Worried about your makeup sweating off while traveling to Disney during the hot temperature humid months? No Sweat! Here is what I have used the past several Disney August Trips where my makeup hasn’t budged!

PRIMER

Maybelline New York Facestudio Master Primer Makeup, Blur and Defend SPF 30

I do not just wear this to our summer vacations in Disney but I wear it under my makeup all summer long for extra protection from the sun’s strong rays! This formula won’t break the bank and will prevent your foundation from budging. Use after applying moisturizer.

Foundation

MAC Cosmetics Pro Longwear Nourishing Waterproof Foundation – I love the color and how it smooths my skin – this foundation is stay-proof! Apply after your primer.

Foundation Powder Studio Fix

MAC Cosmetics Studio Fix is a powder plus foundation that does not let oil or sweat creep in! It sure helps with shine as well so a lot of times I wear it just over a CC cream or alone. For over foundation simply brush over face with a large brush. This can be used as a foundation or brushed on top.

Setting Powder

After you’re done applying the previous steps make sure you set your makeup setting powder. I have been using this powder for years. DERMABLEND LOOSE SETTING POWDER – for summer I usually get the beige color and winter translucent.

Setting SPAY! Last but not least use a good Setting SPRAY like Milani

For hot Disney World in August heat and humidity I like Milani Make it Last Matte! This last step should ensure that those sweat beads rolling down your face won’t leave any white lines!

I sweat a lot when we visit Disney World in the heat of August and these steps ensure that the beads running down my face will not leave any white lines!

Let me know what you try for yourself?

Do you have any other go-to products that you use? – I would love to hear in the comments below!

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