Sunscreen with bronzer skin#

Zeicher agrees: “Think of powder sunscreen like the cherry on the top of the sundae, but without the ice cream, there’s no sundae to begin with,” he says. “Ideally, you should be applying a lotion or cream with SPF 30 or more as your primary sunscreen in the morning and then have a powder sunscreen on hand for reapplying every few hours throughout the day,” says Dr. We updated this article in May 2023 to add new powder sunscreens the internet won't stop talking about, delete outdated oldies, and checked in with new experts for the latest in sunscreens, just for you. ✔️ P.S., This is new, up-to-date info, bb. Genius, right? So to help you pick the right one, I personally tested and reviewed nine brush-on sunscreens and chatted with board-certified dermatologists, Joshua Zeichner, MD Elyse Love, MD, Shereene Idriss, MD board-certified plastic surgeon, Ash Soni, MD and esthetician Rachel Roff on what to look for.

Sunscreen with bronzer skin#

Also cool: Depending on which one you try, powder sunscreens are actually pretty excellent for mattifying oily skin or even adding a little bronzed glow to your face. Powder sunscreens are essentially setting powders with UV blockers (like zinc oxide and titanium dioxide) that can be easily brushed on skin when you need to reapply your SPF. Enter: Powder sunscreen for your face-i.e., the quickest, easiest product for reapplying SPF throughout the day without messing up your makeup. I mean, let's be real, I don't want to put on a full face of makeup only to mess it up with an oily goopy lotion.

I'll also (hesitantly) admit that I'm not so diligent about reapplying said sunscreen. I'll admit, I'm pretty diligent about applying sunscreen after my skincare routine.