Pre-Sun Prep
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6 responses to “Pre-Sun Prep”
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I think I could travel very light, I think I’ll find somewhere to go so I can show you exactly how light when needs be lol! I’m also quite proud of you for only taking a few bits and bobs of makeup – being a beauty blogger! I think you’ll probably look so gorgeous and tanned you won’t even need it 😉
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See, I’d probably take powder blush as you can have infinite amounts of powder cosmetic products (so long as it’s still under the weight allowance).
My ‘liquid/gel’ products would be 2 lipsticks, foundation, mascara, moisturiser, eyeliner (gel), toothpaste, perfume, shampoo, conditoner or leave in stuff with added sun protection.
I’d then take powder blush, translucent powder, various eyeshadows!
I’d buy deodorant and hairspray in the airport shops and leave them when it was time to come home, same with suncream and aftersun as I’d generally use most of those things up anyway!
I don’t really do ‘travelling light’ very well though, unless I absolutely have to!
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Chuck in an eyeshadow palette and you’re sorted! lol. I love having to try and manage on less products sometimes though – it makes me realise how much unneccesary stuff I use… and how much time I can save with a more streamlined routine!
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Concealer, loose powder, eyebrow pencil, blush, eyelash curler and then I’d probably buy some Lancaster sunscreen and tan optimizer at the airport. Small sizes are not enough if you want sufficient protection from the sun.
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That limited liquids rule gets me everytime and I really try to limit what I carry otherwise I Just check it in so I dont have to pick and choose or decant anything! lol
The bronzing activator – Why do you use that well in advance of sun?
The Beauty Chemist
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Hi Beauty Feelosophy.. I use it so it brings the melanin to the surface of the skin so when the sun hits I will go brown much more quickly X
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