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karineiz
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Joined: 30 Apr 2004
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Fri Apr 30, 2004 5:19 am  |
| I have recently purchased the SkinCeuticals Ultimate UV Defense SPF 30, but it is too greasy for me, applying this on my face, my make up cant go on, actually, it just cant stay at all, the foundation ball-up into little pieces and it is very annoying! I then tried to apply the make up after the sunscreen dry a little bit, unfortunately, it didnt help at all .. Can someone give me some suggestions? |
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Fri Apr 30, 2004 7:02 am |
Hi...did you try to wait about 15 minutes before applying your foundation. I don't find it greasy on me though...I found that this helped my foundation to blend in better, and in fact I also feel that I don't need as much foundation when I had this on as this does smoothen up my pores a bit...but you need to put more effort in blending your foundation in afterwards as with the case with all broadspectrum sunblocks..  |
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Caspers Mum
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Fri Apr 30, 2004 2:02 pm |
| This sunblock ought-not be too greasy. One only needs about a nickel-sized drop for covering the entire face and neck. Allow your moisturizer to thoroughly penetrate, and then apply your sunblock. Give it about 5-10 min. to dry. If your foundation is "balling", this is probably because you're rubbing a liquid foundation into your skin, which isn't the correct way to a apply a foundation. Any sunblock will cause a liquid foundation to peel, if you're applying your make-up in this manner. I advise using a latex sponge or foundation brush for applying make-up smoothly & evenly. |
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karineiz
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Fri Apr 30, 2004 9:24 pm |
I did try to let it dry for some time before applying the foundation, but maybe I didnt let it set for long enough, I will try! Just dont have 15 minute's time to do so in the morning 
In fact, I didnt use a lot, not even a nickel size of it .. but still it's too much for me ..  |
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