The Best Way to Take Your Collagen, According to Olivia Culpo
Apart from infusing her coffee with one of the world's most lauded beauty booster's though, Culpo also has quite a few other trade beauty secrets she's picked up from the revolving door of makeup masters that have dappled her cheeks with highlighter, brushed on lipsticks, or layered mascara on her lashes before one shoot or another. However, she does admit that, when it comes to beauty, she always comes back to one of her mother's favorite axioms: Less is more. Below she shares the items she'd stash in a paired down—but still majorly glam—beauty kit.
Scroll down to find out what beauty essentials Olivia Culpo always has in her bag of tricks.
Burt's Bees Tinted Lip Balm, $5
"I’m pretty sure everybody loves this—it’s pretty universal! First of all, I really like the way that it smells, which is so funny. But it’s also really hydrating," she tells me. "It's a great drugstore product that everybody needs because it adds insane color to your lips."
Koh Gen Do Aqua Foundation and Foundation Illuminator, $53
"Koh Gen Do is amazing because it’s so moisturizing," says the actress. "I also like to combine their foundation with their Aqua Foundation Illuminator and that’s like my favorite combination ever."
La Mer The Mist
According to Culpo, this airy face mist gives setting spray a new name. "I just love what this does for my skin. It’s very hydrating, and it definitely adds a nice dewy effect to any makeup, but it doesn’t make you spotty or anything like that," she tells me.
Bobbi Brown Lip Pencil
This product comes in 50 shades, but 2012's Miss Universe is partial to one: the pale mauve, which she describes as a "dusty pink." She also adds that coloring her lips in, rather than just smearing on a some lipstick, brings her an almost a childlike glee. "They’re like lip crayons!" she exclaims.
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