15 Suprisingly Useful Beauty Lessons We’ve Learned From Made In Chelsea

'I wear way more make-up for filming days than I like to normally. Way, way more. I wear more powder, more highlighter. I wear a lot of make-up when I film. Most of the time I really don't wear that much except for when go out but for filming I feel like it has to be perfect. The filter used for the show makes everyone look great but it's very peachy. I definitely wear more blush and lipstick than usual too.' - Maeva D'Ascanio.

'Melissa Tattam has changed the way I line my lips. I now go over the Cupid's bow and fill that in so that they look really round, which I really like the look of. Sophie Hermann also taught me how to do soap brows. Now I rub a spoolie brush into a bar of soap and brush them up that way and they stay.' - Sophie Habboo. Image credit Instagram @melissatattam.

'I do change things up because normally I don't wear a lot of make-up and I wear a full face of make-up on filming days. I don't ever do much to my eyes but I will wear foundation, blusher, lip liner, I contour, which I don't do day-to-day. I found out that on TV your make-up does sort of get lost, so you can get away with wearing a lot more and it still looking really nice.' - Sophie Habboo. Image credit Instagram @melissatattam.

'First, I'll use pencil eye liner all around my eyes which makes them look so dramatic. Then, take that black eyeliner pencil and draw a line along the crease of your eyelid before rubbing it in with your fingertip and boom – you have a smoky eye.' - Paris Smith.

If there's anything we can learn from Made In Chelsea's Ruby Adler is that a hair colour revamp is well worth the time spent in the salon chair. Since Ruby made her Made In Chelsea debut she's experimented with dark brunette, blonde highlights and that midway mainstay - bronde. Oh, and all of them looked pretty darned great.

'I use Tan Luxe The Face Illuminating Self Tan Drops, £35, and I mix them into the Eucerin Anti-Pigment Night Cream, £24.89, and apply the blend before I go to bed. I feel like I'm killing two birds with one stone in that sense. I don't like getting my face in the sun at all because I don't want to increase my pigmentation so a good fake tan for my face is key for me.' - Sophie Habboo.

'Something that everyone needs to try in Lockdown is the M2 Beaute Lash Serum, £125. My sister who lives in Singapore introduced me to the brand, because everyone is obsessed with it over there. It's amazing, my lashes have grown so long – I actually had to cut one down.' - Sophie Hermann. Image credit Instagram @sophiehermann.

'I love to wear a red lip. Charlotte Tilbury's K.I.S.S.I.N.G Lipstick in So Red, £25, is my go-to. I love a bit of gloss too and have always have a real budget-friendly buy to hand - bPerfect's Double Glaze Lipgloss in Iced, £9.95, it looks great on top of any lip colour.' - Verity Bowditch.

During an episode of their weekly podcast, Wednesdays We Drink Wine, Sophie Habboo and Melissa Tattam discussed an £18 freckle pen that influencers on TikTok are using to apply semi-permanent lip liner. The freckle pen channels a self-tan formula through a nib. You simply apply a lip balm - TikTokers favour Vaseline -, apply the freckle pen as a lip liner, leave the liner to develop for a few hours, and wash off. Read more and shop the freckle pen in question here.

Inga makes plain that the secret to natural-looking highlights are strategically placed money pieces. Money pieces are highlighted sections that frame the face. They give the illusion of lifted features - they draw onlookers' eyes upwards - and lend your colour job a natural look. Go on holiday somewhere sunny for a few days and you'll notice that's where your hair tends to lighten naturally.

Whether through a stellar mascara, lash extensions or false lashes - we're investigating, bear with - Liv Bentley always manages to appear on camera with lashes that boast the ultimate triple threat - length, volume and curl. Locking down all three makes your eyes appear wider, and lends them flattering levels of definition. Take note.

Sophie Habboo took to YouTube with fellow MIC cast mate Melissa Tattam to share a GRWM style beauty video. The pair documented their 'out out' make-up routines in granular detail - watch the video here - and mid-way through Sophie began applying a highlighter-blusher hybrid that made Melissa sit up and take note. The blush in question? Rodial's Frosted Pink Liquid Blush, £28. Go forth and add to basket.

Since her MIC debut mid-way through the show's Mallorca special this year, Issy Francis-Baum has been steadily making her mark. She endeared herself to fans by getting candid about how let down she felt post-Miles-Nazaire breakup and made a real impression in the beauty arena, with many lauding her signature graphic liner. Speaking exclusively to Grazia, Issy revealed the identity of her go-to liquid eyeliner, and you can pick it up on your local high street for £15. Shop Issy's hero buy right here.

Making her return to Made In Chelsea's 24th season this year, Melissa debuted a new bronde hair colourand an enviable glow, which, according to her Instagram, can be traced back to her savvy choice of fake tan drops. Melissa showcased her go-to glow giver on her Instagram grid, and you can shop them for £15 here,

It hasn't escaped our notice that a considerable number of Made In Chelsea cast members have been booking in for bronde colour jobs at their local salon this year. Bronde is the meeting of blonde and brunette - soft, flattering look that even the likes of Kate Middleton have dabbled in. Whether you're after money piece highlights like Yasmine's, an all-over revamp like Inga, or soft face-framing highlights like Melissa - our pro in the know tells you how to ask for each MIC look at your next appointment right here.