A toasty commute. Sunny lunch plans. A Pilates class that feels suspiciously close to cardio. Your makeup has a lot to get through.
The trick is not adding more layers and hoping for the best. It is picking a few clever products that smooth, set and help everything stay looking fresh as the temperature climbs.
Think blurred skin, glow still intact and shine kept firmly in its place. Makeup that keeps its cool, even when you’re not.
THE KEEP-YOUR-COOL LINE-UP
The Blur Before the Heat Matte Blur Primer
For creating a soft-focus base, minimising the look of pores and helping control shine.
The Shine Check Glass Skin Powder For setting makeup, blurring skin texture and keeping your finish fresh rather than flat.
The Final Spritz SPF Setting Spray
For setting and refreshing your makeup with a lightweight, quick-drying mist and SPF 10.
THE HOT-WEATHER MAKEUP ROUTINE
STEP 1:
SMOOTH THINGS OVER
Matte Blur Primer
Hot weather loves to test your base. Matte Blur Primer helps make sure it does not win.
Apply a small amount of Matte Blur Primer to clean, moisturised skin, focusing on the areas that tend to become shiny first, such as your forehead, nose and chin. The lightweight formula helps minimise the appearance of pores, smooth the look of skin texture and create a soft-focus finish before the rest of your makeup goes on.
You can apply it all over, but there is no need to cover every inch of your face. Targeting the areas where your makeup usually moves helps everything stay looking fresh without making your base feel heavy.
Collection tip: Start small and add more only where you need it. Your T-zone gets the backup. Your cheekbones can stay out of it.
STEP 2:
SET WITHOUT LOSING THE GLOW
Glass Skin Powder
Powder can be your best friend in the heat, as long as you do not get too carried away.
Using a fluffy brush or powder puff, lightly press Glass Skin Powder onto your forehead, around your nose and across your chin. The ultra-fine pressed powder helps absorb excess oil while diffusing light to blur the look of pores and skin texture.
Its soft matte-glow finish keeps makeup looking polished without leaving your complexion flat or overly powdered. Shine under control. Skin still looking like skin.
Collection tip: Keep the powder focused through the centre of your face and leave the tops of your cheeks alone. Controlled shine, glow still intact.
STEP 3:
LOCK IN YOUR LOOK
SPF Setting Spray
Makeup done? Time to make it official. Mist SPF Setting Spray evenly across your face to help lock everything in.
The clear, ultra-fine spray dries quickly and helps set your makeup without feeling sticky or greasy. It leaves behind a fresh finish with no white cast, while helping your makeup resist smudging and transferring throughout the day.
With SPF 10 and UVA and UVB protection, it is a handy final step before heading outside. It should still be used alongside your usual facial SPF rather than replacing it.
Collection tip: Give it a moment to dry. No touching, no rushing, no fingerprints in your freshly finished base.
STEP 4:
THE QUICK COMEBACK
Glass Skin Powder and SPF Setting Spray
If the heat starts getting a little too confident, it is time for a quick reset.
Start by gently blotting away any excess oil rather than rubbing at your makeup. Press a small amount of Glass Skin Powder onto the areas where shine has returned, then finish with a light mist of SPF Setting Spray.
Less than a minute later, shine is back in its place and your makeup looks fresh again. Crisis very much avoided.
Collection tip: Powder first, spray second. Take down the shine, then bring the freshness back.
THE FINISHED LOOK
Fresh skin, softened shine and makeup that still looks polished after a warm, busy day.
Matte Blur Primer smooths and gives your base a better chance of staying put. Glass Skin Powder keeps shine in check without stealing your glow. SPF Setting Spray locks everything in and makes midday refreshes feel easy.
No heavy layers. No constant mirror checks. Just makeup that keeps its cool, even when you’re not.
