Been asking how we can reapply sunscreen after putting on makeup for more than 10 years. None of the makeup artists could ever give any good advice. All danced around the issue. Only once did I hear someone say to put on a spf loose powder when touching up and that's it. So thank you Dr Dray for at least addressing this. Makeup companies should wise up to this. Many of us need something with spf for touching up.
it’s not a makeup artists job to give advice for sunscreen wear. They give makeup advice. It’s everyone’s individual choice to wear sunscreen or not. dermatologists, skin care companies etc should give advice as they are the ones who tell us we should wear sunscreen.
@@Lana.a_ hmmm...I think you might be misreading this. Makeup artists should have an idea on how to make your skin with makeup look nice if you choose to wear sunscreen and also how we are able to touch up our makeup and sunscreen together without making our makeup go all haywire. That's what I am saying. Sorry if it wasn't clear enough in my original comment. To put sunscreen or not, I wouldn't even ask a makeup artist for their advice, though I do believe any self-respecting makeup artist would be advising their clients on the importance of sunscreens since they also advise their clients on skin care, and skin care does include sunscreen. Also, which sunscreen suits what kind of skin and meld well with what kind of makeup for the best effect should be the most basic requirement of a makeup artist now in my humble opinion. Anyhow, long story short, would love more information on makeup use in tandem with sunscreen that's all.
Ever since last year I stopped wearing makeup/foundation. The only thing I have been wearing is sunscreen and mascara! Thats about it, thanks to you!🧡🌞
For those of us not in America, Asian brands often do SPF cushions with high SPF that are ideal for touch ups with coverage. They tend to be pale though. Etude House, Innisfree etc much cheaper as well.
@@sashaprettyeyes2052 I think, she means 'make up', as in 'foundation', since that's the topic of the video and also how Dr. Dray uses the word in the video title. I'm not a native speaker myself, so I don't know, if it's correct or not...but I noticed, that many people seem to use the terms interchangeably. Also: that profile picture is tiny, how can you even tell?
Maybelline Dream BB Fresh is the only one I’ve found that’s light enough for my skin (many oxidize after application), doesn’t cause irritation or breakouts, and has a texture that you can apply it later in the day without causing a cakey, patchy texture.
So glad you posted this today as I recently had a precancerous patch frozen off of my nose and now I'm ultra-paranoid about getting enough sunscreen on my face in as many ways and layers as possible. Going to try some of the products you mentioned. Thanks Doc!
I used to think it was icky too, but I started putting sunscreen into an empty cushion foundation compact and really pressing it on over my makeup throughout the day. It's been a game changer. Doesn't disrupt my makeup, gives me a little glow, and protects my skin. Lovely that Dr Dray has tons of other options for us though!
@@genevieveve Yeah for sure. Though I don't use a cushion compact, I just pat the sunscreen on makeup. I just make sure that it's a chemical sunscreen and just reapply powder on top so it doesn't look too much.
@@littlebear853 make prem for body(I use it on my face), g9skin white in milk. Missha sun water (doesn't work for cushion method, too watery but overall good and elegant one) For body the best one for me is eucerin dry touch. I also wear it on my face if I'm not wearing makeup, it pills quite a bit. All mentioned sunscreens are spf 50
Australian Gold tinted sunscreen is a really good one. I find it doesn’t even settle into any faults either so if you like a matte, lighter coverage, you might like it.
I love Australian Gold! I use it on my t- zone. My base layer is Biore from Japan spf 50. I find the Australian gold blurs pores, evens out my skin tone and stays in place. So good for summer. I use a more moisturizing tinted sunscreen on my cheeks, eyes, ears neck. I like one called PUR tinted moisturizer or one called Andalou naturals CC cream. All these are light enough there are no lines and you can apply a good amount. So much better for mature skin than foundation!
Love that stuff. It's great if you tend to run a little oily. If you want more coverage makeup sits on top of it well as it acts a bit like a primer on me.
They have such a low zinc content tho like 4%, doesn't that interfer with uva protection? Like I've heard that the best protection for uva is zinc 15%+, or is this a myth?
I only use Australian Gold Tinted. I have it on auto delivery so I never run out! I just started using the Covergirl Smoothers BB cream over it and wow, it's all I need besides mascara of course🙂
I am a 51 yo fair & dry skinned guy. Cover Girl has played around with renaming and repackaging the CG Smoothers product, but I've used it on occasion for years. It's good for those days when you wake up and look in the mirror and are like "ugh, I look like crap this morning." It's moisturizing, blends easily, and cheap enough that its a good "gateway" if you're not a full time makeup wearer. I've recommended it to many people, and the fact that it has some sunscreen is a bonus. If you're cheap like me, CG often has coupons & sales :-)
Thank you so much for this video, Dr.Dray!! Is it okay to use a different sunscreen for my reapplication? Or is it better to use the same sunscreen I used in the morning?
i think it’s fine. dr dray used to answer a question like this on instagram “is it okay if i wear mineral sunscreen at the beginning of the day and then reapply with a chemical sunscreen”. she said yes, so yeah
I use different sunscreens during the day for layering but what I try to carefully is not to mix more than 2 different sunscreens + trying to use similar formulation in order to not inactivate or interfere with each other. Maybe it will help you too
For my friends looking for a foundation with spf, I recommend No 7 protect & perfect advanced all in one foundation spf 50. It looks great over my base layer of spf and is not heavy nor cakey
Maybelline Dream B&B Fresh SPF 30 works well on me. I apply it over my Walgreen’s Sensitive SPF 50. It has a nice feel, not heavy, and blurs my pores and lines. I prefer it to the Covergirl B&B. Happy Friday Dr. Dray and everyone 😊
Maybe someone needs to invent a sunscreen that is colored like blue so that you can really see where you’re putting it and then after one or two minutes it dries down clear. I wonder if something like that would help people really see the areas they are and aren’t applying properly.
Use a black light? It could help for certain sunscreens. Personally I do the technique where you put a bunch of dots on your face and neck, like 13, then rub them all in. A little extra on the lower eyelid and temples, and we’re done! (Depending on the shirt, could include the décolletage as well)
I haven't watched the whole video yet (but am going to) but some of the things I spotted in the thumbnail are the _exact_ powder products I have used myself and have applied over makeup. I really appreciate this video as it tells people exactly what they can do if they wear makeup but want to reapply sunscreen. I don't always reapply but I am a fair skinned, green eyed redhead and I live in the Pacific Northwest. If I am going to be outdoors in the summertime, (we have a lot less pollution in the air so the sun is more "direct") I _will_ use a powder product to reapply my sunscreen. I don't take foolish chances with my skin in direct sunlight, even though I apply quite a bit of sunscreen right after my shower as a base layer before any makeup. So thank you for this video. The first day my now husband came to Western Washington State from his "born and raised" home in Los Angeles, it was a hot, sunny, June day. He complained that "the sun just _beats down_ here". 😂 😂 L'Oréal has a nice sunscreen oil (sublime sun oil) that's great for a second layer in the morning. If you don't like a greasy face, simply take a hot, fluffy, wet washcloth and place that on your face for five seconds and then blot with your towel. Grease problem solved. P.S. You can purchase powder zinc oxide from Amazon. That's the same thing that is in one of my powder sunscreen with a brush things. So that might be helpful to some people.
Happy Friday! Thank you Dr. Dray you motivated me to go to a dermatologist, using the medication from my derm, and with your advice, my skin is finally clear.
I am taking a gap year before applying to PA school and I love your videos because I always look for evidence and expert-backed information with every product I buy and use . Every time I search for a condition I (eyelash growth, dark spots, sunscreen) I notice and watch your video on it. You have a video for everything! Thank you so much for taking the time to make your expertise accessible for all!
If you find yourself looking for concealers with SPF, there are tons of options on Yesstyle nor other websites that sell Asian beauty products. Most of their concealers and foundations contain SPF. There are lots of concealer options that have only mineral filters as well and are designed specifically to protect the undereye. Usually really affordable too!
For daily facial care Australian Gold spf 50 mineral tinted moisturizer I found at Ulta has been excellent.Matte but dewy,smooth finish and no caste on my skin.I learned of this through one of this doc's videos.The Cover Girl BBCream she features in this video is good too and very affordable.
@@elizajanemartin9560 I got it on Amazon. I just looked for upf 50 gloves and hats. It was pretty inexpensive. From my understanding the tighter the fabric, the better it is for uv protection.
Word of warning about the derma e bb cream... it drys VERY fast so blend quickly! Also it is very thick and feels like a silicone primer... even though it doesn’t contain silicone in the formula.... it can be very patchy and amplifies every single pore!! I have normal skin... not dry or oily... and I used shade fair... so not sure if it was the “color” that caused the problem... it also pills really bad! The only way I could make it not pill was to literally use it on a bare face... just cleansed no serums or moisturizer...
I looooove the physician’s formula powder. Not only does it protect my skin, it’s also an amazing product to set my foundation. spf or not, it’s my favourite setting powder.
I just got my first tret rx so I have been watching your videos nonstop for sunscreen and moisturizer advice, its been super helpful! Hoping that my skin becomes as flawless as yours so I can stop wearing makeup altogether.
SkinCeuticals physical Eye UV defense sunscreen spf 50 works great for mature skin around the eyes. It’s tinted and not drying. I agree with the person who said the color science 3 in 1 is not great for mature lined skin. Nice product though if u r young.
Thank you for this video. I haven't worn foundation in a year due to wearing a mask all day at work. When we ever get to the point I can wear some again, it'll just be around my nose, I'm over wearing foundation all over my face. Hope you're having a great day Dr. Dray, thanks for the tips!
Thank you for posting this! I found your previous video about BB and CC creams, and ordered the Derma E brand, because the fair tint looks like a good match for my pale skin tone. It’s good to know you still recommend it. I’m grateful to you for posting these videos. I am learning a lot from you! Thank you!
I use IT Cosmetics BB cream that has SPF 50! They have illumination, matte, and normal formulas. It's expensive but 1 tube typically lasts me all year. Highest makeup SPF I've been able to find. 😁
If you live in Texas, HEB also has a great facial mist sunscreen that can set makeup and be used for reapplying spf after makeup! Spf 50 and only $10 👍🏽
I'm using Mizon BB cream SPF 50+++, no scent I'm almost done with it. Is a bit shiny. I just bought Honest beauty CCC Cream SPF 50 looks promising and is in the continent.
Would love you to review some of the new sunscreens out now here in Europe that are being inspired by the gel and light cream Korean ones in texture and lightness, but will have the advanced European sunscreen ingredients- Vichy’s Capital Soleil UV-Age Daily Anti Photo-Ageing Water Fluid SPF50, LRP Anthelios Age Correct SPF50, and LRP Hyalu B5 Aqua Gel SPF30. They all have skincare ingredients like antioxidants, niacinamide, peptides. Buying the Vichy one this week myself :)
The issue with the Derma E BB Cream is that the formulation of the product is not that great to be spread evenly on the face, it dries down patchy and very very matte, coming from an oily acne prone teenager.
I can only use mineral sunscreens and love the Australian Gold. I use it instead of foundation and find it to be just perfect with a good moisturizer underneath. Affordable too!
This one is very drying for me. I’m hoping it will be an option when the heat/humidity of summer arrive in my area. The texture when you first apply it is so smooth and nice!
I loooove that one. It's so affordable and my skin looks so nice, wearing it (unlike with most sunscreens, which leave me looking horribly oily). There's something in there, that sometimes seems to bother my skin, though. I don't get a reaction right away or every time I use it, but with regular use, something seems to irritate my skin. Such a shame. It would be my 'holy grail' sunscreen otherwise.
Big fan of that one as well, it’s mostly the only one I use anymore as it gives slight coverage and doesn’t make me look too shiny/greasy. I have incredibly sensitive eyes so I can also only use mineral sunscreens as well and this particular one never irritates mine.
@@raraavis7782 the same thing happens to me if I wear it more than 3 days in a row. It’s so lovely though. I have Ben using the new cetaphil mineral spf 50 and neutropenia serum spf 60 that the doc recommended and loving both! 🙌🏻
@@francescasuncoach I remember Dr.Dray reviewing it some time ago (must have been at least a year, though) and it got 'good grades' overall, but she mentioned potentially irritating plant extracts. Eucalyptus something specifically. So I'm guessing, that's the likely culprit. I mainly get a slight stinging sensation on my cheeks, especially when I'm actually out in the sun...very unusual for me, since my skin isn't sensitive at all.
I’m loving the Physicians Formula Muru muru lip butters! They’re only Spf 15, so I apply a spf 30 balm down first, but the colors are so pretty and moisturizing
I tried the Covergirl Smoothers BB Cream after Dr. Dray talked about how good it was. Wow, I love it! It goes on like butter and covers nicely. I wear it now instead of my heavier foundation and it's under $7! Thank you Dr Dray!!!
DIY: buy an empty cushion foundation case (they usually come with both cushions needed), saturate the cushion that will sit in the compact with sunscreen, and now you have a travel sunscreen where you can simply dab the other cushion over your face to reapply over your bare skin in a pinch and great for make up wearers. You can buy a cushion set to keep everything clean
I know this is an old thread but Lab Muffin Beauty Science (Chemistry Ph.D.) advises to never move your SPF into a different container! It can affect the effectiveness of the SPF !!
There are a bunch of high spf chemical sunscreen makeup setting sprays on the market that help the re-application of spf onto the skin over makeup. Some have fragrance included though, but that's common amongst makeup setting sprays in general. Two layers of spritzing and then some rice paper blotting of the shiny parts seem to work well for me.
I use Korean or Japanese sun spray over my makeup. They help set my makeup, and the one I use has spf 50! It's a nice option for re-application if you don't want to mess your makeup up.
One thing I would re-apply every two hours is a primer with SPF. For me (I hate foundations and tinted moisturizers), if it's a clear primer with that "silky smooth", non-wet feel and matte finish, that would be fantastic. I just looked that up and there are some primers available with SPF. I would reapply that throughout the day, for sure.
I use a SPF 50 (I vary). Then I use Paula's Choice Wrinkle Defense SPF 30 as a primer, and load it on, as much as I use all sunscreens, Plus the Colorscience Total Eye SPF 50 under the eye. My Tnted moisturizer has spf. Then I use Kate Somerville's SPF 50 spray as setting spray, and reapply that during the day. It should be enough because I stay glow-in-the-dark Casper white if I don't use a faux tan.
Dr.Dre I literally binge-watched your videos I wanted to know what you thought of Lumi products they make deodorant body soap Etc this is so nice to be able to get this quality of information our products we use on our skin so important thank you
Dr. Dray I’ve been watching your videos for a long time and applauding you the whole way. Thank you so much for your videos I love watching them, Thank you for helping so many people. I hope Tybee and your mom are doing well. Please tell her one of her fans said hi may you all be blessed. 💞🌼
Dr. Dray is like a mind reader! Just the other day I purchased face powder with sunscreen for reapplication throughout the day. I don't wear makeup except for mascara but I get oily midway though the day so I'm hoping the face powder will help keep the oil at bay while also giving me extra sun protection.
Could you do a review on the cetaphil bright healthy radiance range. ❤️ Planning on getting their night moisturizer. Not buying em unless I hear dr.dray's opinion .
I have the Avene tinted compact spf 50 in both shades, it helps with HEV/Blue light protection as well for my hyperpigmentation. I use it over LRP Shaka fluïde or Bioderma aqua fluïde spf 50, i use the darker shade as a bronzer and eye shadow:). LRP spf 50 invisible mist and colorescience spf 50 powder but that one is tricky. The brush can get sticky from the sunscreen on your face and the powder gets stuck in the center of the brush. Now i use it in an empty container with a retractable brush, more controle over the amount that way.
For SPF Powder I like the "Privacy UV Powder SPF 50 PA++++" it has one of the tinosorbs, and is from the japanese market. It's translucent and only $16 on amazon!
@@babygirl-oz3cg Makeup setting sprays in general tend to have fragrance. Since setting sprays are primarily makeup products and not skincare, there's almost always fragrance added for 'cosmetic elegance'. So if you're already a user of makeup setting sprays, the fragrance shouldn't surprise or bother you. I personally love makeup setting sprays that include high spfs. It's a 2-in-1 for me as far as refreshing my makeup as well as reapplying spf throughout the day. I use the Ulta spf 50 makeup setting spray in the pink bottle.
The Color Science Even Up is $135!! That's not pricey, it's insane!
Try the Drmtlgy Universal Tinted Moisturizer SPF 46. It's a dupe and only $23!
Try the Color Science Face Shield instead. It's under $50 and lasts for a long time. I believe it also is SPF 50.
And only 1 ounce!
I agree, particularly since none of the ingredients warrant the price. TH-camrs and med spas keep them in business.
@@JK-uo3ir It’s my holy grail and they always have sales!!
Been asking how we can reapply sunscreen after putting on makeup for more than 10 years. None of the makeup artists could ever give any good advice. All danced around the issue. Only once did I hear someone say to put on a spf loose powder when touching up and that's it. So thank you Dr Dray for at least addressing this. Makeup companies should wise up to this. Many of us need something with spf for touching up.
James and Robert Welsh have also done a video about this. Robert is a makeup artist.
I just reapply makeup after sunscreen reapplication.
it’s not a makeup artists job to give advice for sunscreen wear. They give makeup advice. It’s everyone’s individual choice to wear sunscreen or not. dermatologists, skin care companies etc should give advice as they are the ones who tell us we should wear sunscreen.
@@Lana.a_ hmmm...I think you might be misreading this. Makeup artists should have an idea on how to make your skin with makeup look nice if you choose to wear sunscreen and also how we are able to touch up our makeup and sunscreen together without making our makeup go all haywire. That's what I am saying. Sorry if it wasn't clear enough in my original comment. To put sunscreen or not, I wouldn't even ask a makeup artist for their advice, though I do believe any self-respecting makeup artist would be advising their clients on the importance of sunscreens since they also advise their clients on skin care, and skin care does include sunscreen. Also, which sunscreen suits what kind of skin and meld well with what kind of makeup for the best effect should be the most basic requirement of a makeup artist now in my humble opinion. Anyhow, long story short, would love more information on makeup use in tandem with sunscreen that's all.
Can we please get a video discussing all of the known sunscreen filters? It would be cool to learn more about tinosorb, ecamsule, etc.
Yes, great idea!! ❤️
Ever since last year I stopped wearing makeup/foundation. The only thing I have been wearing is sunscreen and mascara! Thats about it, thanks to you!🧡🌞
Same!!
I’ve been doing this for the last month. I found the clear super goop sunscreen and I even stopped with the tinted sunscreen
Me too! Now I spend as much time getting my sunscreen even and layered as I used to spend doing my whole fa e of makeup😂
Me too!
For those of us not in America, Asian brands often do SPF cushions with high SPF that are ideal for touch ups with coverage. They tend to be pale though. Etude House, Innisfree etc much cheaper as well.
Would be really good to have access to them in Canada !
@@egaribay5328 we can buy online but the shipping is so expensive that it discourages me from buying :(
@@jcpark1125 I am with you
@@jcpark1125 not sure where you are located but k- and j-beauty stores are popping up all over! Especially in toronto
I have very pale skin, Caucasian, I can't stand our orangey colored sunscreens! Too dark for my skin Thank you so much ! 🥰
Who else is here if u don't wear makeup but watching cuz u love Dr Dray❤️❤️
thanks for watching
But u have makeup on in ur profile pic but don't wear makeup u say 🤔
@@sashaprettyeyes2052
I think, she means 'make up', as in 'foundation', since that's the topic of the video and also how Dr. Dray uses the word in the video title. I'm not a native speaker myself, so I don't know, if it's correct or not...but I noticed, that many people seem to use the terms interchangeably.
Also: that profile picture is tiny, how can you even tell?
I wear make up but I trust her judgement.
@@raraavis7782 no lol makeup means ALL makeup. Foundation, powder... everything.
Maybelline Dream BB Fresh is the only one I’ve found that’s light enough for my skin (many oxidize after application), doesn’t cause irritation or breakouts, and has a texture that you can apply it later in the day without causing a cakey, patchy texture.
Love maybelline bb fresh!
Yes I like this one too!
Even that one is too dark for my skin in the winter. Cover Girl is the only drugstore tinted moisturizer that's light enough for me. 😭
Didn’t work for me- only the Missha did.
So glad you posted this today as I recently had a precancerous patch frozen off of my nose and now I'm ultra-paranoid about getting enough sunscreen on my face in as many ways and layers as possible. Going to try some of the products you mentioned. Thanks Doc!
I would feel kinda icky putting sunscreen over makeup. Good thing Dr Dray got our back!
:) hope you are having a good Friday
Ya that would be yucky 🤮
I used to think it was icky too, but I started putting sunscreen into an empty cushion foundation compact and really pressing it on over my makeup throughout the day. It's been a game changer. Doesn't disrupt my makeup, gives me a little glow, and protects my skin. Lovely that Dr Dray has tons of other options for us though!
I've applied sunscreen over makeup and it seems to look fine, I don't think it's gross at all
@@genevieveve Yeah for sure. Though I don't use a cushion compact, I just pat the sunscreen on makeup. I just make sure that it's a chemical sunscreen and just reapply powder on top so it doesn't look too much.
I wash my cushion foundation packaging and reuse it by putting sunscreen there. Then pat it over my makeup
Actually refreshes my makeup
What a terrific idea!
What sunscreen do you wear?
@@littlebear853 make prem for body(I use it on my face), g9skin white in milk. Missha sun water (doesn't work for cushion method, too watery but overall good and elegant one)
For body the best one for me is eucerin dry touch. I also wear it on my face if I'm not wearing makeup, it pills quite a bit.
All mentioned sunscreens are spf 50
@@bagalika1995 Cool! Thanks. Sunscreen over makeup always removed the makeup for me, even if the sunscreen was tinted.
You can buy the makeup puffs on Yesstyle for like $3 and use them to pat any sunscreen over your makeup.
Australian Gold tinted sunscreen is a really good one. I find it doesn’t even settle into any faults either so if you like a matte, lighter coverage, you might like it.
I love Australian Gold! I use it on my t- zone. My base layer is Biore from Japan spf 50. I find the Australian gold blurs pores, evens out my skin tone and stays in place. So good for summer. I use a more moisturizing tinted sunscreen on my cheeks, eyes, ears neck. I like one called PUR tinted moisturizer or one called Andalou naturals CC cream. All these are light enough there are no lines and you can apply a good amount. So much better for mature skin than foundation!
Love that stuff. It's great if you tend to run a little oily. If you want more coverage makeup sits on top of it well as it acts a bit like a primer on me.
They have such a low zinc content tho like 4%, doesn't that interfer with uva protection? Like I've heard that the best protection for uva is zinc 15%+, or is this a myth?
Uva is what ages and wrinkles the skin so I could care less about the spf protection.
I only use Australian Gold Tinted. I have it on auto delivery so I never run out! I just started using the Covergirl Smoothers BB cream over it and wow, it's all I need besides mascara of course🙂
I am a 51 yo fair & dry skinned guy. Cover Girl has played around with renaming and repackaging the CG Smoothers product, but I've used it on occasion for years. It's good for those days when you wake up and look in the mirror and are like "ugh, I look like crap this morning." It's moisturizing, blends easily, and cheap enough that its a good "gateway" if you're not a full time makeup wearer. I've recommended it to many people, and the fact that it has some sunscreen is a bonus. If you're cheap like me, CG often has coupons & sales :-)
Thank you so much for this video, Dr.Dray!! Is it okay to use a different sunscreen for my reapplication? Or is it better to use the same sunscreen I used in the morning?
I think ive seen dr dray layering different sunscreens in her video so i dont think it matters!
Yeah I think I've heard her say you don't have to use the same one, you can even layer chemical or mineral or vice versa
i think it’s fine. dr dray used to answer a question like this on instagram “is it okay if i wear mineral sunscreen at the beginning of the day and then reapply with a chemical sunscreen”. she said yes, so yeah
I use different sunscreens during the day for layering but what I try to carefully is not to mix more than 2 different sunscreens + trying to use similar formulation in order to not inactivate or interfere with each other. Maybe it will help you too
I apply a chemical sunscreen first and then layer with a mineral.
For my friends looking for a foundation with spf, I recommend No 7 protect & perfect advanced all in one foundation spf 50. It looks great over my base layer of spf and is not heavy nor cakey
Thank you so much for the recommendation!! ❤️
Or the IT Cosmeics CC cream its also spf50
Maybelline Dream B&B Fresh SPF 30 works well on me. I apply it over my Walgreen’s Sensitive SPF 50.
It has a nice feel, not heavy, and blurs my pores and lines. I prefer it to the Covergirl B&B.
Happy Friday Dr. Dray and everyone 😊
I second this. I love this stuff, it's awesome.
Yeah, I've been wearing this for years - I love it!
Maybe someone needs to invent a sunscreen that is colored like blue so that you can really see where you’re putting it and then after one or two minutes it dries down clear. I wonder if something like that would help people really see the areas they are and aren’t applying properly.
Avon has one like that for the body
I'm really hoping UV filters will become availsble for phones so we can check coverage through a quick selfie check.
We had this in the 90s as kids!
@@RoseLane03 i was gonna say, I remember having one like this as a kid! I bet it was the avon one, my aunt was a SUPER rep 🤣
Use a black light? It could help for certain sunscreens. Personally I do the technique where you put a bunch of dots on your face and neck, like 13, then rub them all in. A little extra on the lower eyelid and temples, and we’re done! (Depending on the shirt, could include the décolletage as well)
I haven't watched the whole video yet (but am going to) but some of the things I spotted in the thumbnail are the _exact_ powder products I have used myself and have applied over makeup. I really appreciate this video as it tells people exactly what they can do if they wear makeup but want to reapply sunscreen. I don't always reapply but I am a fair skinned, green eyed redhead and I live in the Pacific Northwest. If I am going to be outdoors in the summertime, (we have a lot less pollution in the air so the sun is more "direct") I _will_ use a powder product to reapply my sunscreen. I don't take foolish chances with my skin in direct sunlight, even though I apply quite a bit of sunscreen right after my shower as a base layer before any makeup. So thank you for this video. The first day my now husband came to Western Washington State from his "born and raised" home in Los Angeles, it was a hot, sunny, June day. He complained that "the sun just _beats down_ here". 😂 😂
L'Oréal has a nice sunscreen oil (sublime sun oil) that's great for a second layer in the morning. If you don't like a greasy face, simply take a hot, fluffy, wet washcloth and place that on your face for five seconds and then blot with your towel. Grease problem solved.
P.S. You can purchase powder zinc oxide from Amazon. That's the same thing that is in one of my powder sunscreen with a brush things. So that might be helpful to some people.
I like the Maybelline Dream BB Fresh SPF 30 (mineral) and Mychelle Sun Shield Liquid SPF 50.
Happy Friday! Thank you Dr. Dray you motivated me to go to a dermatologist, using the medication from my derm, and with your advice, my skin is finally clear.
So glad to hear this!!
@@DrDrayzday I am proud to say my whole routine is Dr. Dray recommended products
I have been loving O'Keefe Lip Repair SPF 35 LIp Balm. Is long wearing, has a decent amount of SPF and cost around $4.
I am taking a gap year before applying to PA school and I love your videos because I always look for evidence and expert-backed information with every product I buy and use . Every time I search for a condition I (eyelash growth, dark spots, sunscreen) I notice and watch your video on it. You have a video for everything! Thank you so much for taking the time to make your expertise accessible for all!
Physicians formula came out with an spf under eye concealer as well I think i am going to purchase it
If you find yourself looking for concealers with SPF, there are tons of options on Yesstyle nor other websites that sell Asian beauty products. Most of their concealers and foundations contain SPF. There are lots of concealer options that have only mineral filters as well and are designed specifically to protect the undereye. Usually really affordable too!
For daily facial care Australian Gold spf 50 mineral tinted moisturizer I found at Ulta has been excellent.Matte but dewy,smooth finish and no caste on my skin.I learned of this through one of this doc's videos.The Cover Girl BBCream she features in this video is good too and very affordable.
Color Science is out of their dang minds with their prices. 🤨
Wow the color science is $135.00 that’s really too expensive!!!
I like the Colorscience Face Shield. It's spf 50 and under $50, I think.
I love how informational these videos are. I bought a wide brim hat and upf gloves because of you lol
where did u get your upf gloves
@@elizajanemartin9560 I got it on Amazon. I just looked for upf 50 gloves and hats. It was pretty inexpensive. From my understanding the tighter the fabric, the better it is for uv protection.
tysm for letting me know i appreciate it 😊
Yesstyle has gloves too
Word of warning about the derma e bb cream... it drys VERY fast so blend quickly! Also it is very thick and feels like a silicone primer... even though it doesn’t contain silicone in the formula.... it can be very patchy and amplifies every single pore!! I have normal skin... not dry or oily... and I used shade fair... so not sure if it was the “color” that caused the problem... it also pills really bad! The only way I could make it not pill was to literally use it on a bare face... just cleansed no serums or moisturizer...
I looooove the physician’s formula powder. Not only does it protect my skin, it’s also an amazing product to set my foundation. spf or not, it’s my favourite setting powder.
I just got my first tret rx so I have been watching your videos nonstop for sunscreen and moisturizer advice, its been super helpful! Hoping that my skin becomes as flawless as yours so I can stop wearing makeup altogether.
SkinCeuticals physical Eye UV defense sunscreen spf 50 works great for mature skin around the eyes. It’s tinted and not drying. I agree with the person who said the color science 3 in 1 is not great for mature lined skin. Nice product though if u r young.
i need to try that one..thanks for sharing!
Isn't that micronized/coated?
Thank you for this video. I haven't worn foundation in a year due to wearing a mask all day at work. When we ever get to the point I can wear some again, it'll just be around my nose, I'm over wearing foundation all over my face. Hope you're having a great day Dr. Dray, thanks for the tips!
I just came here to say that you’re glowing!
makeup lover here- the estee lauder hydra rescue is amazing and has an SPF 45! It’s basically full coverage and looks so bomb on ❤️❤️❤️
I love the physician's formula SPF powder, just sucks they only come in three shades!
Lil
Likely won't have my shade. Darker Latina tan range.
It Cosmetics has a spf 50 cc cream that I’m obsessed with. Definitely recommend it for a more foundation type coverage.
This one is amaaazing. pricey but perfect option for true make up value.
Missha bb cream is the cheaper version of this! I like it better personally. :)
@@beforetheworst829 but it doesn't have any spf?
@@christineelizabethart163 it has 42 spf , I use it.
Thank you for posting this! I found your previous video about BB and CC creams, and ordered the Derma E brand, because the fair tint looks like a good match for my pale skin tone. It’s good to know you still recommend it. I’m grateful to you for posting these videos. I am learning a lot from you! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
I use the Supergoop Defense Refresh Setting Mist, its Spf 40 and refreshes your makeup when you use it!! Amazing 🤩
I wish I'd heard of this before Sephora's sale ended. I want to try a spf spray for touch up.
I use IT Cosmetics BB cream that has SPF 50! They have illumination, matte, and normal formulas. It's expensive but 1 tube typically lasts me all year. Highest makeup SPF I've been able to find. 😁
If you live in Texas, HEB also has a great facial mist sunscreen that can set makeup and be used for reapplying spf after makeup! Spf 50 and only $10 👍🏽
I'm using Mizon BB cream SPF 50+++, no scent I'm almost done with it. Is a bit shiny. I just bought Honest beauty CCC Cream SPF 50 looks promising and is in the continent.
I just ordered the Colorescience Sunforgettable Color Balm set. It’s going to be perfect for makeup and on the go touch ups during the warmer months.
Loving that series of sunscreen and sunscreen related videos. Thanks a lot, doctor dray!
Glad you like them!
Just got the Supergoop! 45 mineral powder and it is so nice-like a sheer loose setting powder. Quality.
$135?!?! *cries in poor*
Yikes!
@@denisemc607 did you just try to shame a person for being poor?
@@everything5066I took it that she was simply commenting “yikes” to the price, which is quite steep.
Omg! Dr. Dray wearing lipstick!!! Looking Good!! Red lipstick is so universal and we women don't wear it enough!
Would love you to review some of the new sunscreens out now here in Europe that are being inspired by the gel and light cream Korean ones in texture and lightness, but will have the advanced European sunscreen ingredients- Vichy’s Capital Soleil UV-Age Daily Anti Photo-Ageing Water Fluid SPF50, LRP Anthelios Age Correct SPF50, and LRP Hyalu B5 Aqua Gel SPF30.
They all have skincare ingredients like antioxidants, niacinamide, peptides. Buying the Vichy one this week myself :)
I wear Tarteguard from Tarte it’s spf 30 powder it smells a little like chocolate. It is easy to reapply I love it.
The issue with the Derma E BB Cream is that the formulation of the product is not that great to be spread evenly on the face, it dries down patchy and very very matte, coming from an oily acne prone teenager.
Animal print looks great with your skin, and the hoop earrings are super cute! Your videos are so awesome and helpful! Thank you so much!!!
I can only use mineral sunscreens and love the Australian Gold. I use it instead of foundation and find it to be just perfect with a good moisturizer underneath. Affordable too!
This one is very drying for me. I’m hoping it will be an option when the heat/humidity of summer arrive in my area. The texture when you first apply it is so smooth and nice!
I loooove that one. It's so affordable and my skin looks so nice, wearing it (unlike with most sunscreens, which leave me looking horribly oily). There's something in there, that sometimes seems to bother my skin, though. I don't get a reaction right away or every time I use it, but with regular use, something seems to irritate my skin. Such a shame.
It would be my 'holy grail' sunscreen otherwise.
Big fan of that one as well, it’s mostly the only one I use anymore as it gives slight coverage and doesn’t make me look too shiny/greasy. I have incredibly sensitive eyes so I can also only use mineral sunscreens as well and this particular one never irritates mine.
@@raraavis7782 the same thing happens to me if I wear it more than 3 days in a row. It’s so lovely though. I have Ben using the new cetaphil mineral spf 50 and neutropenia serum spf 60 that the doc recommended and loving both! 🙌🏻
@@francescasuncoach
I remember Dr.Dray reviewing it some time ago (must have been at least a year, though) and it got 'good grades' overall, but she mentioned potentially irritating plant extracts. Eucalyptus something specifically.
So I'm guessing, that's the likely culprit. I mainly get a slight stinging sensation on my cheeks, especially when I'm actually out in the sun...very unusual for me, since my skin isn't sensitive at all.
I’m loving the Physicians Formula Muru muru lip butters! They’re only Spf 15, so I apply a spf 30 balm down first, but the colors are so pretty and moisturizing
I'm guilty of not using an spf on my lips. What lip balm do you like?
Re: supergoop, I use their Play lip balm SPF 30! It's a little gritty but overall pretty good
I tried the Covergirl Smoothers BB Cream after Dr. Dray talked about how good it was. Wow, I love it! It goes on like butter and covers nicely. I wear it now instead of my heavier foundation and it's under $7! Thank you Dr Dray!!!
I need to check that out!
DIY: buy an empty cushion foundation case (they usually come with both cushions needed), saturate the cushion that will sit in the compact with sunscreen, and now you have a travel sunscreen where you can simply dab the other cushion over your face to reapply over your bare skin in a pinch and great for make up wearers. You can buy a cushion set to keep everything clean
That's a great idea imo. I used to buy a cushion tinted sunscreen like that from clinique and the discounted it😒 I think it was from their city line?
Wow great idea!!!
I know this is an old thread but Lab Muffin Beauty Science (Chemistry Ph.D.) advises to never move your SPF into a different container! It can affect the effectiveness of the SPF !!
Purchased the MD Solar Sciences Beauty Balm in light-medium. It is perfect! The texture is amazing and reapplication is a breeze!
Thank you for introducing me to Altruist! First sunscreen ever to not sting around my eyes and a joy to apply and reapply!!
Could you make a video about that new filter you mentioned? I'm so intrigued now! Have a good day :)
That cover girl bb cream has been my holy grail for over a decade! Definitely recommend!,,
I use La Roche spf spray over the make up (obvs base of spf under makeup) fantastic product 👌🏽
I was always curious about other powders with sunscreens. My favorite powders have always been from Physicians Formula.
There are a bunch of high spf chemical sunscreen makeup setting sprays on the market that help the re-application of spf onto the skin over makeup. Some have fragrance included though, but that's common amongst makeup setting sprays in general. Two layers of spritzing and then some rice paper blotting of the shiny parts seem to work well for me.
I use Korean or Japanese sun spray over my makeup. They help set my makeup, and the one I use has spf 50! It's a nice option for re-application if you don't want to mess your makeup up.
Sounds great. What’s the name?
@@im4Binky I use cica sun spray - spf 50
I've said this before, but I love "Allgood tinted sunscreen" makes you look like you have a nice tan. Plus it's reef safe and cruelty free.
I wear a pound of makeup, so I appreciate this video. :)
Thank you for all your suggestions! I LOVE this type of video! Have a great weekend! xoxo
I like Fresh SPF lipstick, they have tons of colors and very pigmented and moisturizing!
Happy Friday Dr Dray! Have a wonderful weekend!!!
One thing I would re-apply every two hours is a primer with SPF. For me (I hate foundations and tinted moisturizers), if it's a clear primer with that "silky smooth", non-wet feel and matte finish, that would be fantastic. I just looked that up and there are some primers available with SPF. I would reapply that throughout the day, for sure.
I think La Roche Posay has a primer with spf. I've never tried it though.
I really like the Raw Elements Organic Pink Lip Shimmer SPF 30, but I does contain peppermint flavoring.
That Cover Girl Bb Cream is really nice as an initial layer. I still need to top it with a higher spf.
Great price.
I've used It Cosmetics CC Cream, SPF 50 for years and I apply over entire face and eyes. Doesn't sting my eyes.
This video was so great! I want all these products!
Thank you so much for posting these videos! I look forward to seeing them everyday! You are very much appreciated! :)
My skin does really well with Avene. I'm loving their tinted compact!
Yay!! Needed this video so much! Thank you for sharing Dr. Dray! ❤️
I use a SPF 50 (I vary). Then I use Paula's Choice Wrinkle Defense SPF 30 as a primer, and load it on, as much as I use all sunscreens, Plus the Colorscience Total Eye SPF 50 under the eye. My Tnted moisturizer has spf. Then I use Kate Somerville's SPF 50 spray as setting spray, and reapply that during the day. It should be enough because I stay glow-in-the-dark Casper white if I don't use a faux tan.
Dr.Dre I literally binge-watched your videos I wanted to know what you thought of Lumi products they make deodorant body soap Etc this is so nice to be able to get this quality of information our products we use on our skin so important thank you
See her video, the problem with natural deodorant. I'd also check out Mama Doctor Jones (gynecologist) who talks about this.
@@db-gb5xi I was going to say to check out Mama Dr. Jones, too 😊
Excellent and so enlightening video! Thanks so much, Dr. Dray.
This is a great video-thank you so much.
Thanks for all the great info! I’m always encouraging my friends to sunscreen up!!
This is the video I’ve been waiting for!
Thanks DR Dray .. info i was SO needing to know!
If you are on a budget and looking for full coverage makeup and spf try ELF CC camo. Best for use on oily skins.
Can you make a video for people who work outside in the summer?
That would be great!!!
Or are constantly sweaty in Florida
This is a really good video, so helpful... I have to save this one for future buying.
Thank god I actually ordered two of these products 3 days ago!!! They will be so hard to find now, Thank You for educating us!
Dr. Dray I’ve been watching your videos for a long time and applauding you the whole way. Thank you so much for your videos I love watching them, Thank you for helping so many people. I hope Tybee and your mom are doing well. Please tell her one of her fans said hi may you all be blessed. 💞🌼
what about foundation drops added to sun screen? Thx
Could you link the study about the avene compact spf and visible light protection? I LOVE your videos btw
I started using that neutrogenia spf 50 spray you suggested and it was great over makeup. Then I just put on a little powder and it gives a nice glow
Did you just spray it on?
Dr. Dray is like a mind reader!
Just the other day I purchased face powder with sunscreen for reapplication throughout the day.
I don't wear makeup except for mascara but I get oily midway though the day so I'm hoping the face powder will help keep the oil at bay while also giving me extra sun protection.
Great options. For sure chemical sunscreens bug my eyes so mineral options are good to have 😎
Thanks fir this! I love the physicians formula powder
Could you do a review on the cetaphil bright healthy radiance range. ❤️ Planning on getting their night moisturizer. Not buying em unless I hear dr.dray's opinion .
Thank you Dr Dray. Nice to listen to a real expert.
You look so beautiful our kind doctor ! 🌈🥰
Never clicked so fast on a video before
thanks for watching
Always! You’re the reason I’m living my best skin life after 30 😍 l’ve learned so much about tretinoin and sunscreen with you
What a timely video. Dr dray’s the best.
Someone needs to come up with a spray sunscreen for the face. If someone knows of one. Please share.
I have the Avene tinted compact spf 50 in both shades, it helps with HEV/Blue light protection as well for my hyperpigmentation. I use it over LRP Shaka fluïde or Bioderma aqua fluïde spf 50, i use the darker shade as a bronzer and eye shadow:). LRP spf 50 invisible mist and colorescience spf 50 powder but that one is tricky. The brush can get sticky from the sunscreen on your face and the powder gets stuck in the center of the brush. Now i use it in an empty container with a retractable brush, more controle over the amount that way.
For SPF Powder I like the "Privacy UV Powder SPF 50 PA++++" it has one of the tinosorbs, and is from the japanese market. It's translucent and only $16 on amazon!
How do you feel about the Coola spf 30 makeup setting spray?
I believe it has fragrance
@@babygirl-oz3cg Makeup setting sprays in general tend to have fragrance. Since setting sprays are primarily makeup products and not skincare, there's almost always fragrance added for 'cosmetic elegance'. So if you're already a user of makeup setting sprays, the fragrance shouldn't surprise or bother you. I personally love makeup setting sprays that include high spfs. It's a 2-in-1 for me as far as refreshing my makeup as well as reapplying spf throughout the day. I use the Ulta spf 50 makeup setting spray in the pink bottle.
@@babygirl-oz3cg yea I don’t mind fragrance. I just want to know if it is a good way to reapply spf