Skin Care Is the New Makeup: How to Go Barefaced and Love It Inline

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    “Using oil as a moisturizer will give you a dewy finish without the use of ‘luminizing’ products, and herbal ingredients such as turmeric will balance the skin to reduce redness and inflammation,” says Rose-Marie Swift of her signature formula.

    RMS Beauty Oil, $74, buy it now

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    If you’re looking for a matte, shine-free finish, this velvety lotion erases fine lines and pores, while correcting dark spots over time.

    Dior Capture Totale Dreamskin, $110, buy it now

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    Photo: Courtesy of Tatcha
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    On the eyes, makeup artist Daniel Martin prefers this gold-leaf-infused lip balm because, “it adds a nice glow to the lids, the formula isn’t sticky, and it stays put for hours.”

    Tatcha Camellia Nourishing Lip Balm, $36, buy it now

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    Instead of a highlighter, a little extra creamy sunscreen (applied over makeup) creates a flattering sheen on collarbones, cheekbones, and brow bones, while offering added protection against the negative effects of UV rays.

    Vive Sana Solar to Polar Ultra SPF 40, $29, buy it now

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    Photo: (From left) Courtesy of Laura Mercier; Courtesy of Living Proof
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    When going makeup-free, make a statement with healthy, brushed-up brows; spraying your brush with a bit of hair spray first will help them stay in place.

    Laura Mercier Brow Grooming Brush, $10, buy it now; Living Proof Straight Spray, $17, buy it now