15 Beauty Products You Should Pack For Bonnaroo

Most music festivals have minimal shaded areas, and getting burned is a surefire way to ruin your weekend. Carry a sunscreen spray in your bag at all times so you can apply it even if your hands aren't super clean at the moment. I prefer Sun Bum Continuous Sunscreen Spray SPF 30 ($16) not only because it's a great, beachy-smelling sunscreen but also because the container is super lightweight.

Wipes are the solution to infinite music festival problems: sticky hands, stinky armpits, someone spilling beer on your leg, the list goes on. Last year, I thought I brought too many wipes; now I know there is no such thing. This year I'm bringing as many as possible: plain old cleansing wipes for my hands, legs, and feet, and Yes to Cucumbers Soothing Hypoallergenic Facial Towelettes ($9) for my face and other sensitive areas.

When doing your makeup at a campsite, you don't want to waste time with makeup brushes. Any tinted moisturizer, BB cream, or CC cream will do, as long as all you need to apply it are your fingers. I love this Origins Energy-Boosting Tinted Moisturizer SPF 40 ($30) and starts the day off with a serious layer of SPF.

Another product that doesn't require brushes, a solid cheek stain and highlighter duo is a camping must have. The IT Cosmetics Hello Light Luminizer Creme &Vitality Flush Stain Stick Duo earns extra points because the cheek color doubles as a lip stain.

This stuff is a serious multitasker. The Supergoop! Defense Refresh Setting Mist ($12 for the travel size) is a makeup-setting spray with SPF 50, so you can keep spraying it on top of your makeup all day long, and you'll want to, since it's also a refreshing, cooling mist.

Using porta-potties all weekend means using lots of hand sanitizer. Purell Watermelon Splash Advanced Hand Sanitizer ($1.50) has a fresh fruity scent and attaches to your belt or backpack for easy access.

Last year, I applied eyeliner on day one and left it on as long as it would last. This year, I'll step it up with a fun color and use NARS Limited Edition Velvet Shadow Stick ($29).

And, of course, I don't leave my tent without Stila Huge Extreme Lash Mascara ($23), which lifts and lengthens and never smudges.

Dry shampoo is unwashed hair's best friend. My latest favorite is this handy travel-size spray, R+Co Death Valley Dry Shampoo ($17). The label just screams "music festival" and so does the scent.

When I'm wearing sunglasses and a hat all day, I want my lips to pop, and this Urban Decay Vice Lipstick in Sheer F-Bomb ($17) is a fun, bold shade that feels like a balm.

Rather than change clothes when the sun sets, I change lip color. This year I'm bringing Bite Beauty Amuse Bouche Lipstick in Licorice ($26), another lipstick that's moisturizing like a balm. If you're really daring, try one of the teal or purple shades.

Have you ever gotten too much sun on your lips? It's not pleasant, and it also leads to signs of aging. I love this Supergoop! Shine On Lip Screen SPF 50 ($22) because you apply the superglossy topcoat over any lip color.

When I (inevitably) start to sweat, a quick pat-down with Tatcha Aburatorigami Blotting Sheets ($12) makes my makeup look good as new without adding any powder that might look cakey.

While face wipes can do a lot, after two or three days of camping, I want to wash my face for real. This H2O+ Elements On the Move Cleansing Stick ($28) comes in solid form that foams up when you add water. Perfect for the no-mess needs of camping.

I like to start my day at Bonnaroo with a cold shower and wash my face at night. So a compact travel towel like the Manduka eQua Hand Towel ($16) is the superabsorbent solution I need.