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According to Hailey Bieber, This Summer Is All About ‘Peachy Beachy’ Makeup

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After three months of YouTube channel silence, Hailey Bieber dropped a new makeup tutorial with a spin on her signature look just in time for summer.

“This is the vibe I’m going for all summer long,” she says. Glazed donuts and strawberry smoothies can move along; this summer, Bieber is all about “peachy, beachy summer makeup.” She calls this her “go-to summer, beachy, glowy, bronzy tutorial,” and the best part might be that the full look takes about five minutes. Here are all the products you need to recreate it for yourself.

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In keeping with the food theme, Bieber preps her skin with Rhode Glazing Milk. “The thing I really like about Glazing Milk under my makeup...is that it’s so glowy and moisturizing without being heavy,” she says. “It sits so beautifully under makeup.” I can attest to this advice, as I will also layer on serums pre-makeup to prevent foundation and concealer from looking patchy. The Glazing Milk promises all-day hydration and reduced redness while enhancing the skin’s ability to better absorb product.

Bieber follows the Glazing Milk with her brand’s Peptide Glazing Fluid. With niacinamide, peptides, hyaluronic acid and marula oil, it boosts the skin barrier, plumps the skin and lends Bieber’s signature dewy finish.

Bieber uses the underpainting technique, which, ICYMI, is the processes in which one applies things like contour, concealer and blush underneath foundation. She starts with Dolce Glow’s bronzer, which also doubles as self-tanner, using it to contour and bronze under her cheek bones and hairline. The formula contains four types of hyaluronic acid and claims to tan, illuminate and contour while plumping the skin.

“It’s so creamy and beautiful,” Bieber says of the Hourglass Vanish Airbrush Concealer. “It’s stayed a staple in my makeup routine. The other thing I love...is that it blends effortlessly...and melts into the skin. I think that’s so stunning.”

At PureWow, the editors (myself included) are no strangers to skin tint. And Bieber isn’t either, saying, “I love a skin tint when I don’t want to use foundation. [The Hourglass Veil skin tint is] really hydrating, really glowy, the perfect thing for summertime skin.” Bieber reports that it gives her “summer date night vibes.” She likes to dispense it on back of her hand and then use a brush to buff it onto her skin.

Before going in with blush, Bieber likes to set her makeup with the Hourglass translucent powder. “I [want to] seal in a couple places that I like to be not as glowy, because then it kind of comes across as greasy.”

While she doesn’t specify exact shade of blush, Bieber layers two shades, describing them as “terracotta/sunburnt/bronzy” and “pinky/orange,” the latter of which she says is her favorite for summertime. Bieber taps it onto her cheekbones all the way up to her temples for a “simple, glowy, beautiful pop of color on the cheeks” before dusting her eyelids. My best approximation of the “pinky/orange” shade is the Hourglass Ambient Lighting Blush in “sublime flush.” She also taps the blush onto her lips.

Bieber finishes her peachy summer look with Hourglass eyeshadow in the shade “pin,” which she blends with the blush color on her eyelids, then tops everything off with some highlighter.


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