Beauty Atlas Giveaway!

Readers, rejoice: Over ten brands featured in our Havana issue want to share their products with you!

Each issue, we like to send our readers off with products inspired by the regions we cover. Before taking off to Havana, our friends at Juara offered three lucky Beauty Atlas readers over $100 worth of skincare products chock-full of ingredients native to Indonesia. This time around, over ten brands featured in our Havana issue have contributed to an overflowing gift box for one lucky winner, valued at over $400! Just follow the three simple steps below to enter, then page through our slideshow for more info on each product. Good luck!

1. Follow @beautyatlas on Instagram.

2. Post a photo of yourself on vacation (or just a pic of your best beauty look!), mentioning @beautyatlas and #wheresyourbeauty in your caption.

3. Tag a friend in your photo, challenging them to enter for a chance to win, too!

Garnier Sleek & Shine Intensely Smooth Leave-In Conditioning Cream ($4)

For voluminous curls like our cover star Danay Suarez's scrunch your strands with a frizz-taming cream like this one.

Circa Color Focus Eye Shadow Palette in Metamorphosis ($12)

From the brand created by Cuban beauty Eva Mendes, this chic palette contains three high-pigment shades to create the perfect smoky eye.

Isabel, Isabel Eau de Parfum Spray ($53)

Design duo Isabel and Ruben Toledo's latest fragrance is their most romantic yet. “Isabel, Isabel is my pet name for her,” says
Ruben. “It’s so nice, I like to say it twice!”

Habana 1791 Perfume in Chocolate ($8)

Within a stone’s throw of Havana’s iconic Chocolate Museum, perfumery Habana 1791 cooks up its own chocolate scent.

Urban Decay Razor Sharp Water-Resistant Longwear Liquid Eyeliner in Chaos ($22)

Hardcore skateboarders need makeup formulas that last. They’ll often swap traditional, creamy black eyeliner pencils with a water-proof liquid solution in a vibrant blue hue like this one.

Smith & Cult Nailed Lacquer in Lo-Fi ($18)

No girl’s skateboarding uniform is complete without a deep nail color. In Havana, chocolate brown is the new neutral for fall.

LXMI Crème du Nil Pore-Refining Moisture Veil ($78)

“A little-known fact is that natural acids from the hibiscus flower eliminate dead skin cells and promote elasticity,” says singer Danay Suarez.

Clinique Aromatics Elixir Perfume Spray ($55)

“This is the only perfume that I buy. It has an antique smell to it—like a scent your grandmother would wear (in a good way)!” says Suarez.

33 Revolutions (Europa Editions)

From the plane ride, to the island to a lazy beach day on the island, a good book will come in handy. In this quick read, Canek Sánchez Guevara tells the story of an Afro-Cuban who likens the monotonous everyday troubles in Cuba to the rotation of a broken record. You might recognize the author’s last name—Guevara is the late grandson of Cuban revolutionary Che Guevara. ($9)

Dove Dry Oil Moisture Body Wash ($5.50)

Consider a creamy body wash that duals as a moisturizer for skin as smooth as Cuba's premier ballerinas.

Oribe Imperméable Anti-Humidity Spray ($39)

“It's hot and humid in the fall in Cuba so if your hair tends to get frizzy, you’re going to want to grab a can of this,” says entrepreneur Pamela Ruiz.

Narcisco Rodriguez Fragrance For Her ($56)

“I'm currently in love with this floral scent,” says Ruiz.

La Roche Posay Anthelios Clear Skin Dry Touch Sunscreen ($20)

“Pack a good sunscreen. There aren’t beauty supply shops in Cuba so you won’t find good quality formulas anywhere,” says Ruiz.

Aromaflage Purser ($30)

“Cuba hasn’t had an issue with Zika, but it’s still important to protect yourself against mosquitoes when you're traveling. If you can find a great DEET-free product, pop me an email!”

Thank you always for following our journey as we discover beauty cultures around the world. Stay tuned for our next destination.