Sunscreen mist for over make up?

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Does such a thing exist? How do you reapply suncream throughout the day and still wear make up if out and about all day? Thanks!

This one is great. Looks lovely over make up and goes on evenly. https://www.cultbeauty.co.uk/ultra-violette-preen-screen-spf-50-reapplication-mist-75ml/14510512.html

I'll check it out! Thank you. I have a few hot city holidays coming up so no beach bag to shove big bottles in!

I was going to say this, both of mine are SPF15.

Careful with these, I tried one last year (not cheap either, a brand from Space NK) and came out in the worst allergy I’ve ever had! Never again!

I use this as well
It’s good - doesn’t aggravate my eyes and very easy to apply

SPF15 is not enough protection. 30 or above is recommended.

Yes! So many sunscreens sting my eyes. That’s one of the reasons I like this one - it feels gentle.

Another vote for the La Roche Posay one - it's amazing and feels like nothing.

Please don't rely on this. Spf in foundation and moisturiser is basically just a bit of a sales gimmick. It does not have enough spf in to protect your skin. You need a separate spf, especially if you use actives like AHA/BHA/VitC/Retinol

Thanks all - great to have options! Will start with a handbag one - great idea

The one I use from Boots Protect and Perfect range is SPF50. Which when out and about walking seems to be sufficient. If I sunbath then no make up and full sun screen is used.

Supergloop Unseen sunscreen

https://www.cultbeauty.co.uk/elysium.search?autocomplete=searchsuggestion&search=supergoop%20unseen%20sunscreen

I second the Hawaiian Tropic mineral spf30 powder for top ups during the day but it is quite light in colour. I've also switched to a once a day spf that lasts for 8 hours. The boots no.7 spf50 one is good value, but makes your face super shiny! I let it settle for 15mins and it's fine once make up is on.

As long as it's 30+ then the SPF in moisturiser is enough. You may need to reapply but you do that with sunscreen too.