Emma Watson is "obsessed" with this £12 lip and cheek stain for glowing skin
Apparently, it's the beauty product she can't live without.
Emma Watson always looks radiant, mastering barely-there make-up with soft, dewy skin and gently flushed cheeks. But while the actor's natural beauty undoubtedly shines through, she does have a few tricks when it comes to perfecting the natural look.
We're all for celebrity or royal recommendations, whether that's the facial oil Kate Middleton swears by or Meghan Markle's go-to fragrances, particularly when they're as affordable as the £12 beauty buy Emma "can't live without".
Emma is "obsessed" with The Body Shop's lip and cheek stains, with Brave—a deep plum—being her shade of choice. A Strawberry Girl before #StrawberryGirl was trending, this product is all about the soft girl make-up trend; think glowy skin, flushed cheeks and glossy pink lips. This multi-use buy is a failsafe quick make-up product that can be used on the go to add some colour—it's easy to apply with a beauty blender, another staple item in Emma's make-up kit.
The Harry Potter star revealed in an interview with Vogue on the contents of her handbag, "The thing I can't live without is these Body Shop stains—and I think they might have actually stopped doing them. So I had to buy a bunch of them on eBay because I'm so obsessed with them."
Luckily for Emma, this cult product from The Body Shop is still very much still available—and it's recently undergone a revamp. It's now called the Sheer Touch Lip & Cheek Tint and has upped its sustainability credentials. The tint is now a fully vegan make-up buy, as well as being made with 85% natural-origin ingredients and packaged in a frosted glass bottle made from recycled materials.
In the Vogue video, which has now been viewed over 2.1m times, Emma revealed the contents of her make-up bag among an eclectic mix of items in her backpack, including journals, nasal sprays, tarot cards and even a bottle of gin, as "you never know when you're going to need just a quick, straight glass of gin".
Another tip the actor revealed in the video was to use a special pen to bring out freckles in the absence of any sunshine, adding to her subtly-sunkissed make-up effect. "I found this freckle pen, which I absolutely love, and use in the winter when my freckles kind of go away and I want to bring out the ones on my nose."
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Emma previously revealed to Into the Gloss how she's all about embracing natural beauty, telling them, "The object for me when applying make-up is you should be able to see as much skin as possible. As I've gotten older, I've embraced my freckles much more and I want to be able to see them". We're off to perfect our no-make-up make-up look...
Shop The Body Shop Sheer Touch Lip & Cheek Tint
It's no wonder this versatile make-up buy is a handbag essential for Emma. Use on lips, cheeks and even eyelids, if you're feeling bold, for a cohesive look. The formula is buildable with 12-hour moisturisation, enriched with Community Fair Trade aloe vera from Mexico. It comes in five bold, but blendable shades.
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