The problem with sunscreen is that some formulas tend to suffocate the complexion, others leave an unpleasant white look or even clog pores (which causes breakouts). In short, it is not easy to find the perfect formula. I recently had the opportunity to test a product called Queen Screen (SPF 50+) from the brand Ultra Violette. And I have never been so seduced by sunscreen…
A formula that gives glowing skin
The first thing that stands out when applying Ultra Violette sunscreen, it is above all the brightness it brings to the skin. Personally, I was used to using SPF which tended to give an oily impression on the skin or, on the contrary, an impression of intense dryness. This illuminating serum is the happy medium par excellence. Broad spectrum protector (SPF 50+) It glides over the skin and gives it a long-lasting natural glow. It therefore embodies the perfect foundation if you like natural looks!
A light result on the skin
For sunscreen to be effective, you need to apply the right dose. To be safe, use your fingers as your reference unit. Take some SPF serum and pour it all over your pinky, ring and middle fingers. All you have to do is apply the product to your skin. Usually, this dose of sun protection (which is the one recommended by health authorities) can seem a little heavy. But with the Ultra Violette serum this is not a problem.
Lightly hydrating, it applies very easily to the skin and does not weigh down the complexion. On the contrary, it offers a cocktail of vitamins to make your skin even more beautiful. And what makes it my favorite is that even when I moisturize my skin before applying it, its formula does not leave lint upon application or throughout the day, even if I apply it over foundation or concealer. Nugget!
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Mary Crossley is an author at “The Fashion Vibes”. She is a seasoned journalist who is dedicated to delivering the latest news to her readers. With a keen sense of what’s important, Mary covers a wide range of topics, from politics to lifestyle and everything in between.
