
We all know sun protection is crucial. But with busy mornings, who has time for a whole skincare routine and makeup application? That’s where foundations with SPF come in, promising a one-step solution to flawless skin and sun safety. But hold on a sec, is that SPF in your foundation really enough? Let’s break down the key differences between SPF in foundation and sunscreen to ensure you’re getting the sun protection you deserve. The Truth About Foundation SPF: Lower Coverage: Foundations typically contain a lower SPF than dedicated sunscreens, usually ranging from SPF 15 to 30. While some offer higher numbers, achieving that level often requires a thicker-than-usual application, which isn’t always ideal for daily wear. Uneven Application: We tend to focus foundation on areas like the center of the face, neglecting areas like the hairline, ears, and neck that also need sun protection. Reapplication Issues: Sunscreen needs to be reapplied every two hours, especially after sweating or swimming. Reapplying foundation throughout the day isn’t always practical, compromising sun protection. Sunscreen: The Undisputed Continue Reading