Meghan Markle called Saie Glowy Super Gel one of her “essentials” on ShopMy, and the illuminating skin care-makeup hybrid is a must-have for Page Six Style Senior Editor Melissa Minton, too.
“When I was pregnant, people kept telling me that I was ‘glowing,’ but I would always tell them that it wasn’t just their imagination, it was actually the Saie Glowy Super Gel,” she said.
While Melissa was initially a devoted fan of the light champagne Starglow shade, she’s since switched to the newer hue Roseglow, a “pinky golden shade that was meant to mimic a sunset.”
“The subtle bit of color really warms up my face and gives a lit-from-within look,” she added. “I like to layer as a base underneath all of my makeup, even concealer and skin tint, or sometimes I put it on the high points of my face with nothing else on a weekend.”
Melissa Minton is a longtime fan of Saie’s Glowy Super Gel. Melissa Minton While Markle didn’t name her exact shade, the product comes in five different shimmery hues, ranging from soft bronze to rose gold.
Minton and Markle aren’t the only fans of the clean beauty buy; Rebecca Minkoff told Page Six Style it’s the “easiest way to get a glow,” while Paige DeSorbo has sung its praises on Amazon Live.
The “Giggly Squad” co-host also told E! it’s “dewy but not sparkly,” adding, “Any makeup artist that I ever work with always has this in their bag.”
With Markle’s return to England impending, perhaps she’ll soon be stashing some in her travel bags, too.
Paige DeSorbo called this concealer “really, really good” on Amazon Live.
“White Lotus” makeup artist Rebecca Hickley used this product on Aimee Lou Wood for Season 3. “It’s the perfect product to use in heat and humidity when basic foundation won’t cut it,” she said in a press release.
Helena Christensen starred in the campaign for this new eyeshadow, telling People it’s “so insanely cushiony and soft.”
This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Associate Editor for Page Six. Hannah spies deals on actually affordable celebrity-worn styles, puts celebrities’ brands to the test and finds the beauty products that keep stars red carpet-ready. She consults stylists and industry pros — including celebs themselves — for firsthand product recommendations, trend predictions and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has been featured in USA Today and Parade.
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