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Want to skip makeup? Then take good care of your skin. Wear sunscreen every single day, rain or shine; choose a formula that's long-lasting and lightweight and not greasy.
Our pick: Neutrogena Ultra Sheer Dry Touch sunblock in SPF 55. Contains Helioplex for broad-spectrum sun protection that lasts all day. Perfect on its own or under makeup.
Available in drugstores for about $9.00.
Our pick: Neutrogena Ultra Sheer Dry Touch sunblock in SPF 55. Contains Helioplex for broad-spectrum sun protection that lasts all day. Perfect on its own or under makeup.
Available in drugstores for about $9.00.
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