Help!! Makeup after school swim class.

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Sydney F.

Feb 8, 2014

Sydney F.

I have a little while, but next school year for one semester I will be required to take swim. I don't go to school with out my hair straightened (as soon as it gets wet it turns into a curly frizzy mess) and I wear a powder foundation, fill in my eyebrows, eyeliner and mascara. Should I take my makeup off before swimming? And I will have 10-15 minutes after the class is finished to get changed and things so should I just use a liquid foundation instead will it be faster? and do you guys have any quick hair updue type things I could do? please keep in mind it will still be soaked and will turn curly once its dried :/ thanks for any help.

Marissa H.

Feb 8, 2014

Marissa H.

I had to take swim last year. Either wear waterproof make up or take it off. The liquid foundation will probably be easier and faster. For ideas about how to tame your hair, I'd recommend brushing and braiding it after your class or pulling it into a bun.

Brooke L.

Feb 9, 2014

Brooke L.

Use a swim cap if you don't want your hair to get messed up. Def take your makeup off when you swim. Bring your makeup to school n re-apply. (:

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