The Summer Bag

Things are finally heating up around here and I think we all know that means an adjustment to our daily routines. 

Revlon ColorBurst Lip Crayons : The holy grail of lip color in hot, humid heat. It's not thick or cakey and definitely lasts!

Clinique High Impact Mascara : I don't like fussing over makeup unless its for a night out or a date. This mascara literally gives you the most amazing coverage in max. two sweeps. The waterproof version is great for summer days, although, I stick to the non-waterproof kind for all other occasions!
Two-Faced Pink Leopard Blushing Bronzer : This adds a summer bronze and a spring blush. Not too heavy and doesn't make you look orange, I use this almost every day. 
Origins VitaZing Tinted Moisturizer : The only 'face makeup' I use other than a little bronzer. I don't use concealer, foundation or anything else! This gives you a great sheen and covers any little imperfections, while still not being heavy. I've talked about it // here // and still am in love with it. 
Evian Mineral Water Spray : Okay guys, everyone needs this for humid, hot, Texas heat (or any other type of heat). It's a face spray, that doesn't get you sopping wet, but is so refreshing, and keeps your makeup in tact. Does it get any better than that?

What's in my Bag | 01.

What's in my bag | 01. A new series that will show what's happening on the inside! This week, I'm showing you guys my 'basic' essentials! First of all, let me talk about my Baggu. If you guys haven't heard of Baggu yet, check them out here! They make the cutest leather goods and I am obsessed, seriously. The small one is perfect to throw in your purse with a lip stain, some mascara and a few cards or use it as a phone case! 

Now for the make-up - for as long as I can remember, I've had skin more sensitive than a babies bottom. Seriously, make-up is a hassle for me, and not the kind of hassle where you stand at Ulta debating what new foundation you're gonna try. I mean hassle as in, researching products, trying new things and constantly having some sort of 'soothing' lotion on standby.