Asia-Pacific Newsweek
When the heat wave hit, I felt impatient with the foundation on my face. Instead, for me it all has to do with light skin tones – engraved with skin tones, skin tones and tinted SPFs, which have a natural look and feel like weightlessness (to say: TINT first!). So why should I abandon my favorite foundation until autumn? Well, imagine riding the subway in 90 degrees, embodying a comprehensive coverage base, catching a dear life on the nearest metal pole, squeezing on the rattled train like sardines, among other sweat and wet commuters, but making them choose the hazy reality of the car they choose without AC, displeasing them. Like my clothes, I want to wear as few layers as possible while still having enough coverage to avoid nakedness (or in this case, a completely naked face).
Professional makeup artist Monika Blunder describes the best skin color as a “lightweight, pure coverage product designed to strip off the skin tone and provide a natural, skin-like finish.” Their thin and easy-to-mix texture makes them ideal for hot weather – shades that allow you to get the right amount of coverage while keeping your skin fresh and lightweight all day long.
Regardless of what type of formula you choose, from gel-like moisturizers to water serums, all of these formulas provide your skin, but have a poor bottom that is almost impossible to detect. From there, you can get paintings with targeted concealer coverings, sun-dreaming bronze, and more. In addition, a large number of skin tones are formulated as skin care hybrids and come with skin-loving ingredients such as hyaluronic acid, glycerin, nicotinamide, etc. Some people even perform dual duties by adding SPF to increase sun protection (wrongly prefer makeup products that don’t rely on SPF) and we signed this opinion together).
