the Hannah Hardy

Claims
–Green-to-beige treatment to correct redness and prevent UV damange
–Cover blemishes
–Neutralize redness
–Help heal sensitive skin inflammation, irritation, or discomfort

Price
–$52 for 1.7 oz
–$18 for 0.5 oz
—Sephora, drjart.com

Pros
–Mini size for travel/testing
–SPF 30
–Free from 10 harmful ingredients known to cause skin irritation
–Ingredients to support skin’s moisture barrier, vibrant appearance, and protect from environmental stressors
–Covers/cancels redness
–Easy to blend/press in
–Evens skintone
–Not too thick or heavy

Cons
–Availability
–Not cruelty free
–Price
–Too dark when it turns beige

Final Thoughts
–TikTok made me buy it
–Turns to a beige shade as you blend it in and it was too dark for me so I added a little white foundation and that worked perfectly
–It does what it claims and it actually works!
–I think this would be perfect under BB creams, tinted moisturizers, and more light coverage products
–I could easily use this on its own, just add some concealer and set with powder. Perfect for days you’re in a rush
–Not something I’ll use every day because I usually use more full coverage products anyway, but I am glad I have it and I will definitely continue to use it.