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We love a product that does double duty.
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That’s where a setting spray with SPF comes in.
Celebrity makeup artistCaitlyn Dominicexplains how setting sprays can also enhance the look of your skin.
It actually leaves it looking more luminous.
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The completely invisible mist works on all skin tones and types and contains hydrating and soothing ingredients.
This product containshyaluronic acid, which makes it great for dry skin, says Dr. Conroy.
Makeup artistMichelle Quarantarecommends this pick: “This broad-spectrum mist has a lightweight and refreshing feel when applied.
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In addition to a high SPF, this spray contains nourishing ingredients that provide extra protection from the sun.
I’ve stained too many tops trying to reapply sunscreen lotion, so this clear spray is a lifesaver.
The spray is also small enough to keep in my purse for touchups.”
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Use it for events like outdoor weddings where you want a little shimmer with the sun protection you need.
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I love how lightweight and mattifying this product is while also being packed with antioxidant protection, says Quaranta.
It sets makeup beautifully and is both water and sweat-resistant.
The handy travel-size version fits neatly in your purse to ensure you always have SPF on hand.
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Both nongreasy and transparent, this mist leaves no white cast and dries quickly.
This spray is also fragrance-free for those who find scented products irritating.
It also contains blueberry extract to help reduce inflammation and shield against free radical damage.
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We also love how this spray is unscented, making it suitable for those with sensitive skin.
Bonus points, too, for the affordable price tag.
Sprays also may not be sweat or waterproof, like dedicated sunscreens, meaning theyll wear off quickly.
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I recommend applying sunscreen after your morning skincare and before your makeup program for complete protection.
SPF should bereapplied every two hours, especially if youre outside, says Dr. Reszko.
I recommend using a setting spray with a chemical sunscreen," says Dr Reszko.
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For those who prefer to stay away fromchemical sunscreens, mineral options can work when applied before your makeup.
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