Thread: Ladies - A makeup question!

Ladies...do you wear the same makeup...and the same amount of makeup...when you're on a cruise?

I am a sunworshipper,,I know, I know, bad for you:headbang2 , but I'm careful not to burn. So when-ever I go on a cruise I just use a bit of mascara, and lipstick. I put on sunscreen so I don't burn, and in a very short time I have a nicely tanned face . I found that if I put on any makeup it ususally had sunscreen in it, and it prohibited me from tanning. I also use moisturizer at night too, so I don't dry out. It will be interesting to see other responses to this.

During the day I use the bare minimum of mascara (waterproof if I am swimming) and tinted lip gloss and nothing much else. Of course I carry a moisturizer or sunscreen with me, depending on where I am cruising. At night I wear makeup...mainly for the photos!!

I usually don't wear much makeup until dinnertime. During the day I'll wear MAC's Studiofix and some tinted lipgloss.

I'm very very fair skinned and most of the time, if we are out in the sun, I have to wear some sort of sunblock.

I wear the same all the time, which in general isn't much anyway. Usually just some mascara and lipstick. On formal nights, I will add more such as eyeshadows and some blush since the pictures tend to "bleach me out" a bit.

During the day, I'll wear a light powder foundation, neutral eyeshadow, and mascara...

In the evenings, I'll wear full makeup for pictures and because I'm wearing more than sun/beach/touring clothes.

Same!!

You might find me in the day without any makeup. It depends on what I plan to do.

At night I wear mascara, a little eye shadow, maybe something on the lips and blush.

I don't wear any makeup at all generally speaking, on land, on sea, wherever. I hate make up. Besides it costs so much, it saves me a bundle not to wear any.

The only time I wear make up is on Formal nights and special occassions on land, like company dinner or holiday dinners or whatever. Thats it.

Pretty much the same....you DO NOT want to see me without it!

Elizabeth