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On a recent episode of the wildly popular podcast “Not Gonna Lie with Kylie Kelce,” the host and coach name-checked a beauty product that’s been in her rotation since high school: Bare Minerals Original Loose Powder Foundation SPF 15.
“It’s buildable and goes on like a nice, blurred filter, but you can still see my freckles,” the star, who’s married to NFL great Jason Kelce, raved of the under-$40 base. (She’s shouted out the product a few times over the years, even leading her to partner with the brand.)
Kylie is hardly alone — the lightweight foundation has over 22,000 five-star ratings just on Amazon, with many shoppers saying they’ve also been using it for years, or even decades.
Bare Minerals Original Loose Powder Foundation is a talc-free mineral formula with five simple ingredients, and it’s earned a cult-favorite status. The easy-to-apply texture is perfect for anyone on the go for a naturally pretty look without much fuss.“It gives a soft, natural finish without looking heavy or overly matte,” wrote one fan, while many say it’s great for everyday wear, lasting through humidity and sweat.
In previous episodes, fans have asked Kelce about her effortlessly pretty yet natural look, to which she responded that her routine is simply the Bare Minerals foundation, CoverGirl mascara and Vaseline Lip Therapy on her lips.
Kylie Kelce’s minimalist makeup look is worth stealing. YouTube/@nglwithkylie For formal occasions (like Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding), the philanthropist adds a little more low-key glam, including bronzer and eyebrow pencil. Plus, “Sometimes, lip gloss — never with a color. No sparkle, God no,” she quipped in the older clip.
While she didn’t name-check additional beauty brands in the episode, we spied her using the mirror of what appears to be Benefit Cosmetics Hoola Bronzer to apply her mascara.
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