Joanna Gaines’ ‘tried and true essentials’ include a $5 beauty must-have for summer
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If there’s one thing we’ve learned about ‘Fixer Upper’ star Joanna Gaines, it’s that she’s always moving — whether it be wrangling up her kids (or husband, Chip), putting the finishing touches on a home or getting her hands dirty on demo day. So when we read about the long-lasting makeup products that got her stamp of approval, we had to check them out.
Like so many of us, Jo chooses to do her hair and makeup on the go, and says she carries “a pretty basic little bag of makeup to get me through the longer filming days.” The 10 “tried and true essentials” she swears by are easy-to-use beauty staples made to outlast oily skin — perfect for a summertime look that can outlast the heat.
Did we mention they’re extremely affordable? Check out Jo’s beauty must-haves, below.
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Clean and Clear Oil Absorbing Sheets
Unfortunately, with the summertime sun comes summertime shine spots. To take care of those annoying oily spots, Jo uses these $5 absorbing sheets that are specifically designed for touch ups that won’t ruin or smudge makeup.
Shop it: Clean & Clear Oil Absorbing Facial Sheets, $5, amazon.com
Revlon ColorStay Eyeliner
This product is Jo’s “tried and true favorite” that can last for up to 16 hours.
“One of our show producers knows I love this so much that she sent me over 100 of these for my birthday last year,” Jo said.
Shop it: Revlon ColorStay Eyeliner, $3.50 (was $4), amazon.com
Tweezerman tweezers
At just $10, these tweezers are perfect for grabbing a quick stray, or reshaping your brows. Either way, a makeup bag essential.
Shop it: Tweezerman tweezers, $14.50 (was $23), amazon.com
MAC eyeshadow
There’s never a time that a smokey eye can’t spruce up and intensify a look. Jo’s favorite color has been discontinued, but the line of MAC eyeshadows is still around, and includes 31 different shades.
Shop it: MAC eyeshadow, $17, ulta.com
Colorescience Sunforgettable Mineral SPF 50 Sunscreen Brush
For coverage “without that heavy, caked-on feeling,” Jo uses the Colorscience mineral powder. Though it’s a bit more pricey, the powder has an incredibly simple application process, and has SPF protection.
Shop it: Colorescience Sunforgettable Mineral SPF 50 Sunscreen Brush, $65, colorscience.com
Jack Black Shea Butter and Vitamin E lip balm
The dry heat that comes with a hot summer can really take a toll on lips, so this intense healing formula filled with SPF and green tea antioxidants is the perfect companion that Jo says she always has in her bag.
Shop it: Jack Black Lip Balm, $8, amazon.com
Anastasia Brow Wiz
Jo’s favorite slim brow stick comes in 10 shades and is made with a special wax formula that, when applied, mimics eyebrow hair perfectly. And, according to Jo, this product is built to outlast any long, hot day.
Shop it: Anastasia Brow Wiz, $21, amazon.com
MAC lipstick in Fresh Brew
A long-lasting nude lipstick is hard to find, but if Jo says it won’t budge all day, we believe her.
Shop it: MAC lipstick Fresh Brew, $18.50, nordstrom.com
Lancôme Blush in Mocha Havana
This neutral shade of blush is oil-absorbing and easy-to-blend for a long-lasting glow.
Shop it: Lancôme Blush in “Mocha Havana”, $32, sephora.com
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