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Sweat-Proof Summer Makeup

 
I take time to get all dolled up in the summer but then I always get all sweaty! How can I keep the sweat under control and still have a pretty summer glow?

Girl, you are not alone! Sweating can put a major damper (literally) on any diva's day. We've got the tools and techniques you need to know to get rid of the sweat and keep you glistening in the sun.

Use oil-free face wash and moisturizers. Even though you might think that moisturizing is the last thing you need to do when you're sweating up a storm, it's still important because it'll keep your skin looking healthy and fresh. And the water-based products, rather than oil-based, will keep your skin from getting greasy during the day. Pick up a moisturizer with SPF for an added bonus!
 
 
 
 
 
Go easy on the makeup. You've already got the sunkissed look, so you don't need to cake on foundation. Use cover-up to hit any blemishes or pimples but leave the rest of your skin bare. To get a soft summer glow, blend a little highlighter into the apples of your cheeks and brow bones. Your skin will be able to breathe and your pores won’t be covered by loads of powder.
 
Carry something with you to pick up perspiration. You've got lots of options—cleansing wipes, a pressed powder compact or oil blotters. All will do the job and help fight the sweat. If you're acne-prone, steer clear of powder compacts since it can clog up your pores.
 
 
 
 
 
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hey girls!! i love soccer swimming and all sports in general!! Im awesome with advive so cheak out my profile!!!

<3 ya!

by soccerchic222 on 6/5/2009 4:57:11 PM

 
 

OMgosh,those olay face wipes art the BEST!! their perf. 4 makeup remover wipes and to get a nice clean face..

by Brunette13 on 6/3/2009 6:10:37 PM

 
 

MOD!!!!!!!!!!! and GL girls!!!
Please respond ASAP!!!
I have graduation tomorrow and i dont know how to do my makeup. (i usually dont wear makeup)i want it to be natural but not really light. i have blue eyes.
please help!!
thanks!!!!!
p.s. girls: leave a message on my profile and tell me what you think Smile




Hey babe, def keep it natural. A little bronzer or blush, some mascara and a light pink gloss are all ya need. 
katelin s.

by taramc10 on 5/27/2009 7:58:31 PM

 
 

MODMODMODMOD! my mom won't let me use any makeup. I only want to use mascara, but she insists I'm too young. I'll be 16 and in the 10th grade next year. What do you think? I've talked to her about it a lot but she's still against it, I think mostly because she hates "having" to wear makeup in our society today. Any suggestions?




Hey girl! I don't think you're being unreasonable. Mascara simply accents your natural beauty. Try sitting down and having a serious convo about it. And explain to her how much it means to you and why. 
Jess H.

by jazzy020 on 5/26/2009 5:10:06 PM

 
 

can you recommend organic moisturizers, I hear about hollywood glam oil can you tell me more.

by teenscenequeen on 5/26/2009 5:02:21 PM

 
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