Her shimmery black halter dress was definitely designer, by Netflix star Madelyn Cline’s Vanity Fair Oscars After Party face paint? Decidedly more drug store.
Celebrity makeup artist Jen Tioseco brought Madelyn’s glowing beauty moment to life and spilled all the details. Not only did she use cult Revlon classics, but she also teased some exciting new launches coming to Australia soon. So, if you’re looking to achieve an A-list glow without the A-list price tag, here’s everything you need.
The product breakdown
For that radiant, flushed glow:
Tioseco used the Revlon Glimmer Blush Drops in 101, a dewy liquid blush that gives a natural, lit-from-within flush. While we wait for this beauty to officially drop in Australia, you can achieve a similar effect with the Revlon Illuminance Glow Wand in Rose Glow ($20.99), which offers a luminous sheen and a touch of rosy colour.
For definition and drama:
Madelyn’s striking eyes were accentuated with the Revlon ColorStay Eyeliner Pencil ($19.69), which was used as an eyeliner base to create a sultry, long-lasting eye look. To add even more impact, the Revlon ColorStay Full Time Mascara ($17.39) was applied to lengthen and define her lashes. No falsies necessary!
For the perfect glossy pout:
A red-carpet moment isn’t complete without the perfect lip, and Madelyn’s choice was effortlessly chic. Tioseco applied the Revlon Super Lustrous Glass Shine Lipstick in ‘Glazed Mauve’ ($19.69), which gives the lips a natural flush of colour with a high-shine, glassy finish.
The grand total
For those playing along at home, the total tally to look like an A-lister? $77.76. Who said budget wasn’t beautiful?
