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]]>At an affordable $12.99, L’Oreal’s foundation is made to last for 24 hours (so all day long) through whatever you do throughout the day. It won’t melt or transfer even in the heat or if you sweat, and it’s a light oil-free formula that covers pores and looks totally natural.
This mascara gives you a pretty natural look and isn’t difficult to take off, despite lasting through the most strenuous sweat-heavy workout routines. It’s also made to avoid smudging and clumping, as well as being cruelty-free and doctor-tested for safety on the eyes.
This moisturizing radiance booster will give your skin a lovely glow even while you’re getting worn out at the gym. It’s made with pomegranate extract to provide antioxidants to your face as well.
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]]>Makeup won’t do any good to your sweat-inducing workouts. Your pores will open up as you work out and release oil and sweat, leading to a pretty bad outcome. In addition to leading to clogged pores, working out with makeup may also leave your skin red and irritated.
As your pores get clogged during your workouts, trapped bacteria will go pretty quickly, leading to the development of acne. If your face is generally prone to acne and skin inflammations, you may be tempted to use makeup to hide them, but this will do you more harm than good.
If we had to pick the worst type of makeup to wear during your workout, eye makeup would make the cut. Eyeliner, mascara, and eye shadows are best avoided because eyes and eyelids are the most sensitive parts of your face, and you should do everything in your power not to irritate them.
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]]>Most experts suggest not wearing makeup to the gym at all. Sweat and increased temperature can open your pores, and once you add cosmetics into the mix – it’s a recipe for disaster. This can lead to breakouts, especially if you have sensitive skin.
If you can’t bear the thought of hitting the gym without makeup, at least try not to go overboard. Keep it light and minimal by avoiding anything that might feel too thick or heavy. Avoid foundation altogether, and go with more breathable alternatives – loose powder and spot-corrector.
There’s no need to go to the gym looking like you’re ready to hit the dance floor, unless you want to leave with mascara and eye shadow running down your face. Waterproof mascara is the only piece of eye makeup that belongs at the gym, and everything else is a big no-no.
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]]>The post 3 Workout-Proof Makeup Products appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>At an affordable $12.99, L’Oreal’s foundation is made to last for 24 hours (so all day long) through whatever you do throughout the day. It won’t melt or transfer even in the heat or if you sweat, and it’s a light oil-free formula that covers pores and looks totally natural.
This mascara gives you a pretty natural look and isn’t difficult to take off, despite lasting through the most strenuous sweat-heavy workout routines. It’s also made to avoid smudging and clumping, as well as being cruelty-free and doctor-tested for safety on the eyes.
This moisturizing radiance booster will give your skin a lovely glow even while you’re getting worn out at the gym. It’s made with pomegranate extract to provide antioxidants to your face as well.
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]]>The post 3 Reasons Why Working Out With Makeup Isn’t the Best Idea appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>Makeup won’t do any good to your sweat-inducing workouts. Your pores will open up as you work out and release oil and sweat, leading to a pretty bad outcome. In addition to leading to clogged pores, working out with makeup may also leave your skin red and irritated.
As your pores get clogged during your workouts, trapped bacteria will go pretty quickly, leading to the development of acne. If your face is generally prone to acne and skin inflammations, you may be tempted to use makeup to hide them, but this will do you more harm than good.
If we had to pick the worst type of makeup to wear during your workout, eye makeup would make the cut. Eyeliner, mascara, and eye shadows are best avoided because eyes and eyelids are the most sensitive parts of your face, and you should do everything in your power not to irritate them.
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]]>The post Things You Should Know About Wearing Makeup at the Gym appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>Most experts suggest not wearing makeup to the gym at all. Sweat and increased temperature can open your pores, and once you add cosmetics into the mix – it’s a recipe for disaster. This can lead to breakouts, especially if you have sensitive skin.
If you can’t bear the thought of hitting the gym without makeup, at least try not to go overboard. Keep it light and minimal by avoiding anything that might feel too thick or heavy. Avoid foundation altogether, and go with more breathable alternatives – loose powder and spot-corrector.
There’s no need to go to the gym looking like you’re ready to hit the dance floor, unless you want to leave with mascara and eye shadow running down your face. Waterproof mascara is the only piece of eye makeup that belongs at the gym, and everything else is a big no-no.
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