What it is:A lightweight moisturizing treatment that camouflages redness and smoothes the appearance of fine lines, pores, and uneven texture. What it is formulated to do:Make peace with your skin as you perfect its appearance. This product features an advanced barrier rejuvenation technology that maintains a healthy skin barrier to help minimize sensitivity and irritation. Its lightweight, mousse-like texture creates a smooth, satin finish that can be worn alone or as a makeup primer. Plus it provides chemical-free, broad-spectrum sun protection. What it is formulated WITHOUT:- Parabens- Sulfates- Synthetic Fragrances- Synthetic Dyes - Phthalates- GMOs- Triclosan What else you need to know:This product does not contain fragrance.

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Questions & Answers for Philosophy Keep The Peace™ Protective Color Corrector SPF 20

Question

Is this product used after moisturizer or as the moisturizer alone?

asked 1 year, 4 months ago

Anonymous

(Agoura Hills, CA)

on Keep The Peace™ Protective Color Corrector SPF 20

4 answers

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answer 1

This product doesn't seem like a moisturizer to me at all. Maybe it works well for oily skin but I'm honestly surprised that it's categorized that way on this website rather than as a "face treatment". People with dry to normal skin will need another product for complete moisturization.

answered 1 year ago

jremps

(NY, NY)

answer 2

I use the primer as a base, and if I need additional moisturizer, I'll apply Hope in a Jar to my face as needed. The Primer is very lightweight; goes on smooth and feels like velvet.

answered 1 year, 2 months ago

mj130

(Troy, MI)

answer 3

I use this product in addition to my regular moisturizer...it evens out my skin tone and reduces redness AMAZINGLY, but does not really moisturize. It is a very soft, light-weight formula...kind of like a mousse-like primer.

answered 1 year, 3 months ago

jen83081

(Pensacola, FL)

answer 4

I believe that completely depends on how oily or dry your skin is! I could see using this alone in the summer or warmer climates. Chicago winter? Moisturizer needed first! Love it though, and am looking forward to using it in Miami on myself and for work - the tube means it won't be contaminated easily!

answered 1 year, 3 months ago

luxemakeup

(Chicago, IL)

Question

How does this compare to the supernatural poreless flawless spf15?

asked 2 years ago

nonsense

(NY)

on Keep The Peace™ Protective Color Corrector SPF 20

3 answers

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answer 1

This product is not very mattifying for me. It also has little coverage.

answered 1 year, 4 months ago

easteregg

(Tulsa, OK)

answer 2

It's similar to Poreless/Flawless but is a much more neutral tone and nas a nicer texture, too. I'm getting beautiful coverage with it, too, and love the way it's working as a primer as well. I wear BE mineral foundation on top of it and am very happy with it alone or under my BE. Hope that helps !

answered 1 year, 9 months ago

bethinnj

(Jackson, NJ)

answer 3

I tried the supernatural before I tried this, but my skin is very sensitive. The active ingredients in most sunscreens aggravate my skin, causing it to become itchy and red and making my eyes tear; the supernatural poreless, flawless unfortunately did this as well. Keep the Peace actually soothed my skin, and the sunscreens it contains did not irritate my face.

answered 1 year, 11 months ago

haltomar

(Jonesboro, AR)

Question

Why is this product not available for shipping to Canada?

I'm curious as to why some Philosophy products are available in Canada, and available to be shipped to Canada, while others (like this one that I really want to try!) are not. The employees at the Sephora store in my city do not know why. Thanks!

asked 1 year, 4 months ago

missjjrunaway

(Canada)

on Keep The Peace™ Protective Color Corrector SPF 20

1 answer

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answer 1

The Canadian government considers sunscreen a "drug" and this is not labeled appropriately for sale in Canada (according to government standards). Hope that helps.

answered 1 year, 3 months ago

hahe

(Highland Heights, OH)

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