Beauty Tips For Body Care
Went to my local dm yesterday and spotted large displays with their new sunscreen called Sundance Sonnenfluid. It costs between 3.95 - 4.95€ and comes in 4 varieties: SPF 30, SPF 50, anti pollution SPF 30, and anti pollution SPF 50. They are all waterproof and the regular ones are advertised for daily use as a makeup base and they are supposed to have a matte finish. I only bought the regular SPF 50 one but they all had a similar texture when I tested them in the store (Though the regular one is a bit more yellow-ish).First impression? It has a very strong scent, kinda like the other Sundance products or Nivea sunscreen. Second impression: holy hell, you really have to work that sunscreen into your skin. It leaves a slight white cast (and I'm ghostly pale) though it will disappear after a few minutes. The sunscreen feels okay on the skin. Not as light as Asian sunscreens but not horribly sticky either. dm claims that the sunscreen leaves a matte finish. Just no. I have super dry skin and my face was glowing, probably looks like an oil spill if you have normal/oily skin. But ok, I decided to continue and waited a few minutes till I put on my Missha bb cream. Here is where the trouble really started. I usually just apply the bb cream with my fingers and it never looks streaky or uneven. I looked like a fricking zebra. Or a 10-year old who applied way too much foundation for the very first time. It just wouldn't sink into the skin and kinda looked like a mask. It looked okay-ish after I blended it out with my beautyblender. But that only lasted for like 30 minutes till the creasing began. And I'm talking "I partied in a sauna for the last 24h"-creasing. Not a cute look.TL;DR It's a solid (and cheap) option for the beach or makeup free days when you don't care that much about appearance but a horrible horrible option for daily use under makeup. I will not repurchase this sunscreen
Girls Blog 2015
Submitted by Cobers
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