Both Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle are Jo Malone fragrance fans. The Wood Sage & Sea Salt is Meghan’s favorite scent, but you can use your Sephora discount on other Jo Malone colognes as well.
When Meghan Markle appeared at Paris Fashion Week a few weeks ago, her skin was glowing. Her makeup artist Daniel Martin revealed how she attained her look in an interview. “The switch up was that I actually mixed the Tatcha Longevity Serum in with the foundation, and I think that added another layer of radiance to her makeup, which made her look even more juicy and glowy,” he said.
In a 2017 interview, Meghan said that this brightening pen from YSL was instrumental to her “five-minute face” routine.
This matte bronzing powder from Bobbi Brown was a staple in Princess Eugenie’s on-the-go makeup bag. “I do my makeup in the car. I’m really good at doing it on the move,” she said in an interview with Harper’s Bazaar in 2016.
Princess Eugenie isn’t the only royal fan of Bobbi Brown. For Kate Middleton’s wedding in 2011, one of Bobbi Brown’s artists, Hannah Martin, used Bobbi Brown products for Kate’s nuptial makeup.
This shade of blush is famous for a reason—and not just because of its infamous name. Both a T&C and Meghan favorite, the Duchess once said that it’s “a perfect rosy flush tone that brightens the face.”
Tata Harper is another Duchess of Sussex go-to when it comes to skincare. Although the masking set she linked to on her ShopMy is not sold on Sephora, we found one of the masks that was in the set. This Resurfacing Mask buffs away dead skin cells and refines pores to help you achieve Markle’s glow.
In Spare, Prince Harry revealed King Charles’s commitment to the Dior Eau Sauvage cologne. “He was always sniffing things. Food, roses, our hair. He must’ve been a bloodhound in another life,” Harry wrote. “Maybe he took all those long sniffs because it was hard to smell anything over his personal scent. Eau Sauvage.” This is your chance to smell like the King of England.
Alicia Kort is a freelance writer and editor based in Brooklyn. She’s spent the past five years putting a myriad of products to the test to see whether they’re worth money or not. From mattresses to coffee makers, she’s dragged it all into her small one-bedroom apartment.
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