20-something-years-old and  still able to play a “barely old enough to drink champagne martinis” line in her press bio, you’d think your K would break hustling hard with lounging in La La Land’s glammy sands, soaking up sun’s shine, fake-baking in Hollywood salons for a gloriously golden tan.

You’d think.

But I prefer my skin porcelain, I like my pretty face’s light vanilla framed against the black chocolate of my hair, I dig —

Not weathering wrinkles come my next decades on earth.

Though I’ve traded my daily rocking Neutrogena Healthy Defense Oil-Free Sunblock Lotion, SPF 45  for Paul & Joe Protective Dual Powder Foundation SPF 25, I’m considering slipping back into liquid sun protection for more seeimingly solid coverage, I’m considering something like Clarins UV Plus SPF 40, though it’s —

“Not cheap, but it goes on like silk and great under make up,” says beauty artist Nik, “not like regular sunscreen.” 

 Shiseido Sun Protection Liquid Foundation SPF 42 is less regular and more luxe, too. With its SPF is more than double the norm of most face paint and a foundation to smooth on coverage beyond just warding off wrinkles, it’s not just —

“Another product to keep my skin protected,” says Stef McDonald. “It’s makeup with SPF 42 and it’s water resistant.” 

Though if you spend your nine-to-five behind a desk, fingers flying across your keyboarding, keying deals digitally instead of lying out in the Florida Keys, a lower SPF and slightly shaded Chanel Precision Hydramax + Tinted Moisture Boost Lotion SPF 15 or  Bobbi Brown SPF 15 tinted moisturizer should offer enough protection, especially as —

“With a six-year-old, I don’t have a lot of time to pull myself together for morning interviews out of the office,” says ThisNexter Joanne Bamberger. “This gives me a 3-in-1 moisturizer, sunscreen and foundation. Then, at least, I look a little put together.” 

More than a little, doll. And when you’re six-year-old grows to 16, you’ll have ladies disbelieving you when you tell them your age.