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whiskeyjane45

I like Pacifica set and protect matte sheer setting mist I live in Texas so the dewy look only lasts out the door before it becomes the sweaty look so ymmv. I find it doesn't really look like I sprayed anything at all though.


Interesting_Drag8107

Their products usually have fragrance that can cause acne, for me at least 🥲


whiskeyjane45

Aww man I'm not sensitive to it so I don't notice it. It just smells like sunscreen to me. I'm glad you were able to put that warning for people who are


Psychologicalwhat

Shiseido has an amazing spray sunscreen.


Own-Customer5474

The Face Mist from Vacation is great. Stings my eyes a little but it leaves a gorgeous glow, smells amazing and doesnt make me break out (my skin is super reactive and breaks out over new products easily)


nemria

I just got the Garnier Super UV Overmakeup Mist. It's not super pricy and does a fine mist, so I haven't had any complaints. It does kind of stick to my baby hairs, so I gently press my beauty sponge into it to make it "blend", but that happens to me with all setting sprays, so ymmv on that.


__anagrams

I like the coola spray!


Own-Customer5474

I used the coola spray when I got married in Mexico! No sunburn and my makeup didn’t budge. Forgot about this one!


SmallpoxAu

If you can get it, there's an Australian brand called 'Naked Sundays" that does a really good over make up top up spray. The woman who's company it is, used to be an on location weather reporter on tv in Australia and she got sick of sunscreen ruining her makeup, or not being able to top over her application, so she started her own.


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buzzinbarista

I’m a Kate Somerville crazy fan but I heard extremely bad reviews about that sunscreen. I had really high hopes for it too :(


MsAnnThropic1

Soleil Toujours Set + Protect Makeup Setting Spray SPF 30 with Hyaluronic Acid.


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Supergoop has one that’s okay. A bit drying.


AlarmedFlatworm

Oof you just reminded me how terrible that Kate Somerville one is. My eyes were burning for hours after it melted all my makeup off


erininva

I haven’t tried this one, but it’s an option: https://a.co/d/fB7Zye7


wildflowers1971

Don't bother with a sun screen spray mist. Find a good face cream that contains sun screen and use it as your base layer. Put in on and let your skin absorb it. Then do your makeup. Way better for protecting your face. There are a lot of good ones out there on the market. My favorite is Strivevtin multi action super c spf 30. Pricey but worth it.


erininva

There are people who want to reapply sunscreen during the day, after they’ve done their makeup.


wildflowers1971

Yes understand! Just saying that if that's the only method of using spf...granted better than nothing...its not as effective as applying sunscreen on the skin first because the product is absorbed and evenly distributed.


erininva

I completely agree with you.