Summer is coming, and it’s time to revamp your makeup bag. When shopping for warm-weather makeup, the motto should always be “less is more.”
Hot weather comes with an extra dose of sweat, oil and shininess. So stock up on products that will keep you and your makeup fresh during those hot summer nights.
Here’s a list of our favorites:
B. Well Tea Tree + Eucalyptus Clean Natural Deodorant $16
Briogeo
Composed of clean and natural ingredients, this stain-free deodorant uses the neutralizing properties of tea tree and eucalyptus to prevent odor, while remaining stain-free.
Brow Wiz $23
Anastasia Beverly Hills
Brow Wiz’s pencil has a sharp, retractable tip that is ideal for mimicking fine, natural brow hair. The smudge-free formula lasts all day.
Brow Volumizing Fiber Gel $28
Hourglass
This dual-sided brush has buildable intensity. The smudge-proof, nonflaky formula is carried in a sleek bottle that is perfect for on-the-go touch-ups.
Lock-It Setting Powder $31
KVD Vegan Beauty
This universal translucent setting powder minimizes pores for a soft matte, photo-ready finish. It works on a wide range of skin tones, so everyone can mattify their makeup without a trace.
Invisimatte Blotting Powder $32
Fenty Beauty by Rihanna
This universal blotting powder contains a pore-diffusing powder that absorbs oil and provides a natural matte finish. It is completely traceless and prolongs the wear of your foundation.
Skin Love Glow Shield Prime & Set Mist $32
BECCA COSMETICS
This mist seals in moisture to help skin set and invigorate the look of makeup for a long-lasting, fresh look. Hawaiian seawater and desert spring water join forces to boost hydration.
Charlotte Tilbury
This matte lipstick with a long-lasting, buildable, hydrating formula features glow pigments that make the lips appear wider and fuller.
Photo Finish Foundation Primer $36
Smashbox
This lightweight and oil-free primer, glides on to give you a flawless finish. Antioxidants and vitamins A and E help protect your skin from environmental pollutants, damage and stress.
