Laura Harrier is somebody who trusts her intestine—and maybe that’s what’s gotten her to this point. The mannequin and actress has leant her abilities to quite a few film screens and campaigns to this point, and is now the face of Hourglass’s new Vanish Airbrush Pressed Powder.
A longtime Hourglass fan herself, she says the partnership got here collectively moderately organically. Harrier tells me over Zoom she merely “slid of their DMs” to inquire about testing some newness from the model. “It’s actually cool to be genuinely representing one thing that I really like and really feel good selling and know different individuals will love, too.”
Although Harrier’s glam could seem straightforward and easy, she may be very specific on what she likes. “I positively go together with my intestine and with my eye,” she says. “I’m actually particular, despite the fact that I’m not overdone.” When requested about what conjures up her style, she cites Sade, Diana Ross, and 90s supermodel as “can’t-go-wrong” timeless references.
Her go-to usually begins with the Hourglass Veil Hydrating Pores and skin Tint. “I truthfully simply form of rub it on with my fingers; I really feel prefer it’s so sheer it actually simply melts into the pores and skin,” she says. Adopted by the acclaimed Vanish Airbrush Concealer—two shades, Flax and Maple, to swimsuit completely different tones on her face. For coloration, she may do a blush or bronzer, and set the whole lot with the pressed powder. “It’s nice since you’re dewy however you’re not shiny,” she continues. “The oil is managed however you’re not getting that old skool tremendous matte look.” Harrier’s tip: don’t go over your whole face with powder if you wish to preserve a few of your pores and skin’s pure radiance.
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