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5 Tinted Mineral Sunscreens to Use Instead of Foundation
Tinted moisturizer and foundation are staples in our makeup collection for sure, but in our opinion, sunscreen doesn’t get nearly the love it should. After all, the skin-care staple helps protect our skin from dangerous UVA/UVB rays (and usually has additional skin benefits, too). With that being said, an innovative product to keep in mind when upgrading your makeup collection this season is tinted mineral sunscreen. These formulas help deflect the sun’s rays to keep your skin safe and can even out discoloration.
Click through for five tinted mineral sunscreens to consider adding to your makeup routine.
Drunk Elephant Umbra Tinte Physical Daily Defense Broad Spectrum SPF 30
Drunk Elephant is known for its effective skin-care products, and this one straddles skin care and makeup, leaving skin with a dewy finish.
La Roche-Posay Anthelios 50 Tinted Mineral Sunscreen for Face
Developed for sensitive skin, this fast-absorbing formula will leave your skin with a matte finish that’s perfect for wearing on its own in place of makeup, or as a base for your foundation or tinted moisturizer.
Lancôme UV Expert Mineral CC Cream SPF 50
Luxe beauty brand Lancôme dropped a long-lasting, medium- to full-coverage formula that you’re going to want to have on your person at all times. It evens out your skin tone and protects your skin from free radicals, UVA/UVB rays and pollution.
Prep your skin for makeup with this zinc-based mineral formula that will leave your skin with a matte finish. The coverage is super minimal, so it’s not a replacement for full-coverage foundation. But if a natural beach-ready look is what you’re searching for, this one’s got your back.
Bare Republic Mineral SPF 50 Sport Sunscreen Tinted Stick
Behold — a mess-free sunscreen alternative to your traditional lotion. It’s formulated for the active skin-care lover (or really just anyone with a super-busy schedule). Keep it in your bag and never worry about it spilling
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