28 Jun GIVEAWAY: How To Avoid Uneven Tan Lines And Sunburn From Sunglasses — Use Foundation To Match Tanned Skin On Face
While you’re having fun this summer, you most likely will be taking the proper sun safety precautions: wearing sunscreen, a hat, shades. But don’t forget that by wearing your favorite sun-protecting accessories, like sunglasses, they might cause some embarrassing and unnecessary tan lines!
Read on to find out how to protect your skin this summer, by avoiding the reverse raccoon eye, with the best ways to prevent your shades from causing uneven sunburns. Just look what happened to poor Kim Kardashian when she fell asleep on the beach with her sunglasses on!
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1. First, apply sunscreen with at least a SPF 30, like Ultra Sheer Dry-Touch Sunscreen Broad Spectrum SPF 30 ($9.49), on your entire face to greatly reduce the amount of sun you will get. Using a broad-spectrum sunscreen such as Ultra Sheer, which blocks both UVA and UVB rays, will help make your tan lines minimal.
2. Next, watch the clock. Make sure you are reapplying every two hours, and immediately after swimming
· When reapplying, use a higher SPF on the parts of your face not covered by the glasses. For example, use an SPF 50+, like Ultra Sheer Dry-Touch Sunscreen Broad Spectrum SPF 55 ($9.49), on the part of the face not covered and your SPF 30 on the parts that are covered.
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Even when your face is blocked by sunglasses, not all rays are necessarily being blocked by UVA and UVB rays – making reapplication even more important. Bumping up the SPF on the remainder of your face will provide additional protection on the parts that are not covered.
· Wide-brim hats and umbrellas will help, too!
3. Lastly, if you do get the unfortunate reverse raccoon eye, use a foundation that matches your tanned skin around your eyes. Healthy Skin Liquid Makeup Broad Spectrum SPF 20 ($12.49) is the perfect solution: its lightweight, silky formula creates flawless coverage.
Find out the 6 Best Summer 2013 Makeup Collections to go with your aviators, cat-eye or wide-rim sunglasses —> HERE!
GIVEAWAY RULES ——> BeautyStat is giving away Neutrogena Healthy Skin Liquid Makeup and Ultra Sheer Dry-Touch Sunscreens (SPF 30 & 55) to 3 lucky winners! To enter, comment down below and tell us if you’ve ever experienced some embarrassing tan lines before! This applies ONLY to U.S. residents, sorry!
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Have any of you lovely ladies received some pretty nasty, and uneven, tan lines? Has anyone ever done a Kimmie and left their sunglasses on for too long?
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Genny
Posted at 13:27h, 20 JulyI’ve gotten some pretty nasty sunburns on my back, leaving a criss-cross design of my swimsuit on my skin.
Melissa Alvarez
Posted at 15:08h, 20 JulyWould love to try this!
Tori
Posted at 15:25h, 20 JulyI just don’t like tan lines from the straps so I try to wear a bandeau top so I can wear whatever tops I like and will be tan all over
Joanne M
Posted at 15:57h, 20 JulyI play golf and sometimes get funny tan lines. Sometimes if I’m wearing longer shorts and short sleeve top while playing than later change clothes to a skirt and a sleeveless shirt you can see my golfer’s tan with pasty white thighs and shoulders, ha.
Rachel Richards
Posted at 16:09h, 20 JulyI’ve had bad sunburns only one this year thankfully