Love Island's Emily Moran shares the affordable SPF skin tint behind the girls' villa glam
If you've been wondering how the Love Island girls are managing to look so effortlessly glowy and flawless under the blazing Spanish sun, former Islander Emily Moran has just dropped the secret.
During a 'natural villa glam' make-up tutorial to her TikTok followers, Emily revealed that there's a certain complexion product all the girls have labelled as their number one in the villa.
The product they're on about is the NYX Professional Makeup Buttermelt Glaze Soft Glow Skin Tint. Claiming that Helena and Megan were the ones who suggested this to Emily, who opts for a slightly darker shade to get that bronzey glow and to colour match the rest of her body.
Not only does this skin tint deliver that natural-looking, dewy finish that we're all obsessed with at the moment, but it also has SPF 30, making it ideal for sunny weather and holidays.
Of course, we still strongly suggest wearing an SPF (ideally factor 50) underneath, as you're unlikely to get the amount of sun protection you need with the amount of product you'll be using. However, it's great to have that added layer of protection throughout the day.
If you're after more skin tints that will actually stay in place during the summer months, our beauty team has reviewed a lot over the years, and rounded up nine of the very best.
Mirror's beauty editor, Laura, is a big fan of Milk's Hydro Gel Grip Tint. She says, "This skin tint blends on so well, and makes skin look gorgeous from the first swipe: smooth, glowy, and perfected, but in a very natural way. What impressed me most, though, is just how well this finish lasted throughout the day.
Whereas, I'm a huge fan of the Kosas BB Burst Tinted Gel Cream. As soon as I tried this, I knew it was going to become my new staple. Featuring copper peptides and squalane, this hydrating formula provides a glowy, natural-looking base that feels just like skincare.
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