There are two types of morning beauty routines: those that deserve a short documentary, with many steps, and those routines condensed into a few products.
SPF is a step that should never be skipped, so many girls choose to buy makeup products with SPF to simplify their routine.
People likely don't pay attention to sunscreen in their daily routine.
Studies estimate that about a quarter of American women never use sunscreen, but this is true for many countries, not just America.
In some cases, this may be because their makeup contains SPF.
All brands, from the cheapest to the most famous, carry products that claim to contain SPF.
The theory is clear: save time without sacrificing efficiency.
But do makeup products with SPF really protect the face from the sun's rays?
According to dermatologists, cosmetic chemists, and makeup artists, any makeup that includes sun protection is better than none. But when makeup with SPF is used in place of sunscreen, it doesn't fully protect you. In fact, relying solely on multi-tasking products can leave you vulnerable to the same risks that come with skipping sunscreen: more skin damage (and, in the worst case, skin cancer) in the long run.
Source: Marie Claire
