Traveling with two toddlers and a newborn requires patience… and a simple makeup routine.

Since we spent the past 10 days in Pittsburgh with the kids, I have reached for these three makeup products every day to get a polished but natural look. Check them out below and find out how to get money off a Beautycounter order of your own!

Beautycounter Eye Shadow in Peach and Bronze

These colors are the perfect shades for everyday wear. I sweep the Peach shade across my whole lid–brow bone too–and then use a fluffy eye shadow brush to apply the Bronze to the crease of my eye. With a couple coats of mascara and lining the upper waterline of my lids with a nice brown or dark green color, the result is a super natural look.

Beautycounter Lip Gloss in Dahlia

This gloss may look super vibrant in the tube, but when it’s on your lips it gives them the perfect pink flush and makes your lips look super plump and glossy. The scent is incredible too, and so is the lasting power. I wore this to an amusement park with the kids and it lasted for a solid three hours through about ten rounds of riding The Turtle. So yes, staying power indeed.

Beautycounter Color Pinch Cream Blusher in Hibiscus

I was never a fan of cream blush until I tried this. I can actually apply this over my CC cream and finishing powder and it still looks so natural. I also dab some on my lips to give a natural flush of pink, and since it’s not glossy, it really locks in and stays for hours.

I am super passionate about Beautycounter’s mission–their dedication to making safer products that are made without ingredients known to cause potential harm–hormone disruption, allergic reactions and more. And these products fall under Beautycounter’s stringent safety code, which is why I feel even better about using them. You don’t sacrifice quality or safety when using these products; I absolutely love that.

And here is the awesome part: You can get $10 off your purchase of $100 or more! Email me at Sonni@SonniAbatta.com to find out how to get your discount!

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