Brooks Nader is making a splash with her latest beauty find.
Between shooting the new “Baywatch” series and “Love Thy Nader,” the star posted on Instagram Stories about her latest beauty finds from Naked Sundays.
The reality TV star and model raved that she’s “obsessed” with the brand’s Hydrating Glow Mist — and it’s not hard to see why.
The SPF 50+ formula is easy to apply over makeup and can function as a setting spray — but it’s also chock-full of skin care ingredients. It’s earned hundreds of five-star reviews at Ulta alone.
“I’ve been waiting years for Australia to get an SPF mist that is suitable over makeup! FINALLY! Every other SPF spray I’ve tried spits out white dots, and it’s a total mess on top of makeup,” one shopper raves.
“The way the mist comes out is 11/10! It almost kisses your face with the appropriate amount with each spray and leaves no white spots,” they added.
The cruelty-free line promises that it is non-comedogenic and non-irritating, even for breakout-prone and sensitive skin.
Also included Nader’s post? The label’s latest CabanaClear Water Gel Serum SPF 50, which she dubbed a “game changer.”
The fragrance-free new release is likewise getting love from shoppers on Amazon, with one calling it a “Holy grail SPF.”
The clear, silicone-free formula is also made with hyaluronic acid as well as vitamin E, promising a soft, filter-like effect on the skin.
One review reads, “I use SPF cream regularly, and I can say that it really does its job. The cream has a pleasant texture, absorbs quickly, and doesn’t leave a greasy shine or white residue, which is a big plus for me.”
The same review adds, “After several hours in the sun, there’s no redness or irritation, which speaks to the product’s effectiveness.”
If you’re looking for lightweight, radiance-boosting sun protection, it might be time to glow for it and add to cart.
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