Waterproof Makeup Products??

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Kelsey W.

Jul 5, 2016

Kelsey W.

Since it is now summer I'd like products that won't slide down my face lol
looking for products that would be nice for dry sensitive skin. high end or low end.

Diana T.

Jul 5, 2016

Diana T.

I don't really know if these are necessarily best for dry skin because most waterproof stuff is made to keep your skin dry so it kind of dries out your skin in the process - but you can try the MUFE face and body foundation - it's water resistant and people say it gives a Dewey finish and is not drying - KVD products are water resistant - the foundation and concealer - also the MUFE Aqua line is all waterproof - the MUFE full cover concealer is water resistant but can be drying - the tarte water lilies line is all waterproof as well - make sure you set everything with powder and that should help everything stay in place so long as you don't wipe it off with your hands or something - hope that helps.

Sarah M.

Jul 5, 2016

Sarah M.

Kat von D tattoo liner is amazing. I went to a water park and still had my eyeliner on. It did disappear a little after a few hours but it didn't smudge.

Mac M.

Jul 5, 2016

Mac M.

Don't get the too faced better than sex mascara I find that it comes off quite quickly.

Katie G.

Jul 9, 2016

Katie G.

Loreal waterproof mascara are a lifesaver! I LOVE the voluminous one. It does not come off at all in the water. Even if you rub your eyes.

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