Going To Florida... Need Help.

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Brittany H.

Sep 11, 2013

Brittany H.

I'm in missouri. I don't know how to do my makeup really for a beach. I know lighter and more natural but I am a fake brunette with light eye brows lol.

Brooke B.

Sep 11, 2013

Brooke B.

I've lived in south Florida my entire life and my best advice for the beach is no foundation, concealer or bb cream it all melt off of your face. Trust me I've tried just about everything. I would just apply a sunscreen with a high spf if you want mascara make sure it's waterproof. The heat down here isn't a dry heat it's insanely humid and sticky.

Tiffany D.

Sep 11, 2013

Tiffany D.

Agree with Brooke I've lived in south Florida too and I would reccomend only mascara makeup wise I have literally had eyeliner & foundation dripping off my face just leaving the house to go to the store.

Alyssa G.

Sep 11, 2013

Alyssa G.

Agree 100% with brooke, especially for the hot summer months if youre going to be spending a lot of time at the beach. I'm from the tampa area and couldn't have said it better.

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