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Alicia Keys makeup by Dotti using MV Organic Skincare in allure

Alicia Keys | Behind the Scenes

With “Wicked Games” by the Weeknd playing in the background, the 15-time Grammy winner sipped chai tea as photographer Paola Kudacki told her about the makeup plan for the day: “I want to see your soul pour out of your pores. Your skin, your face will speak for itself.” But despite the lack of concealers and foundations, Keys did make a bold decision: She let the makeup artist try strong looks with color. This is the first makeup Keys has worn for an editorial shoot since going natural last spring.

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To up the dewiness of Keys’s skin, Dotti first wiped her face clean with a cotton square soaked with cleansing oil and water. She then used a jade face roller that was chilled over ice to smooth on a moisturizing sheet mask. After peeling off the mask and blending in the leftover serum, Dotti applied a rich cream to Keys’s skin and dabbed her lips with clear balm. Keys’s look can be re-created with the MV Skintherapy 9 Oil Radiance Tonic 

Alicia Keys by Dotti using MV Organic Skincare for allure

Photo Credits: ALLURE | PAOLA KUDACKI


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