The Exact Products Makeup Artists Use on Celeb Clients to Make Their Skin Glow

In this video here, Vo cites this creamy multipurpose lip-and-cheek pot in Fresh Melon as one of her all-time favorites. 

As pretty as this glittering, see-through gel is in the pot, it looks all the more mesmerizing as Vo slickly applies it across her model clients' lids. 

Beautyblender doesn't just make the best makeup sponges. It's also been debuting a steady stream of truly amazing makeup formulas. Vo loves tapping this exact formula on the high points of her clients' cheekbones. 

Hack: Vo applies this sheer, ultra-shiny lippie from Dior on her cheeks too. Her go-to shade? Magnetic Smile. 

This foundation is an investment, but a little goes a long way, and Ta, an ambassador for La Mer, pretty much always uses it to prep his clients. (And it makes their skin look flawless so…)

This stunning gold compact is a universal favorite among makeup artists, but most recently, I witnessed Ta use it at Sephoria to sculpt his model's face to perfection. (Tip: He used a damp Beautyblender to press the formula into the cheekbones, along the jawline, and around the forehead for the most natural finish.)

Since he's known for his glowy-skin aesthetic, it only makes sense that Ta would debut his own line of radiance enhancers. This ultra-fine mist comes in three different shades and is virtually foolproof spritzed anywhere on the face or body. Although, Ta says he avoids getting highlighter too close to the eye because it can dramatically change the shape and look of a client's face. Try spritzing on the flat part of the cheekbones and above the eyebrow for the right balance. 

This shimmering gloss is so lightweight it almost feels like a balm. That said, no balm we've ever tried has ever made our pout look as plump or lustrous as Ta's very own formula, which, obviously, he always uses on his famous clientele. 

You've surely heard of its famous big sister Giorgio Armani Luminous Silk Foundation ($64), but according to Henney, this satiny, moisture-rich primer is an essential first step when creating the ultimate canvas for glowy skin.

If you don't subscribe to Tobi Henney's YouTube channel, A) do so now, please, and B) you'll fast discover this cult-loved pressed highlighting powder (in the shade Champagne Pop) is one of her most-used products when creating photogenic, glowy skin.

This Glass Glow Lip Gloss is also a staple on Henney's feed. Unlike most glosses, it has zero stick but is insanely reflective and mirror-like. Hence, you know, the name. Plus, it's available in three different universally flattering shades. 

We always see this huge golden compact in Henney's hands. It's studded with gilded shimmer, which might sound intimidating but only ever makes her clients look insanely radiant—like they're walking around under luminescent candlelight. 

According to Hughes, she used this new handy foundation stick on Hailey to achieve her luminous glow. It's clean, water-based and packed with hydration—not to mention a helpful dose of SPF 25. (And yes, you still need SPF in the fall and winter to maintain healthy, dewy skin!)

Also used on Hailey? This gorgeous shimmering new palette from Bare Minerals. The dusky-pink hues are perfect for fall and have just enough shimmer to work day, night, or both. Plus, each shadow is loaded with amazing ingredients like the brand's Blurring Mineral Complex, a unique blend of botanicals, and Color Smart Pearls to achieve an amazing reflective quality. 

Not used on Hailey, but these high-shine glitter pigments are Hughes's number one secret when it comes to creating a seriously spellbinding eye moment. (See her look below!) She used the hue Stellar on me here, and you'll see these adorable pots sprinkled healthily around her IG feed as well. (We dare you to buy just one.) For wet-looking eyes, Hughes says Bodyography is always it.

Again, not used on Hailey, but this clear, juicy gloss is quite iconic, and it just so happens to be one of Hughes's have-to-have-it products for an allover glow. We've seen it, of course, on her feed, and here, she told Into the Gloss that it's one of her "go-to glossy things." Despite the fact that it's sticky, she says she uses it everywhere because nothing looks better than the gloss on camera.