Glo Skin Beauty C-Shield Anti-Pollution Moisture Tint SPF 30 - 4C

A tinted day cream with SPF 30 in shade 4C: color, hydration, and sun protection in one step.

Why it works

Applying foundation and sunscreen separately means two layers on your face, and one of them usually gets skipped. This moisture tint brings them together, with broad-spectrum protection based on zinc oxide, avobenzone, and octisalate.

Additionally, it contains vitamin C as an antioxidant against pollution and free radicals, squalane for oil-free hydration, and bisabolol with chamomile extract to keep the skin calm.

The coverage is light and buildable: using your fingers or a damp sponge gives a second-skin effect, while a brush builds it up to medium coverage. The finish is natural and slightly dewy, not matte.

About this shade

4C is light-medium with a cool, rosy undertone. The only cool shade in this range, for those who find gold looks too orange.

For whom

For balanced, combination, and sensitive skin. Non-comedogenic, 50 ml.

How to use it

In the morning as the last step, after your serum and moisturizer. Apply generously and avoid the eye area. If you are staying in the sun longer, reapply every two hours.

What I'd like to share with you

Two things I keep repeating in the treatment room about tinted day creams with SPF.

The first is about the amount. You only get that SPF 30 if you use enough of it, and with a tinted product, almost no one does — you stop when the color looks right, which is about a third of what is needed. If you want to use this as your actual sun protection, be generous. If you apply it lightly for the look, assume you still need additional protection.

The second is about choosing your shade. Never test on your hand, as it has a different color than your face. Test on your jawline, in daylight, and choose the shade that disappears rather than the one that looks pretty. If you are in doubt between two, take the lighter one — you can always add bronzer.

Not sure which shade suits you? Send me a message or ask during your next appointment, and we will check it together.