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Underwater Video in Jamaica: Tropical Fish Pics

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This is the beautiful world of Jamaica underwater. It's simply 
magnificent! The colors are brilliant.... the water, the fish, the coral, the plants and all the other sea life. 
Look at the purple on that sea fan.
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The deep water scares me, but it also fascinates me. We did some snorkeling during our last trip to Jamaica and got some really great GoPro video. I put all the clips together to create a relaxing video that shows the magical 
undersea world. 
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My husband held the GoPro camera which was attached to a stick as he snorkeled. I recently saw a snorkeling mask that had a camera attached to it on The Ellen DeGeneres Show. That looks like a fabulous idea! We'll need one for our next trip. I also found a snorkeling mask that a GoPro can attach to. Those masks make it so much easier to get some great underwater footage easier. Scroll to the bottom of this post for a link!
sea plant

I have a few beauty tips to keep you look beautiful while you snorkel in the underwater beauty.
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Underwater Beauty Tips

 Your Eyes 
Obviously, you must wear waterproof mascara to avoid raccoon eyes. Too Faced has a Better Than Sex Waterproof Mascara to give you sexy lashes that stay looking beautiful underwater. 

 Click here to read my review!

 Your Lips and Cheeks
To keep your lips looking sexy, try a lip stain. Becca makes a water resistant oil free Beach Lip and Blush Tint that stays on great even under the sea. It comes in 5 shades.

 Click here to shop for Becca Beach Tint

Your Hair
Wear a braid! A braid is a great way to keep long hair out of your way and looking pretty while snorkeling.
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Have a look at our video. I hope you enjoy it. The link is just below this paragraph. I love it and watch it over and over. You may just want to book a trip to Jamaica after watching it. I want to see that natural beauty again and again. It never gets old! 
       Have a Beautiful Day! 
xo
Jill
Licensed Cosmetologist, Esthetician, Makeup Artist

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