4 Products That Will Save Your Skin This Summer

Having that radiant glow is all about long beach days, late bonfire nights and weekend travels to be cherished for a lifetime.

Unfortunately, what doesn’t often get invited along for those memories is proper skin care. If you’re failing to properly bring along the right coverage, you could possibly be damaging your body’s largest organ. Luckily, over the years, experts have developed innovative products to keep you healthy and lustrous — without the danger of long-lasting repercussions.

These are four products that will protect, refresh, and highlight your summer beauty.

FIRST AID BEAUTY

Mineral Sunscreen SPF 40, $30

A complexion protector that combines the hydrating and nourishing power of Ultra Repair with high level UVA and UVB protection.

HAMPTON SUN

Continuous Mist Hydrating Aloe, $10

Hampton Sun’s Hydrating Aloe Mist is the perfect way to replenish moisture and soothe skin with an invigorating, refreshing spray. Natural aloe and cooling menthol give skin a boost after a day in the sun, after stepping out of the shower, or any time skin needs an added touch of luxury.

LAURA MERCIER

Mineral Pressed Powder SPF 15, $40

A unique blend of pure pearl powders and mica add luminosity, while minerals; vitamins A, C, and E; aloe vera; antioxidants; and other skin-nourishing ingredients help protect skin against environmental stressors.

MILK MAKEUP

Balm Tint SPF 30, $20

Featuring vibrant shades, it provides SPF 30 protection and buildable color that enhances your natural lip color.

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