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When in the leadup to Coachella, most festival-goers are focusing on their outfits, I’m usually thinking more about what to pack in my purse. After all, going to the music festival is a brave three-day commitment—one battles the desert’s blistering heat, ungodly crowds, and humbling porta-potties. In essence, it’s just as glamorous as it’s not. So having a carefully curated arsenal of beauty products to make each day easier to get through is imperative.
Out of all of the items I was able to squish into my mini Polène crossbody bag this year, the stand-out star was, no doubt, my Supergoop! SPF-filled setting spray (Yes, it was just as crucial as my Charmin to-go seat covers). Whenever I felt like I was overheating, a few splashes cooled down my sweaty face and kept my makeup from melting off throughout the day. Not to mention, it amplified my protection from the sun, thanks to a whopping SPF 50.
The exact tube that I have is from a limited-edition Milly x Supergoop! collab that happened back in 2018. Yes, I still have a few pumps left, thanks to strategically rationed applications and a hiatus of music festivals in 2020 and 2021. If you’re looking for something similar, Supergoop! has the (Re) Setting Refreshing Mist SPF 40.
One reviewer on Sephora’s website says it’s a go-to for when she’s traveling. “I have used this item twice when I went to visit Jamaica,” she writes. “Keeps you hydrated and does not mess with other skincare or makeup! I always get the travel Supergoop! kit just for this bad boy.” While another is making it part of her daily routine. “At 47 I m finally getting serious about sunscreen and trying to figure out how to reapply the dang stuff when I m wearing a full face of makeup,” she explains. “And . . . this stuff works!”
Now there’s really no excuse for not wearing SPF every day, even after you’ve applied foundation.
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