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- Hi, Vogue. I'm Phoebe Dynevor,
and I'm gonna walk you through my skincare routine
and a casual makeup look.
So first step, before I do anything,
I'm gonna tie back my hair
'cause I don't want it to get in the way.
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I actually don't wash my face in the morning,
unless I'm working out,
and then of course, I will wash my face afterwards.
But usually, I just splash cold water on my face
and pat it dry.
After the cold water, would be vitamin C,
which I'm obsessed with.
CEO Brightening Serum.
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When I was growing up, I had mostly dry skin,
so I just kind of started layering on,
I think when I was like 14,
I would use Vaseline and just put it everywhere.
I know, that sounds insane.
And then I learned a proper skincare routine.
After vitamin C,
I would usually, probably, do a little eye cream.
Again, back with Sunday Riley.
I've been obsessed with this brand
ever since I first spent time in New York
and my apartment was right next to Sephora,
which is really dangerous for anyone.
But it's especially dangerous for a Brit, because to a Brit,
Sephora is like the most amazing place in the world.
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Moisturizer. [giggles]
This is key to someone like me who has really dry skin.
The Ice moisturizer.
So I'm just gonna put that everywhere as well.
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And then, apparently,
you're meant to bring it down to your neck,
which I always forget to do,
but I'm gonna do it today for you guys.
"Bridgerton" was challenging
because your skin is being put through so much,
you're not getting enough sleep
and they're putting makeup on you every day.
I don't usually wear a lot of foundation,
so when you're being put in foundation every day
and powder as well.
Powder is something I never usually wear
in my day-to-day life, but obviously for,
so you don't look shiny on screen,
you're kind of caked in powder.
So, not necessarily a ton of obvious makeup,
but definitely makeup that's gonna clog my pores every day.
It's very intense for your skin.
And when you get a spot
because you're not able to really look after yourself,
the spot stays for like three weeks.
I had one spot for three weeks, which was a nightmare.
It was very big.
But you just get on with it.
Sunday Riley's Juno oil.
I love this product so much.
I mean, especially in winter again,
I put it on day and night and hope for the best.
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When I have time and I'm not feeling super lazy,
which is most days,
I'll do a bit of
which I learned from probably Vogue [giggles]
Beauty Secret videos when I have an early morning.
When I remember,
I'll put this in the fridge the night before,
and I'll kind of do this in the car on the way to work.
And I feel like it just de-puffs.
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I think I was about 13 when I started wearing SPF every day,
and I really do think it's a game changer.
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I love wearing wigs on any job
because it kind of saves you the hassle of having to
wash your hair at all.
And I know in "Bridgerton" it was ideal
because I didn't really wanna cut micro bangs into my hair.
I think everyone was very happy when they found out
that it wasn't actually my real hair.
I don't tend to wear makeup everyday in my normal life,
I'll usually just do a little bit of concealer,
a brow, I'm like obsessive about my brows.
But I'm gonna do like a, I don't know.
I'm going out for a fancy lunch or something.
It's a special occasion.
I'm gonna start with
Charlotte Tilbury Beautiful Skin Foundation.
Instead of using a brush, I'm gonna use my fingers.
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I used to cake on makeup when I was a teenager.
Cake it on.
And also,
I know that they always say '90s brows were skinny,
or the bad brows, but I swear,
brows 10 years ago were pretty bad too.
Or maybe that was my year group.
'Cause we all had really thin brows
and we would pencil them in.
I think the main thing I learned about my skin was,
it actually looks better when I wear less makeup
because I was caking on so much
that it would clog my nose and I'd be flaking.
And [scoffs] you just learn so much, I think,
as you get older about skin and makeup
and what works for you.
The one thing I have been using
since I was probably about 14, is the NARS creamy concealer.
And I actually do use a brush for this.
So, don't worry guys.
Oh wait, I'm gonna put it on with my fingers,
and then I'll brush in.
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In [indistinct] I would cake on the whole works.
But I feel like makeup, to me then,
was more of an expression of how I felt,
and now I use clothes more, I think, to express myself.
But I think back then,
particularly when you're at school,
and I went to a school, as most people do in England,
that you wear a uniform.
So the only way of expressing oneself, really,
is through makeup.
So that's what we'd do.
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I always use Charlotte Tilbury's Brow Cheat.
It just glides on really easily.
So I'm just gonna brush them up first.
I like to fill in underneath,
'cause I like them to be straight.
When I look back at pictures,
they were really long and thin.
And I don't know, I like them chunky.
Fat and chunky. [giggles]
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This is the point where I say,
"Your eyebrows are sisters, not twins."
Bet you've never heard that one before.
Okay.
Barbara Carranza, brow soap.
Oh baby, she's her.
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So I'm gonna do a little eye contouring.
And I'm just gonna go in with this color.
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I'm gonna wet this and then I'll be back.
Usually, I lick it,
but today I'm not putting you through that,
so I put it under a top.
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So my technique for an eye
is basically just following the end of my brow
and pointing up towards it.
And sometimes it goes horribly wrong, depending on the day.
Today it's going all right, so far.
Next, I'm gonna curl my lashes.
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Charlotte Tilbury Full Fat Lashes.
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I think the interesting thing about filming that show,
was that when you're in it, when you're filming it,
all you're thinking about is,
"How am I gonna stay healthy and mentally
and physically well enough to do this job?"
You're not really thinking about what it's gonna be,
or how people are gonna see the show
or if they're gonna connect to it.
It's just literally all about getting through it.
And then COVID happened and the show came out
at a time where everyone was at home.
And so, I think, in some ways that was a good thing,
but it was strange being at home
with platforms like Instagram and TikTok
and that being the only kind of resource
to see how well the show was doing.
And suddenly, it's quite overwhelming experiencing it
at home from a phone.
'Cause it doesn't really feel real.
It was weird stepping out into the real world
and realizing the success of the show, in general,
and how it had touched people.
And I really love it when girls come over in the street,
young girls, and were so affected by it.
And it brought people a lot of joy in that strange times.
Now I use a little bit of bronzer.
I have the contour one by Charlotte Tilbury
and it's just so easy to use.
I'm also kind of obsessed with anything liquid form,
I think 'cause I have dry skin.
I just like the sheen that it gives.
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And I'm done.
Just kidding. Then we're gonna blend.
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Charlotte Tilbury Pillow Talk Lip and Cheek Glow.
Again, it's a liquid form, which I like,
'cause I can use my fingers.
This is my go-to, Charlotte Tilbury Lip Cheat.
I actually used this in "Bridgeton" a lot.
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Lip balm. This is the WeDo Protect Balm.
I love this product.
All their products are sustainable and vegan
and natural and they're doing good things for the world.
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And if I'm feeling really fruity, which I am,
we do a little bit of this.
Fill in my beauty mark.
It's funny how the things that you hate when you're younger,
you start to realize make you unique and individual.
So, finishing touch, a little pop,
Hollywood Beauty Light Wand.
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And I use the same brush that I use to do my concealer,
'cause then, when I do my concealer the next day,
I get a little bit of shine that's still on the brush.
And then, I would probably let my hair down.
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The amazing thing about WeDo,
is that all their products double up as things.
So this is hair and hand cream,
which I think is just genius.
So I can basically do two things at once,
which if you are in a rush, is the dream.
Put some hand cream on and then put some through the ends.
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Mason Pearson hairbrush.
Every time I use this, it really reminds me of my grandma.
It was the one thing I always used to watch her sort of
brushing her hair with Mason Pearson.
And she'd get me one, oh,
she'd get me one for Christmas every year in my teens.
And I'd lose it, all the time.
'Cause I was an idiot teenager.
And now, I treasure them.
I'm gonna finish it by spraying
some Stellar Times by Louis Vuitton.
I'm obsessed with this fragrance.
Just put it everywhere.
Thank you so much for watching.
I hope you enjoyed this video and I really enjoyed doing it.
So, thanks Vogue.
♪ Have a great day ♪
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