year round and this is ❤❤❤

[@anaybarra2800]

4:33 Hi Tina! I have sensitive combination skin that gets dry around my mouth and forehead. I live in Eastern Europe with a humid continental climate. I've been using the So Natural UV Pro Water Sun Serum everyday for about 3 weeks now. It's amazing! Super hydrating and leaves my skin dewy and glowing! Not to mention it is SPF50+ so I'm well protected.

[@criticodeolaf8667]

You're glowing, your skin is amazingly flawless and beautiful.😍😍😍

[@milkythoughts9500]

for some reason I've never found the kose convincing but seeing you measure it out and spray it so liberally has me interested 😂 hope the filming wasnt too rough on your voice

[@RAWFUDGE]

thank you so much for this timely video! was just thinking about getting a sunstick or mist for reapplication but was worried about how to actually use it. also your makeup is so beautiful!!

[@myrafoley]

your makeup looks so good!! the gloss is glossinggg✨🩷 my fav sunscreen atm is the round lab birch juice! (i have combo skin)

[@TinaTanakaHarris]

That was is a solid in my books also 👌

[@limauuu]

love this! Skin type: oily oily oily Climate: tropical country, very hot and humid all the time Holy grail sunscreen: Suncut UV perfect gel spf50+ (face) and skin aqua uv super moisture gel spf 50+ (for neck and ears)

[@TinaTanakaHarris]

Ooo I feel like this is such a good rec 💯

[@rionamcauliffe5469]

Can confirm, as someone with oily skin living in a cool temperate oceanic climate, the boj sun stick is my go-to for reapplication in the summer ❤ (The Skin Aqua Essence spf50 was my HG but it was recently reformulated and I haven't tried the new version yet)

[@FalseSwift_13]

I use the liquid boj sunscreen and I love it soo I need to try the Sun stick

[@bossbabysara]

Nivea UV Super Water Gel has been my hg sunscreen for five years!! My skin used to be super oily and now it’s combo/dry but it still works great for me in the dry winters and humid summers where I live. The Biore UV Perfect Milk is also amazing 😁

[@GreenEyedGumby]

Same HG! I live in a hot climate with mild winters, and I have combo/sensitive skin.

[@bagel1612]

I have acne prone combo skin in a pretty extreme climate, very hot, very cold, so I really recommend Kose suncut uv perfect essence. It's 120g for about $11 on stylevana and it's very lightweight and waterproof. It doesn't feel too thick when I reapply and it leaves a nice glowy feel, unlike the biore one which is very glossy

[@catrice1296]

You can also use sunscreen sprays and then top with Japanese sunscreen powders there are a surprisingly large amount

[@tink5337]

I like to reapply with an SPF stick or spray and then use and SPF powder to re-set the makeup after. Many people think it is excessive, but I'll take all the tiny layers I can get on top of that original base layer.

[@HopeMoon3]

4:40 mine is Goodal Heartleaf Calming Moisture Sun Cream. This is truly the beeeeeest sunscreen ever, at least for my skin type which is combo to dry

[@milkythoughts9500]

Yes!! so hyped for this topic

[@artworkpending...1940]

I find that the BOJ sunstick does a pretty good job at leaving my makeup alone when I reapply, but it's pretty mattifying, which I think is a positive but I know not everyone likes a matte look

[@bayleightan]

This was so so helpful, THANK YOU!!! Especially for the product recs

[@Sunshine-un5ww]

I love that tocobo stick in the humid nasty weather haha. It smells nice and after a moment it settles into a more dry touch.

[@denissecam1075]

A big tip before using the sunscreen stick is to remove any extra oil you have either with blotting paper or a oil absorbing roller. Remove as much as you can before going in with the suncreen for less disruption of your makeup.

[@leah5799]

i live in a warmer climate (that still has seasons) and my fav sunscreen is the beauty of joseon!! my skin is also very dry and sensitive and the texture and everything is perfect for me. plus i have medium to dark skin and there's no white cast for me hehe. my mom has a problem with her eyes watering after applying sunscreen but this one doesnt do that!! def recommend :)

[@rumelaganguly2483]

Skin type : Normal-oily in summer, Normal-dry in winter Place : India (i live in a very hot and humid state! 😢) Sunscreen of choice : Biore aqua uv essence ❤

[@laedeeg]

I have dry skin and live in a super humid place. I use the Anessa sunscreen. It's expensive but I don't wear foundation and Anessa milk dries like a foundation for me. Perfect!

[@BR-og5rs]

I don’t wear makeup on the daily so I just reapply my normal morning sunscreen before I leave the office for lunch. I am stressing about how I’m going to reapply my sunscreen over my makeup for my summer wedding in January (I live in the southern hemisphere) I’m leaning towards using a spray, and luckily my sister in law has offered to be my makeup artist so she will be available throughout to touch up my makeup. Fingers crossed this works 😅

[@Archangelicajul]

Skin type: oily Climate: hot & humid - tropical country Holy grail: muji sunscreen gel (for indoor) and kanebo global skin protector (outdoor) Reapply: kose suncut

[@sajna6169]

Thank you for making a realistic video ❤ Love your content always ❤

[@markjoshua5015]

Honestly, as an ambivert person, sometimes I'm hesitant to reapply sunscreen in public😅. I felt anxious about not reapplying despite being outside for more than 3 hours. I do wear light make up every time I go to school or malls. That's why I make sure to put an ample amount of spf for my base. It turns out that I've been realistic about that 2-3hours Reapplication Rule 😂! Really grateful for all your contents, Tina!! They became my staple every time I wanted to delve into skincare!!🥰

[@erraa_]

I live in a temperate environment (South Sweden) and my skintype is combination, (oily in t-zone, dry chin and neck, normal on cheeks), acne prone and sensitive (eksema prone). My favourite Sunscreen is the skin1004 hylau cica water fit sun serum spf50. It leaves my skin looking really glowy right after application bur becomes more dewey after a while. I just love that its a pump and leaves no whitecast and I personally love the dewyness. It also doesn't sting me when I do get eksema flare-ups which is great 😊

[@JoDi131]

This video is exactly what i need this time. Thanks again tina.

[@anzaforbes8819]

This was so helpful! I’m in Canada and have normal skin 😅. I currently use the supergoop sunscreen because it doesn’t leave a white cast (a big concern for us black girls). So, I’m totally open to any Korean sunscreen suggestions!

[@regresaperry]

skin type: dry climate: dry holy grail sunscreen: la roche posay invisible fluid spf 50+

[@katie-aggelakou]

I am 49yo and my skin is sensitive and dry. I live in Germany and Im using the EltaMD uv daily mineral sunscreen (not tinted). I am also using the haruharu black rice mineral and the SkinCeuticals mineral radiance sunscreen. Those three are my top ones as my skin loves zinc. ❤

[@Ashley-lb7ut]

I live in Texas it’s very humid here and have been using La roche posay tinted mineral sunscreen for 4 months it’s been perfect for my combo skin.

[@noa-ix9pe]

Skin type: oily but somewhat dehydrated Climate: Germany, cold and dry in winter, hot and changing between dry and humid in summer My holy grail sunscreen in generel for looking totally like nothing on the skin and flawless under makeup is skin aqua super moisturizing milk (blue bottle), but it is tricky to reapply since it takes about 20 minutes to dry which suuucks😭 bc overall, if you only wear light makeup (I just wear powder and concealer under my eyes) you can literally put this stuff on top of your makeup and once it dries it barely smudges it (i can only speak for wearing powder only, it's probably a little different with more layers of makeup) and it stays looking good even though I do sports outdoors a lot and sweat and stuff Currently testing through other options though bc I aint got no time to always wait 20 minutes til my face doesn't look wet anymore 😢 missha soft finish is the only sunscreen i ever tried that actually leaves a mattifying finish on my oily af skin, but unfortunately it leaves a little cast that is just the wrong shade for my skin (I'm already very pale, so the cast isn't taht strong on me, but the color of it kinda doesn't match well with my skin at all so it looks pretty weird)

[@Styledbykurryious]

You said around 5:40 that you typically wear a light bb cream. Do you set with powder or not? Do you just blot? Is that what you did for this video when demonstrating the spray SPFs for reapplication? Please and thank you 🙏

[@FH-vp3hp]

I have dry sensitive skin and can only wear mineral sunscreens. I also live in the southwest US which is hot and dry. My favorite sunscreens are Prequel and Vanicream 30spf. I usually reapply with a power spf but I'm excited to try stick spf now.

[@ruta_kkuma]

skin type: combo in winter, oily in summer climate: in the pnw in the us, so very dry in the winter and slightly dry/humid in the summertime sunscreen: biore uv aqua rich watery essence has been my go-to for years but the p.calm sunscreen is growing on me definitely!

[@msl1689]

Skin type: Dehydrated but oily Climate: Hot and humid (Malaysia) Sunscreen: Cosrx Aloe Soothing Suncream SPF50 It's the only sunscreen that doesn't suck the moisture out of my skin or make my eyes water. I skip the moisturiser because it's already quite moisturising.

[@titeveggvutnm1883]

👋 MINERAL SPF REC. Seasonal climate: cold, dry winters; hot, humid summers. Winter skin: combo Summer skin: oily Regardless of season: very sensitive The mineral Shiseido Urban Environment sunscreen is good. Does have somewhat of a cast, but it has some water resistance, the protection is high, and there are antioxidants in the formulation- which, with sensitive skin, I think is good because it can be really hard to find products that don't irritate (i.e. another antioxidant specific product). The finish is NOT matte. There is no oil in the formulation, but a slight pearlescent sheen is left on the skin. The size is too small and the price is too high. But, if you have been struggling to find a really lightweight/fluidy mineral spf, it may be worth a try. FYI Shiseido also makes a hybrid spf. It's also called "Urban Environment" and the bottle/packaging looks exactly the same, so double-check to make sure you get the correct one (I've accidentally bought the incorrect one more than once).

[@kathyhoang5062]

I am very much combo skin, some days leaning more oily or dry; and my holy grail has to be the skin1004 centella sun serum! Because it works on my oily and my dry days, unlike my boj tends to be a bit too moisturizing if I’m leaning more oily. I do live in California, but I have worn it in other places with super humid weather as well!

[@yupozzan]

I am from a tropical country but live in south so is kinda cold and humid. I have veeeru oily skin + acne, so i like "NEOSTRATA Minesol Oil Control" or "NEUTROGENA Sun Fresh Derm Care" both at 70fps. I feel like Neutrogena is more light weigh to my face while Neostrata is dense enough to give me a blur effect and is a perfect match to my foundation.

[@xGemz]

As someone who is combo, acne prone and sensitive skin, I tend to lean towards lightweight sunscreens with ingredients that help calm my acne. I use the numbuzin clear filter sun essence. It is very lightweight and it has heartleaf and cica (centella asiatica) to help calm my acne.

[@juliakaczynska1763]

For the past 2 years I've been really loving Dr.G Green Mild Up Sun+. I have mixed skin type with oily t-zone and dry cheeks. I've used it in all climates and it has never failed me

[@TinaTanakaHarris]

I’ve never tried that one but now I’m curious 😮

[@andacatco8058]

I live in Europe /climate temperate transitional (we have 4 seasons) and I usually use La Roche Posay & Eucerine-the oil control fluids for my oily, acne-prone skin, especially now in the summer. In other seasons, I also wear korean ones, I loved the Round Lab, Beauty of Joseon, Isntree and Missha.

[@andacatco8058]

My personal way of reapplying is using a beauty blender after I put the lotion on my face and gently pat in. I touch up where I think the make up moved on.

[@AlexiaArdelean]

I live in Brighton/UK which can be quite sunny and hot and humid summertime. My skin is combo, but I don’t wear makeup on the daily basis, and I have rosacea so I use sunscreen with green tint. My faves are SkinAqua and Kose Suncut. By the way I never go under SPF50 with sunscreens.

[@yayiyuyeyo4353]

Climate:Mild Skin type: Dry and Sensitive Sunscreen: Skin 1004 Madagascar Centella Hyalu-Cica Water-Fit Sun Serum This sunscreen is trending for a reason! It is so lightweight but moisturising and it doesn't have that typical sunscreen smell. The pump makes it really easy to completely empty it without having to cut it in half which is something i usually have to do to get the last sunscreen in the tube.

[@TheDijynn]

Normal/combo skin (very normal, if I wash it, I generally have clear skin) climate: US Midwest, so so winter dry, summer normal-ish I really like the Haruharu Wonder yellow sunscreen for morning application. It has a very velvety texture and goes on great, so I'm interested in trying their sun stick. As for a tinted version, I am black (African American) , so with my melanated skin, I like using Kinlo's tinted sunscreens. They are physical sunscreens, but the tint matches my skin tone so no white cast. They also have a body lotion version SPF 35 that I also like.

[@priyamanasa6470]

I live in a humid place in my country in india and my skin type is combo, acne prone and with your recommendation i am using the numbuzin no 1 sunscreen like the green one and it is soo good ❤

[@JelenaP991]

I have few holy grails: Round Lab birch juice, anua and skin1004. Climate: hot and humid summer, dry winters My skin type: combination (more on the dry side in winter). When it comes to reapplication over makeup, nothing works for me. It just looks messy. Sticks have oils and waxes, so they do mess up makeup

[@HOTkhunniegirl2]

I live in Singapore. I have dry skin. I have been using the Isntree Hyaluronic Acid sun gel. Sometimes, I even skip moisturizer bcos it's moisturizing enough & leaves no whitecast.

[@GifaLockhart]

Combination, sensitive and eczema-prone and acne-prone skin type and based in London (no idea what the climate is like it keeps changing during summer). B_Lab Matcha Hydrating Sunscreen and Beauty of Joseon Relief Sun are godsends overall. And the Beauty of Joseon sun stick is amazing for mattifying and moisturising at the same time

[@miharu2701]

skin type: combination towards oil skin climate: South East Asia - hot, wet and humid all year round holy grail sunscreens 🤭: roundlab birch moisturizing sunscreen and skin& ab hybarrier fresh sun lotion (similar to boj & round lab but much thicker)

[@foxyjoy6390]

Skin type: dry and dehydrated, sensitive Climate: Dry Winter, Humid summer (Midwest US) + a lot of cloudy days Holy grail sunscreen: Dear Klairs: All-day Airy Sunscreen SPF 50+ ! The first chemical sunscreen I've ever used that didn't give me an allergic reaction! I have had it pill once when putting on makeup, but I think it was mixing badly with something else I put on my face at the time. And it is only 50g. I go through it quite fast. I really wish it came in a gallon lol

[@meangirls6041]

i use the skin 1004 sunscreen serum :) my skin is acne-prone sometimes oily and always dehydrated in warmer climate. i live in a cold european country but right now its quite warm here

[@chaedoolies]

I have sensitive and acne prone combination skin that leans dry living in a very arid mountainous area. I liked the haru haru wonder sunscreen at first enough to use up two bottles and repurchase but on my third bottle during this super hot insufferable summer I’m finding it quite heavy and sticky on my skin. I have sensory issues and can really feel everything on my skin so I was really sad that it started feeling heavy to me. I also find that it pills a little bit under makeup if you rub your face. It won’t pull during application but it can after a long day if you rub at it! I think I’ll definitely repurchase again over autumn and winter but for spring and summer I’m going to have to look for something else.

[@lisaneinast4425]

Avene has a compact sunscreen that is tinted and so when you reapply it’s like putting on a new foundation. It only comes in two shades which might be disadvantageous for some

[@nuggets563]

I like using "sunscreen" powders as my setting powder for those super dewy sunscreens or like how you did with the spray sunscreens! I don't use them on their own but I like to pretend using them to set my sunscreen helps somehow, like as if it's marginally better than a non spf powder lol

[@clearui]

I have dry skin and live in humid tropical climate, thus I use gel-cream type sunscreens like, ANUA Airy Sun Cream as my first application, and KOSE Suncut UV Protect Spray for reapplication. Thank you.

[@tracymorse3890]

I use a stick to reapply and love it. I also use the vt sun cushion to reapply on some days and neither one of them interfere with my makeup

[@michellean893]

I put in so much effort to have healthy and good looking skin, so wearing makeup is not my priority. I wear a light layer of powder foundation to tone down the shine, and it usually doesn’t interfere when I reapply sunscreen. And sunscreen isn’t the only sun protection option we have, wear a hat!

[@rosaaurorapt]

skin type: combination country: The Netherlands climate: typically moderate marine climate so it's cool, cloudy and humid for most of the year holy grail sunscreen: HOUSE OF HUR - Weightless Sun Fluid SPF50+ and ROUND LAB Birch Juice Moisturizing Sunscreen spf 50+ for reapplication: Beauty of Joseon Matte Sun Stick Mugwort+Camelia SPF50+

[@Jkvlogytopper77]

I got to know about the lion pair medicated acne cream from you So I wanna ask can I use it after using snail mucin and dark spot correcting glow serum please 🥺 reply

[@stacykraine]

I really like round lab and haruharu sunscreens, they doesn’t irritate my eyes, I live in Norway and have combi skin, ore oily at the summer

[@puurfectlysplendid]

Thank you for introducing more Japanese products!!!

[@chuffedstudio]

I’m from the Philippines and I think anyone who came here or from here could attest how hot and humid our weather is. I am using a local sunscreen as base, Luxe Organix Aqua Daily Sunscreen ‘coz it’s sooo light weight, I also love the Beauty of Joseon Relief Sun as my base then using the AHC sun stick for reapplication. Or, if I’m out and about, I use a very light tinted sunscreen for reapplication.