I've mentioned before that I really do love beachy scents, especially if they smell something like suntan lotion. I also love drinks that smell like suntan lotion, too, but that's a different post that I might write up later!
My current summer scents are Bobbi Brown's Beach, Bond No. 9's Fire Island, and Monyette Paris. Love them all, and rotate them out every few days or so.
As a quick sidenote, Fire Island seems to mix really well if you have to do a quick and/or unexpected self-tanner session. I don't know why, I just know it does.
Okay, back to CB I Hate Perfume At the Beach 1966. The notes are listed as Coppertone (this makes me unreasonably happy), wet sand, seashell, driftwood and something called "boardwalk." These are blended with a new accord created just for this scent called "North Atlantic."
This might be the very first scent I have ever purchased without actually smelling it.
. I love their matte shadow (I'm pretty sure I've mentioned it before), it's just as pigmented as their shimmer and glitter formulations and easy to work with. I'm wearing only one shade, Naked, over a coat of 
. Next, I lined only the top of my eyes with 
in Noir. I then added a coat of 
, and two coats of 
.
is an amazing spray conditioner that can be used two ways. I used it both as a leave in conditioner after washing my hair and then again as a refresher spray. I love the concept of a refresher spray, and this fits the bill very nicely, as it doesn't dry out your hair and adds vitamins and aloe vera to calm frizzies.
, which I am still loving. I've also got 
on the browbone and in the corner of the eyes, which I'll be writing more about later.
, and think that everyone should own this product, or something like it. Ideally, though, you should have this one, because it comes with a decent amount of wax, more than other products that I've seen. And it's the wax that helps keep everything in line.
on my face with 
on top. I skipped the bronzer, and used 
in Pearly Coral Red.
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