When it comes to an Instagrammable beauty moment, Molly-Mae has got the formula down to a tee. From bombshell glamour (who can forget that Love Island entrance), to her ever changing hair looks, ever since she left the villa we've been taking notes onhow to get her signature look. Speaking exclusively to Grazia, we asked Molly-Mae all about the contents of her make-up bag, and the exact products she reaches ahead of taking a selfie. As it happens, the hardest working product in her make up bag, is a good old moisturiser.
'A good moisturiser is key for me in my makeup bag', advises Molly-Mae. 'I love having no makeup days sometimes, and if you have a good moisturiser on it adds a really nice, natural glow, especially if it’s got a good SPF in as well to protect your face.
Moisturiser and fluffy brows is my staple no-makeup-day look, especially as my makeup bag is a little bit all over the place!'
So, with a good base in place, Molly-Mae switches between make-up looks depending on her mood, but when it comes to skincare, there is one high street bestseller in particular that always makes the cut:
"I love having loads of different foundations in there for like if I want to go more for coverage or more light coverage (my eye look always stays the same, just a little bit of bronzer), but I'm always happy trying new skin products, and playing around with them a little bit more. Clinique Moisture Surge is always really good"
And it's no wonder, this staple moisturiser has been dominating the high street for an impressive 30 years, and is also a favourite of Emilia Clarke and Halle Berry. Well, if its good enough for the A-list...
Shop: The Moisturisers in Molly-Mae Hague's Beauty Cabinet
Molly Mae Hague's: Favourite Moisturisers
1 of 4Clinique, Moisture Surge 100H Auto-Replenishing hydrator, £25.00
This soothing, aloe water based gel not only refreshes skin for instant hydration, but can also be used under or over makeup and as a 5-minute mask.
2 of 4Bobbi Brown, Vitamin Enriched Face Base, £46.50
"The Charlotte Tilbury Magic Cream is really nice, but it's also quite expensive, so I think a good dupe for that is the Bobby Brown Vitamin Enriched Face Base. That's another classic." - Molly Mae.
3 of 4Charlotte Tilbury, Magic Cream, £75
Originally created for Make Up Artists to use backstage to transform models' skin in an instant, Charlotte's 'secret formula' is now a cult favourite, combining hyaluronic acid, aloe vera, and vitamin A to plump, firm and hydrate skin for that runway-ready glow.
4 of 4Elemis, Pro-Collagen Marine Cream, £87
"I also love the Elemis Pro Collagen Marine cream!" - Molly-Mae HagueIdeal for combination/ dry skin sufferers, this rich, silky cream is formulated to deeply hydrate and plump the complexion to reduce the appearance of fine lines.
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