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“What I find really important, especially when going on tour, is trying to find time to myself because you are constantly around so many people 24/7,” Beabadoobee says. It’s a good reminder for anyone, but particularly the singer-songwriter, who has already embarked on a busy year: she just made her Coachella debut and released her pop-rock single “Talk.” Her sophomore album, Beatopia, is set to release this July.
“My skin used to be way worse, but I ve just come to the conclusion that if you just let your skin breathe and if you ve got like a few spots, you ve just got to let them out,” she says of her take on beauty. Her skin is sensitive, though she s found relief in two products. There’s Sunday Riley s Good Genes treatment, which she considers her holy grail to combat pore buildup on tour; then, it s the Homeoplasmine ointment for mattifying moisture across her lips. After a layer of Augustinus Bader s coveted moisturizer, she massages using a cryo face roller pulled straight from the freezer.
It s clear that she thrives with a less-is-more approach—even opting for a luminosity-boosting face oil sans foundation. Born in the Philippines, the 21-year-old recalls being told not to tan while growing up—a reflection of an Asian beauty standard that prioritizes paler skin. Now, she s become more comfortable with her natural look. “Obviously I m still on the road to just really loving myself wholeheartedly but I feel like I m getting there slowly and surely,” she says. “Music is definitely helping.”
Her makeup choices also exude a lived-in effortlessness, whether it s opting for eyelash extensions in place of mascara or the red Byredo lipstick she also wears as blush. “I don t really take off my eyeliner because I actually really like the way it marinates on your eye. Slept-in makeup is kind of a vibe,” she says, though she does apply another coat of a MAC pencil smudged with a brush. To enhance her natural freckles, she a few dots around her eyes and nose with a brow pencil. This signature look has inspired a crowd of imitators, which Beabadoobee appreciates. “There are a lot of videos on TikTok with people recreating my look and it s very flattering. It s often just like ten times better and they all look ten times better than me,” she laughs. Finally, a touch of highlighter, spritz of a Jo Malone London parfum, and Bed Head s After Party Smoothing Cream to her hair provide the finishing touch.
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