Hailey Bieber starts a new beauty trend every few months. How does she manage it? How? A simple makeup video on TikTok. Her internet-breaking strawberry make-up look was the first thing that made girls reach for red blushes for months. She then tried to make the already popular latte trend viral by transforming it. She created the Sugar Plum Fairy aesthetic for the holidays with a plum-hued sparkle makeup look. Now? She gave us the perfect summer makeup look just in time for warmer temperatures.
Bieber uploaded a video on TikTok, where she basked in the golden light wearing a lacey white dress by Frankies Bikinis. She also showed off her pink pearl nail polish. She did her skincare, makeup, and relaxation in the sun, giving a “sunshine tan and salty glow.” We were immediately smitten.
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The Rhode founder was not going to miss out on prepping her skin using her famous products. What was her choice this time? The Peptide Glazing Fluid and Glazing Milk Essence ($30), gives her skin extra plumpness and hydration thanks to the beta-glucan, peptides, and ceramides found in both products.
She then applied bronzer, as this was a sun-kissed look. She applied the Tom Ford Shade And Illuminate Cream Contour (90 dollars) to her cheeks, temples, and forehead before applying concealer or foundation.
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She then used a spot concealer to cover any imperfections and creases on her nose. She then brushed in her eyebrows before applying what’s almost certainly a Rhode blush. While she hasn’t announced it officially, she’s been teasing the product for months and has recently posted two different photoshoots while applying blush. Coincidence? We don’t think so. She applied a very generous amount of terracotta-red blush to her cheeks and on the bridge of her nostril.
She then lined her lips in a matte-red color, before rubbing the blush that she had just applied on her cheeks onto her lips. What is the final step? The final step?
She posed in the sun to the sound of a Lana Del Rey Remix. This looks like a spring of beachy coquettes.