"It's about finding your inner beauty and your comfort zone," Daniel Martin, the makeup artist behind's the Duchess of Sussex's wedding beauty said. "With Meghan for the wedding, because she was an actress and she had those incredible red carpet moments, her wedding was her moment. Knowing her as long as I have, it was an easy job for me, because I was embracing her truest self."
We admit that embracing your true beauty through makeup sounds a bit cliché, but the Honest Beauty Creative Color Consultant (a.k.a. Jessica Alba's go-to expert and makeup artist) actually has methodology that makes your natural features shine. He shared them with us at the Tatcha Fall 2018 Preview in Los Angeles, California.
First, before the pro works on any client, he places a priority on "understanding what their favorite feature is and how they want to enhance that." If you're at home, that means looking in the mirror and taking note of the features that you love. Is it your eyes, lips, brows or even teeth?
For Meghan, it's her freckles. So, Daniel responds to this with "selective placement of foundation," in which foundation is applied like a spot treatment, then blended out.
If your skin isn't on your list of favorite features and you prefer more coverage, the Hollywood beauty expert shared, "I like to use water-based foundations, so the [Tatcha The Silk Canvas Protective Primer] is extremely compatible, because once the water dissipates out of the foundation, the pigment literally locks onto the product. You won't have to touch up your makeup for the rest of the night."
According to Tatcha founder Vicky Tsai, using this product will also make you feel like a royal: "It's made out of three types of silk," she shared.
Step 1: Cleanse and Polish
Daniel swears by Vicky's newest launch: the Tatcha Rice Polish. "I love doing the enzyme powder before makeup. It leaves an even canvas for me to apply makeup," he said.
Step 2: Essence
"It plumps the skin immediately," Vicky emphasized.
Step 3: Moisturizer
"To seal it all in," she continued."
Step 4: SPF
Step 5: Face Makeup
"Once you get your skin ritual down, your face will be so balanced, you may not want to put anything else on," Daniel admitted.
If you do, he suggests his spot-treating technique for foundation and a natural-appearing highlighter.
Step 6: Eyes
"You want to open your eyes," he recommended. But, opening your eyes can mean many different things. For most, he suggests a little eyeliner, mascara and highlighter in the inner corners. If you are using shadow, he told us, "Use your finger! I use my finger with a lot of eye shadows. By touching your eye, I can follow your natural definition."
This creates a natural, barely-there look.
Step 7: Lip
"Have a nice lip," he continued, sharing that anything from a balm to a lipstick works. "It dresses up your face."
Now, all you need is a tiara.
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