Vacation makeup foundation to take to Greece?

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Lizzy H.

Apr 29, 2016

Lizzy H.

I'm going to Greece in a couple of weeks and don't really know what makeup to take. I'm thinking a tinted moisturizer like from Nars but also considering tarte's rainforest of the sea water foundation. Something light and easy but also convertible for night life. If anyone has opinions on these or suggestions for what would be better it would be much appreciated!!

Diana T.

Apr 29, 2016

Diana T.

Just wear what you are comfortable with - the weather probably isn't terribly warm - it's still a bit chilly in Germany - but sunny - so I don't think your makeup choices will make much of a difference unless you are planning to swim with your makeup on then just make sure it's waterproof - I personally prefer a cc cream when I travel because it has moisturizer, primer, color corrector and coverage all in one so I can pack lighter - but that's just my personal preference

Aurora S.

Apr 30, 2016

Aurora S.

It's more of a preference really.
Also, consider your skin type.

I personally am a bit more oily and usually would just use a matte sunscreen and then put on powder foundation (studio fix) then put a bit of fixing spray and I always got compliments on how good my skin looked

I would try and get samples of the two and see which you prefer for you skin type if you can.:)

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