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Create a
dewy refl ection
There’s a fine line between glowy
and sweaty: Your skin-care selec-
tions will help you find the sweet
spot. To get the glow, limit washing
your face to one time at night. “I use
Elemis Pro-Collagen Cleansing
Balm ($64, elemis.com) to keep my
skin juicy and radiant,” Hughes says.
“Then I swipe an exfoliating pad
across skin and apply moisturizer
where I need it. In the morning,
I go for a lightweight hydrator
or oil,” she adds. “ You can mix them
if you want.” Pinkish-tinted Garnier
SkinActive Glow Boost Illuminat-
ing Moisturizer ($12, drugstores)
brightens any skin tone as it
hydrates. Then, to avoid excess
shine, smooth a mattifying primer
like Lancôme Prep and Matte
Primer ($35, lancome-usa.com)
on the T-zone of your face. “That
way, your cheeks are radiant and
your forehead and nose stay matte,”
Barose says.
Now makeup,
but keep it sheer
For lightweight coverage, pat
on a base like Perricone MD
No Makeup Foundation Serum
SPF 25 ($60, sephora.com) with
a damp makeup sponge like
the Juno & Co. Microfiber Rosé
Velvet Sponge ($6, thejuno.co).
Or use a fluffy brush (Hughes rec-
ommends Revlon Highlighter
Brush, $10, revlon.com) to blend
Glossier Stretch Concealer ($18,
glossier.com) all over skin. Either
method will prevent “that heavy
finish that would kill this look’s
casual, outdoors vibe,” Barose
says. “Plus, if you’re in the heat,
a full-coverage foundation would
likely melt.” (Continued on page 30)
“Sunset colors—a soft peach, awarm apricot—are brilliant on the skin.”
warm apricot—are brilliant on the skin.”BareMinerals Endless
Summer Bronzers
and Endless Glow
Highlighters ($29 each,
sephora.com).