
Dear Daisy,
Oh, girl—I feel you! There’s nothing worse than putting time and love into your makeup, only to feel it melting off before lunch. But don’t worry—summer glam can survive the sunshine with a few sweat-proof secrets.
Here’s how to keep your makeup looking fresh and fabulous even in the heat:

2.Use a gripping, sweat-controlling primer: One of my top summer heroes is the Mehron Skin-Prep Pro (No Sweat). It’s designed to reduce perspiration on the skin and helps makeup stay in place much longer. Just spritz it on before you start your makeup routine.
- Top tip: It also works wonders on your chest if you’re using breast form adhesive—just apply it first to help prevent sweating through the glue!
3. Go light on foundation: Swap heavy foundations for lighter formulas like tinted moisturizers or BB creams. Apply concealer only where you need it. Less is more in the summer!

4. Layer creams and powders: Using a cream blush or bronzer under a light dusting of powder gives your look staying power. Don’t forget to set your T-zone with translucent powder to reduce shine.
5. Set it and forget it: Lock it all in with a long-wear setting spray. For extra hold, spray your brush or sponge before applying foundation. It helps grip the product to your skin even better.

Waterproof is your bestie: For eyes and lips, stick to waterproof or smudge-resistant products. Think gel liners, waterproof mascara, and transfer-proof lip stains or long-wear matte lipsticks.
Keep a little touch-up kit with blotting papers and a mini powder compact in your purse for quick freshen-ups on the go.
So don’t let the summer heat dull your sparkle. With the right prep and a few clever tricks, your makeup can shine as brightly as you do. Stay confident, stay cool, and keep owning your look—meltdown-free.
Hugs,
Katie
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