Florida on spring break!!

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Priscillaa S.

Mar 10, 2014

Priscillaa S.

What would be a good Spring break routine of doing your makeup for florida?

Symone B.

Mar 10, 2014

Symone B.

I'm a FL Girl and I'm on spring break too. I live near the water so it's not too hot yet. In mainland Fl, it's still a bit cold. So it depends on where you are. Just do your makeup however you feel ❤️

Antonia S.

Mar 10, 2014

Antonia S.

I would go light. I started following this "model" on Instagram (@Xammasi) Her name is Anna Maria and she is beautiful. She inspired me to lighten up my makeup. She usually just has a bold brow and flawless skin.
So with that, a good brow product (Anastasia Dipbrow is great because it's water and swear proof) and a good BB cream or light foundation. For night you can add a bold lipstick or lip stain. 😊

Lexi K.

Mar 10, 2014

Lexi K.

Depends where in Florida, when I lived in south Florida, I'd usually just keep everything light, because it was so hot and humid. In North Florida it's a little nicer during the spring, you could pretty much do your makeup how you want. Just make sure everything is waterproof, the humidity sucksss :P.

Hannah K.

Mar 10, 2014

Hannah K.

I love how Antonia put "model" hahah:D I think you should stick to a neutral toned gradient eye, some black thin liner, a coloured lip (I love wearing dark berry shades in the spring and summer, weird eh) and some WATERPROOF mascara:D

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