/cgl/ - Cosplay & EGL

>>10018904
50SPF would be fine, but with foundation you're simply not physically wearing enough of it on your face for it to be effective. The point of SPF in makeup is to supplement existing sunscreen use (especially since you have to reapply multiple times a day) and as a marketing trick, it can't replace it entirely. Pic related is a good rule of thumb for how much sunscreen to apply. That amount of foundation would look disgusting.

What I don't get is why >>10018650 can't wear makeup on top of the sunscreen. I use both at the same time every day (although my base makeup is fairly light), and never have any problems. What sunscreen are you using?