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. “Think about your routine and how you use products: If it’s a benefit you want all over, like hydration or oil-balancing, it’s nice to have that in your primer or foundation.” But don’t expect significant skin benefits from pigment-loaded, full-coverage foundations.
As for makeup with sunscreen, it’s likely you’re not applying enough — or reapplying frequently enough — to get the SPF listed on the bottle, say Olu and Page. It’s better to think of these products as added insurance, not your main form of sun protection.
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