Gracie Abrams Shares Her Go-To Beauty Secrets
Welcome to The Glowdown, the series where we dive into the beauty secrets of our favourite celebrities as they get real about their routines and non-negotiables exclusively with us. Join them as they sit in our beauty hot seat and we fire off a round of quick questions, giving you never-before-shared insight into the products they can't live without, their secrets to getting red carpet–ready, beauty pet peeves, and the genius tips they've picked up along the way. This is no-holds-barred beauty at its finest.
This month, we sat down with Gracie Abrams. The 25-year-old Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter was recently announced as Hourglass Cosmetics' global brand partner, and we were lucky enough to sit down with the star and ask her all about her go-to makeup products, her best beauty advice and even her signature fragrance…
1. Which beauty product gives you the biggest mood boost?
I would say the Hourglass Veil Hydrating Skin Tint. That's the last step of my skincare routine and makes me feel a little bit more even as an acne-prone girl.
2. You've got a spot. Are you team pop it or team leave it alone?
I pick at my face, which is one of the reasons I'm so grateful to work with a brand that makes the greatest complexion products. I know in my heart I shouldn't touch my face. I'm trying to grow up!
3. You only have one product to use for the rest of your life. What is it?
For me, it's blusher. It makes me feel awake. Whether I'm onstage or offstage, it has that same effect.
4. What's the best piece of beauty advice you have ever received?
Less is more. I think that's just generally true for me. I like to feel as in my skin as possible. remembering that everybody's face is shaped differently. There's not a one-size-fits-all in terms of how you go about applying . With the ridiculous amount of content that exists out there, it's important to remember to listen to your body.
5. Are you team dewy or matte?
Dewy. I don't mind looking sweaty sometimes. That doesn't bother me, so I would say dewy.
