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SUMMER SHIPPING:

Depending on travel distance and temperature, orders may be held for posting early in the week.

**Remeber to modify your makeup for summer.

*May need a deeper shade of foundation. *Oil Control. *Bronzer adds natural summer glow.

Abbey St Clare Blog

Summer Foundation Routine (video)

July 20, 2012

Summer makeup is best when it appears that you are not even wearing makeup. Abbey St. Clare mineral foundation is natural looking, long lasting, and so easy through all seasons. It excels at surviving heat and humidity. Tammi McAfee's video below provides summer makeup application tips which includes the use of mineral foundation 1.1 and our perennially popular eye shadow Golden Apricot. See Tammi's video here:

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