Molly-Mae's 'game changing' makeup that leaves her skin 'glowing' has 25% off
Molly-Mae Hague has once again shared some of her favourite beauty products with fans as she detailed how she achieves 'mirror-like' and dewy skin with just a few 'staples' in her routine. Best of all, we've got a nifty trick that gets you 25% off every product.
The former Love Island contestant, who found fame on the 2019 series with beau Tommy Fury, posted her makeup regime to Instagram on Sunday (January 28) in which she used a plethora of Iconic London goodies that are 'game-changing' - all of which can be found at Lookfantastic.
She began by explaining: "If you have not used the Iconic London Radiance Booster in your routine yet, then your life is about to change. This product was one of my favourite discoveries last year and I'm bringing it forward this year."
The illuminating cream - which she uses in the shades Sand Glow and Honey Glow - is a dewy skint tint that is designed to blur, prep and enhance the skin leaving it luminous. It can be used as a base for foundation or with your daily moisturiser for glowy, light coverage - perfect for holidays or when you want to achieve that "no-makeup makeup look".
Molly-Mae Hague loves this illuminating cream for a glowy finish (Molly-Mae Hague Instagram)Molly-Mae used the cream as the latter and said it is "absolutely insane" for helping you get "dewy, glowy skin" adding how with the product her forehead "literally looks like a mirror." This product is currently priced at £32 - but fans can get it for £24 by using code SAVE25LF at Lookfantastic until midnight on Monday, January 29.
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The mum-of-one told her following: "I've actually not put foundation on today, I've just left the radiance booster to do its thing. I've just put a tiny bit of concealer on."
Next she added some Iconic London blush in the shade 'hot stuff' - a product she is "obsessed" with and one LookFantastic shoppers can get on sale for £20 instead of £25.
"I'm such a blush girl," the 24-year-old influencer continued. "I really like pink blushes, especially this time of year because I feel like it looks really natural and kind of the cold wind has hit your cheeks and you look a little bit flushed."
Finishing off her natural makeup look, Molly-Mae revealed she was a fan of the brand's Triple Threat mascara and love its lengthening properties and its thin wand.
Molly-Mae loves this mascara for lengthening her lashes (Molly-Mae Hague Instagram)"I love mascara wands that are thin, like this. I feel like these are the most lengthening and I love it on corner lashes as well. I like it makes it look like you've got the little corner lash extensions on."
As someone who religiously uses this mascara too, I can attest that it leaves your lashes lusciously-long for a bright-eyed look - although our fashion and beauty team at The Mirror also loves Maybelline's Sky High mascara (£11.99) for this job.
"Then I'm just finishing off my make up with the Iconic London Prep, Set and Glow [£24]," she continued, "I love this product so much. I've used it for years. I feel like so many of us probably have. Coat my make up in that, just to add even more glow back in. I'm obsessed with the glow. Honestly, those products make my skin just so radiant. I absolutely love it."
By spritzing this hydrating mist onto your make up, you'll be left with a shimmery, radiant finish that is cooling and long-lasting ingredients thanks to its green tea, cucumber extract and vitamin E.
If you want to get this routine, Lookfantastic is running a special offer which sees your basket reduced by 25% using code SAVE25LF. The special promotion will end at midnight tonight (January 29). These items total £96 but with the code, you can save yourself over £20 and get them all for £75.75.
This limited-time deal is great if you want to stock up on individual items or a selection from a whole host of other brands. You can view the full list of selected products here.
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