Why you need: Skindinävia Makeup Finishing spray

When the Skindinävia Makeup Finishing range burst onto the US retail market last year, it was discovered by more than 1 million women, made the Top 10 in US Vogue, and was used backstage at the Oscars – quite the debut year in beauty circles!
Used backstage and on shoots by beauty professionals since 2005, it is now officially one of the entertainment world’s worst kept secrets. Their original “Makeup Finishing Spray” was first used on movie sets in Hollywood so makeup artists could have fewer touch ups through long days of filming. Unlike makeup settings sprays of the 1970’s and 80’s - essentially “hairspray for the face” - Skindinävia mists are virtually weightless and look and feel pretty damn natural.
The secret behind it is their patented Temperature Control Technology, which prevents makeup from melting, drying out, becoming shiny, or creasing.
By keeping the makeup surface at just the right temperature, they hold everything in place while giving you a healthy, natural glow. Think never too dry or too oily, with zero touch ups or blotting.
Sound too good to be true? I thought so, until I started using their Original Makeup Finishing Spray, which seriously stopped makeup meltdown even on some of the incredibly sticky, humid days we’ve been having Down Under recently. The lightweight mist helps to keep makeup just as you applied it for up to 16 hours, and as well as keeping makeup from melting in summer, it promises to stop it drying out in winter – magic! I find it best applied before mascara, in a kind of “X” formation. Too easy, and perfect for all skin types!
They also have an Oil Control formula on offer, along with Madonna and Gaga’s favourite - Dance! Makeup Finish, which was – unsurprisingly - created for the partygoer or performer.
And if all that doesn’t make you want to get your hot little hands on this goodie, all Skindinävia products are hypoallergenic, paraben free, sulfate free, non-comedogenic, not tested on animals
and Vegan… so, what are you waiting for?