Theme/Water park makeup.

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Che A.

May 18, 2014

Che A.

Hey! my senior trip is this week and we will be going to a waterpark/theme park and it will be warmer. I will most like be in the waterpark most of the time. I plan on wearing shorts and a tank top with a bandeau, and changing into my bathing suit. I don't really ride any theme park rides, so should I still wear tennis shoes? the most important question is what should I do for makeup? thanks :)

Dorothea S.

May 18, 2014

Dorothea S.

For makeup go light. a tinted moisturizer or a bb cream would be good for your face and then of course waterproof eye liner and mascara. :) tennis shoes I think you should wear just in case.

duffs g.

May 18, 2014

duffs g.

As little makeup as possible, n all waterproof. don't forget some SPF! have fun :)

Che A.

May 18, 2014

Che A.

Thanks ladies!! will do. :)

Erin M.

May 18, 2014

Erin M.

Honestly, if you'll be spending a good amount of time at the watermark and actually getting wet I'd skip the makeup and just do sunscreen with a high SPF. I'd assume any BB cream or tinted moisturizer would come off in the water anyway. If you really want to wear mascara and eyeliner go for it, but I'd just skip it in the instance that your waterproof formula doesn't mean chlorine water waterproof and you've got eyeliner running down your face and mascara flakes everywhere.

And I would most definitely bring tennis shoes just in case.

Che A.

May 18, 2014

Che A.

@Erin, I might sound stupid but I never knew that waterproof mascara didn't protect against chlorine water!! thank you so much!!

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