I am trying to be more diligent about reapplying sunscreen throughout the day, but I need some ideas about how to put it on over my makeup without disturbing my makeup. I need to use only a mineral, fragrance-free sunscreen. I have used pressed powder with SPF, but Paula Begoun says that that kind of product can't be applied thickly enough to provide sufficient SPF without it looking caked or obvious
So, has anyone else found a product or technique that works for them?
I have read about some loose powder sunscreens, designed to be sunscreen and not a cosmetic (e.g., Peter Thomas Roth, or Colorescience Sunforgettable). Has anyone tried one of these products?
Just saw your post. I love Joan Iredale Powder Me SPF 30. It's a little pricey but goes a long way and it doubles as a really nice finishing powder. It's true that it's hard to get enough on over makeup to get toal protection, but I start my make up routine with a good spf lotion, then later in the day, the Iredale is light enough to apply a decent layer so I touch up my makeup, clear the oilies up and add at least some more protection. Its not perfect, but otherwise I'd get no added protection because I surely am not going to re-do my makeup. Just do not try to apply this powder with the sponge they give you. Use a good brush, get the translucent color and swirl it around a little to work it into your skin.