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New ‘Chicago’ star Reece Weaver shares her ‘game-changer’ hack for long-lasting makeup

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Add Page Six on Google Reece Weaver is trading in her cowboy boots for Broadway — and she’s bringing her signature glam along for the ride.

The former DCC cheerleader has always seemed destined for stardom, whether she’s doing her infamous jump splits, posting flower arranging videos on Instagram or teaching a cheer combo dance class wearing a Halara exercise dress from her own collection.

And this week, she announced she’ll be joining the cast of “Chicago” as Roxie Hart, succeeding Whitney Leavitt in the acclaimed production. So with all that dancing on her agenda, we had to know how she keeps her glam looking flawless.

“My biggest tip for long-lasting makeup is to use setting spray throughout your entire makeup routine, not just at the end,” she told Page Six Style, naming One/Size’s On ’Til Dawn Setting Spray and Charlotte Tilbury’s Airbrush Flawless Setting Spray as her favorites.

“I like to lightly mist my face after different steps of my application, and I’ve found that layering setting spray this way helps lock everything in,” she added, calling the hack a “game-changer for keeping my makeup looking fresh, sweat-resistant and smudge-proof all day.”

When it comes to the rest of her makeup bag, Weaver also has her go-to lineup down to a science. She tells us her “top five favorite” products include Charlotte Tilbury Airbrush Flawless Finish Powder, Dibs Beauty GlowTour Duo and Rare Beauty Harmony Eyebrow Gel, plus Tarte’s CC Under-Eye Color Corrector and Maracuja Juicy Lip Liner.

Weaver is succeeding Whitney Leavitt as Roxie in the acclaimed production. reece_christinee/Instagram For hair, she keeps things equally practical with products like the the Living Proof Heat Styling Spray, Hairitage Texture Spray and Kenra Professional Volume Spray — especially given her history of performing under serious stage lights and game-day conditions.

“I always planned my hair wash schedule around game day,” she said of her time as a pro cheerleader. “I would wash my hair about two days beforehand because I’ve found that slightly ‘lived-in’ hair holds products and curls so much better.”

Now, as a professional dancer preparing for Broadway, Weaver is also keeping her skin care regime streamlined.

“I try to keep my skin care routine simple and consistent,” she said. “I always start with a gentle cleanser — I love ZO Skincare’s Gentle Cleanser because it cleans my skin without stripping away moisture.”

Her beauty shelf is a mix of hardworking staples and high-tech tools, also including favorites like the ZO Skin Complexion Renewal Pads, CurrentBody Skin Red Light Mask and Charlotte Tilbury’s Magic Serum and Magic Cream.

As for her biggest skincare tip, however? “Drink lots of water! Staying hydrated makes such a difference in keeping my skin healthy and glowing from the inside out.”

Below, shop more of her beauty must-haves. After all, from football fields to Broadway stages, Weaver clearly knows how to keep her glam game strong.

AMAZON $105.00 Rare Beauty by Selena Gomez Brow Harmony Eyebrow Gel Sephora SEPHORA $21.00 Charlotte Tilbury Magic Serum Amazon AMAZON $85.00 Conversation Your voice matters. Discussions are moderated for civility. Read our guidelines here

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