Worth the uniform colored Mineral SPF 50 Review & Swatches

What is it worth the uniform?

It is a brand new colored mineral sunscreen with SPF 50 protection from UVA and UVB rays:

• The shade of skin designed to be used as a daily sunscreen
• Light to Medium Buildable Coverage Form
• Natural, finish-like leather-oh matte nor shiny
• Uses an extremely fine zinc oxide that allows uniform protection against UVA and UVB rays
• Includes a softener derived from plants that is a natural alternative to silicone
• Designed to have a silky, velvety texture without sticky feeling on the skin
• It also includes a vegetable mineral SPF souvenir in powder form that helps to soften the skin and ensure that zinc oxide is evenly diffused for a blurry appearance
• Available in 15 shades

My criticism of value

I was very excited to try out the outfit, because I absolutely love the brand and The minimalist* It’s such an easy to use skin product that I often hit my bag if I’m in a hurry and I have to do my makeup on the go.

The uniform promises to easily lay over moisturizing cream and foundation, so I had great hopes.

First impressions

The packaging is very nice, as one would expect from a super stylish brand like value. It is a tube with an elegant pump that makes the product really easy. It is quite a large tube – and contains 50ml of product that is great – but can be slightly thick for your makeup bag. It looks great though.

Texture and application

It is worth the uniform has a wonderful silky and smooth texture. It is wet but not overly runny and feels very creamy on the skin. I really like it. It has a light feeling on the skin that is super comfortable and is easy to apply and combine. Use Reeson No. 1 brush that works very well to place and prevent the product on the skin.

I tend to start with a light layer and then add another to make sure I have sufficient sun protection from the SPF 50 mineral sunscreen. I try it alone, but also with the minimalist on top when I want more coverage and I like both ways.

App video

Finish and cover

The finish is a natural finish of the skin and sits nicely between the matte and the shiny. It looks like a skin but delicate perfect and blurs defects. If you don’t like makeup makeup, you’ll really enjoy that.

The coverage is lightweight and buildable. You can still see the skin through it, but it gives a very improved and perfect look on the skin without looking like you have a makeup. I haven’t felt the need to dust, as it doesn’t get too glamorous.

Wear test

I have tried this in a few days and I am impressed by the way he wears. Although it is a light formula, it lasts very well on the skin and does not slip and slide in any way. The residence force is very good and adheres well to the skin. If you rely on it only for sun protection and you need to make sure you are protected, you will need to complete every two hours. It is most likely easier to use a spf over makeup fog for it, and I have loved the Kopari Sunglaze Sheer Setting SPF 50.

Final thoughts

I am really impressed with the value of the uniform and I feel it is doing very well as a colored SPF product. If you like light coverage, it works extremely alone as it is nice and buildable, and also mattresses very nicely under fundamental, if you need more coverage.

It looks and feels great on the skin and considering it to be a high protection product, it is extremely lightweight and really easy to wear.

The other thing to note is that I think it’s a very good use relationship for moneyI have to say that I didn’t expect. It is £ 34 for 50ml that is excellent, as most foundation products come in 30ml bottles. I think this is a thoughtful nod for the fact that the right dose is critical to achieving the level of sun protection that a product is designed to deliver and you should use a pretty generous product if you rely on it to protect your sun.

Overall, I like it. If you want to see a similar product that started recently (with more skin care, a smaller bottle and a higher price), take a look at the nude Sundays Beautyscreen SPF50 Peptide Foundation Review & Swatches.