My Summer Makeup Routine

At the middle of the semester I stopped doing my makeup, because I wanted to sleep a little bit more, and meditate in the mornings and that’s what I sacrificed (you can read more about it here).  Now that it’s summer and I have the energy, the time and want to do my makeup, the summer heat hasn’t really let me. My solution, I have simplified my routine to accommodate my sweaty face (I know, gross, sorry) and still feel that I did my makeup.

This heat has been so horrible that as soon as I turned the shower off I start sweating, and of course living in a sauna (because that is how my apartment feels), doesn’t help.  I noticed that even without finishing my makeup, it already looked bad and gross, specially my upper lip and forehead.  As a result, now I avoid those areas, and foundation. I’ll say is a good happy medium between no makeup and a full face of makeup.

My lifesaver has been my concealer.  I apply it under my eyes, a little bit on my chin and the center of my forehead and nose and then I set it with powder.

After the concealer the most important product is bronzer. Since my face is naturally lighter than my body I have to apply color and warmth to not look like my face doesn’t belong in my body. Eyes and lips vary depending on my mood, but usually eyes are neutral and lips are a vivid color.
Products I used:

Face:
Maybelline Instant Age Rewind Eraser Dark Circles Treatment Concealer in Medium
Maybelline Fit Me Loose Finishing Powder in 25 Medium

Cheeks:
Nars Bronzer in Casino
Becca Gradient Sunlit Bronzer in Sunrise Waves
Becca Shimmering Skin Perfector Pressed in Rose Quartz

Eyes:
Soap & Glory The Perfect Ten Eye Shadow Palette
Maybelline Lash Sensational Mascara in Blackest Black
It Cosmetics Brow Power in Universal Taupe

Lips:
N°7 Stay Perfect  in Pomegranate 205

What do you think of my summer hack? How are you handling the summer heat? Have you done any adjustments to your makeup routine in this hotter months? Be sure to let me know in the comments below.
Never stop dreaming,
 Steph