- Hi, I'm Hailey Bieber,
and I am here to answer Bazaar's burning beauty questions.
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Like I feel my most beautiful in a lot of different,
you know, scenarios.
A lot of the time for me,
I find that, when I have a moment
where I feel really confident
and I feel really beautiful
is usually in like the mundane moments
of just t-shirt, messy hair and no makeup.
I'm not necessarily somebody who enjoys
spending the time to do my hair and makeup.
I feel like I spend so many hours of my life in hair
and makeup that like, I just don't really want
to be bothered with it.
More times than not
I probably would rather spend the time on my hair,
but I do really like, chill makeup look very natural,
just glowy, dewy.
I've learned with my face
and my facial features that a lot of the time, less is more.
I would say sometimes, like I do wish I was a bit more
adventurous with makeup, but I think I just get, I mean
what's cool about this cover is that it is a beauty story
and the makeup was really, really different in each shot.
And it felt very different for me and very out
of my comfort zone, which I think was really cool.
With skincare, I think my approach has changed
there where I am really focused on like, my skin barrier.
And I always want to look like, I always joke about this
and I say, I want to look like a glazed donut
before I go to bed.
If I don't look like a glazed doughnut, I don't want it.
I've learned a lot of beauty things from my mom.
I think one of the biggest things is that when I was young,
she never ever let me get out of like,
the bath or the shower without like,
drenching my whole body in lotion.
Like, she just wouldn't let it slide.
I mean, I always remember rummaging
through my mom's beauty stuff.
I do remember this one time.
This is so sad, oh my gosh.
When I was a kid, she had like a really, really
really strong retinol retinoid cream.
And I didn't know that that's what it was
and I had taken it and like, like lathered it on my face.
And I'm like a kid with kid, baby soft, fresh skin.
And I burned and peeled so badly all
over my face for like days
because I was using like super, super, super strong retinol.
I learned my lesson with that, for sure.
It was miserable.
One beauty rule that I swear by is, first of all,
I love Carey Mulligan, she's a queen,
one beauty rule that I swear by is never sleeping
with makeup on like ever, ever, ever, ever,
ever under any circumstance.
Get it off.
I look back for a lot of beauty inspiration
and like, beauty vibe inspiration
from the supermodels of the '90s, old school,
Kate Moss, her just like no makeup, on a beach somewhere
with your like, her with her pink hair.
Rihanna is a beauty icon to me as well.
I feel like she's legitimately one of the most
beautiful people I've ever seen in my life,
in person and not in person.
So that's where I get a lot of my beauty inspiration from.
Self-care for me can be a lot of different things.
I think it can be, taking a nice long bath.
It can be spending time outside.
It can be praying.
It can be reading a book, staying off your phone
putting your phone in the dresser for the weekend.
I think it's whatever you feel like is feeding your soul.
I think my philosophy on beauty is, you know
we all have our own beauty in one way or another.
I think most of the time that comes from within,
as you grow and evolve as a person
and when you're kind to people
and you love people, it does show on the outside as well.
I think when people are like, "You're glowing."
I think that's a, that's like,
that's coming from the inside when people say that.
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