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Emma Watson's Makeup Artist Tells Us How to Copy Her Signature Glow

As fans of sustainable beauty, and Watson of course, we reached out to her makeup artist, Charlotte Hayward, for the skinny on the actress's beauty routine.

Skincare

Hayward says MV Skintherapy, a small-batch and all-natural skincare line, is a "total fave." Not only are their products natural, but they are also super gentle, as they were made for those of us with sensitive skin or people with rosacea in mind. Hayward further adds that many of their products, like the lotion [Rose Soothing & Protective Moisturiser], are rose based, which is "very calming and healing" to the skin, making it the perfect prep before foundation, no?

Foundation

To get Watson's gorgeous glow, Hayward says she creates a base with the Kjaer Weis cream foundation. While cream foundation may be intimidating at first, the brand's founder and makeup artist Kirsten Kjær Weis says she prefer a cream foundation to a liquid as it is "a super-buildable product that makes it an all-in-one."

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