I have sensitive fair skin and I wear SPF50 all year round to protect myself. Would the skincare ingredients in the buttermelt glaze disrupt or make my spf50 base layer stop working? I have read that if moisturizer is applied after sunscreen, it can actually change the properties of the sunscreen and can also alter the way that UV rays meet your skin

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The ingredients in a "buttermelt glaze" skincare product should generally not disrupt the effectiveness of your SPF50 sunscreen, but it largely depends on the specific formulation of both products. Typically, SPF protection works by forming a physical or chemical barrier on the skin, and a well-formulated glaze or moisturizer can complement or sit on top of your sunscreen without affecting its function.If you're ever uncertain, testing both products together on a small area of your skin first can help ensure that they work well together without interfering with each other.

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01/19/25-21:54

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I'm sure your Spf will still work 😊

01/19/25-18:21

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