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Jennie A.

Apr 22, 2012

Jennie A.

I am going on vacation in early may to myrtle beach and i am wanting a little bit of a lighter less is more look. Currently i wear foundation, concealer, powder, eyeshadow, eyeliner, mascara, and blush. I have acne scarring and some small breakouts deffinitely want something that will cover that at the same time be less than my normal routine.

Olivia G.

Apr 22, 2012

Olivia G.

Maybe just knockout out the eyeliner, powder and eyeshadow and blush. Or go for a bb cream!

Santina A.

Apr 22, 2012

Santina A.

BB Cream, concealer and mascara! If you're like me, I never leave home without bronzer, but I'd bring something for a little colour.

Alyssa B.

Apr 22, 2012

Alyssa B.

try Sheercover. I heard it's supposed to be really good. Also, if you hold ice to a pimple, it will reduce the size and redness of it. Hope this helps!

Alyssa R.

Apr 22, 2012

Alyssa R.

Try a tinted moisturizer. Majority of them have SPF which is definitely good to wear at the beach. Concealer, if needed for major coverups. Waterproof mascara, a touch of a creme blush (not powder, because you'll probably sweat it off or get wet and it will run. This goes for eyeshadows too, use creme products.), and a little gloss for some color on the lips. Keep it minimal. You want to look good and glowing but not like you're going to a party or something. And then, carry some extra stuff in your bag to touch up and put more makeup on if you're going somewhere after. ;)

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