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The sunscreen mistake that's leaving your skin half-protected
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Well if you're going for as little disruption to your look as possible, SPF mist.
That's not a reason to abandon your SPF mist.
Why mists have actually gotten betterIf your idea of an SPF mist is still a setting spray that happens to have SPF tacked on, it's worth revisiting.
It's not a coincidence that sales of Sun Mist SPF50 rose over 400% through the recent UK heatwaves.
An SPF mist genuinely can be a proper reapplication step, not just a feel-good spritz - but only if you're using it right.