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Karita G.

Aug 1, 2011

Karita G.

Hi Y'all:) I want to know if you were going away from home on vacation. What would be some of your "must take with" Items? I'm going on vacation soon and I'm trying to pack light. I always have to pay extra because I pack too much make up and jewelry. BTW, I'm dark complected so I need to know what may work well with my skin tone.

Kimberly M.

Aug 1, 2011

Kimberly M.

OMG you've got gorgeous skin!

I stick with the basics - moisturizer, SPF, mascara, liquid liner, NARS Multiple, concealer, lip stain and gloss. OCC's Lip Tar is very packable and packs a high color punch. Have fun on your holiday - where are you going?

Courtney M.

Aug 1, 2011

Courtney M.

I usually take 1 eyeshadow palette (this past time I took an elf one because it had neutral and colors) as well as a lip balm, lip gloss, udpp, nyx pencil in milk, mascara, eyeliner and that's about it. :) Not too much but enough to do different looks!

Ashley G.

Aug 1, 2011

Ashley G.

I'm leaving for vacation in 5 days, I recently purchased the MAXbag by Sigma to keep everything in, and I also bought a travel brush kit from them so I didn't need to bring all of my other ones with me. I'm bringing face wash, a face cream, skin primer, 2 different foundations, concealer, MUFE HD powder, my Z palette, 2 mascara's, liquid liner, cream blush, and a few lipsticks. As you can see I don't really pack light! LOL

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