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Many TikTok users had been trying to get Rosalía's lips since October. Videos with hypotheses of how the singer achieved that juicy effect and of different shades followed one another. On the social network, people wondered what products they would use, if they were expensive or cheap and some profiles dared to give their own 'recipe (the tiktoker Bea de Olives was right with her theory)', naming specific brands and lipsticks that could enhance the lips to obtain the specific tone and juiciness that Rosalía wears. To answer any questions, she herself has now spoken. The artist has shared a video in which, with humor, she explains step by step how she makes up her lips, details the products she uses to do it and in the process once again shows her absolute mastery of communication with her audience, with naturalness and freshness. To emulate this beauty look that she usually wears on her lips, you have to invest 93.44 euros.
Dressed in a white shirt with a button-down collar and with her hair down, Rosalía begins the video by appealing to her audience: "Hey caris, I've seen you very active with the lip combo, so I said 'Come on, let's do it.'" Then she discovers the basis of her lip makeup; it all starts with the pencil with which he outlines them, from the Nyx brand, specifically in the Cold Brew shade, a reddish brown. This is an inexpensive option: the profiler can be purchased for €4.50 on the firm's website. After the outline, with the same pencil, she fills in the corners, but, as she herself admits, without much consideration. "As you see fit, depending on how much time you have," he says graciously. Then he blends that paint with a brush "that's a little terrible" to touch, and insists, "whatever you want, you're late for work? Don't worry, don't worry, you don't give it that much." Because that seems to be the key to his method: tailoring everything to your needs.
Buy the profiler for €3.99 at Douglas
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The next step in her routine is Byredo's Earth Dust lipstick, which is on sale on the Swedish firm's website for 45 euros. The company describes it as "a pale nude shade with a yellow undertone with a satin finish to reflect light and amplify the color and vegan formula." Rosalía recommends applying it "by touches", without overdoing it in the application of the product.
Buy the lipstick for 45€ at El Corte Inglés
Next, use one of the bestsellers from the American firm Benefit, the Benetint lip tint (€25.99 at Sephora), which he suggests spreading in the center of the lips and then blending it over the entire surface. That way, it achieves a gradient effect, with the center red.
Buy Benetint for €25.99 at Sephora
To finish off and add shine, she uses a gloss, specifically one from Kylie Cosmetics, her friend Kylie Jenner's brand — "Kylie's the best," she overwrites in the video — which is "kind of oily." It does not specify what shade it is, but on the brand's website you can buy these glitters for 17.95 euros.
Buy the gloss for €17.99 at Douglas
After revealing the secret of her lip combo, Rosalía assures that she loves to see how people are replicating her lip styling, "each one their version, each in their own way" and even jokes about the fact that the trend is leading to a shortage of some of the products, such as Byredo's lipstick: "Let's see if I can find it, I've been told that you've exhausted everything." And, in fact, many of her followers on TikTok respond by explaining that they are going to purchase the products and test if they achieve the same effect. The singer has always shown that she likes the world of makeup and beauty, even in some of her Instagram livestreams she has commented that she would like to have a beauty brand. At the moment she doesn't have it, but she is a real prescriber.
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