Hailey Bieber Shared Her Valentine's Day Makeup, and It's So Easy to Copy
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Bieber starts her makeup with bronzer, using the underpainted contour trick her makeup artist, Mary Phillips, has made famous. "As everyone knows, this is the Mary Phillips trick. She is the one that taught me this trick,” says Bieber. "She has always done my makeup like that."
From there, Bieber uses the Milk Future Fluid concealer, which she puts on the high points of her face where she wants to brighten and blends in with a Beautyblender.
Bieber then mixes foundation with her Peptide Glazing Fluid and applies it with a big, fluffy brush. "That's the Chanel foundation that I always use," she says. "That's a foundation that Mary [Phillips] also introduced me to.”
Once her base makeup is finished, she uses Brow Freeze on her brows to brush them up.
Bieber mixes together two shades of Milk's Lip + Cheek Cream Blush Stick to create the ultimate soft flush on her cheeks. Though the shades Bieber uses are sold out, you can get a similar effect using the shades Werk and Quickie. Werk is a dusty pink that you can apply first and Quickie is a deep berry shade that gives you a nice pop of color.
She uses this double-sided fluffy brush to blend in her brush before adding some powder under her eyes and in her T-zone using a Beautyblender.
Bieber opts for a sparkly look (as everyone who is familiar with her glazed donut skin and nails won't be surprised by). For a Valentine's Day–inspired eye look, she pops on a bit of this shimmery pink shadow with her finger.
Bieber uses this mascara to define her lashes and adds a smidge on her bottom ones since she didn't use any eyeliner.
Bieber uses this liner to lightly define her lips. “All I want to do is just contour my lips a tiny bit," she says.
After adding color to her lips with the same Lip + Cheek stick she uses on her cheeks, she goes over everything with Rhode's Peptide Lip Treatment for effortless gloss.
To finish off the entire look, Bieber uses the Dyson Corrale to add a flip at the end of her hair.