What Makeup Does Kristin Cavallari Wear

I Didn't Wake Upward Like This is Yahoo Life'south dazzler series in which experts, influencers and celebrities share their peel care and beauty regimens, from their favorite products to the daily routine that keeps them looking good for you and glowing.

Kristin Cavallari knows a good opportunity when she sees one. When the idiot box personality and founder and chief executive officer of Uncommon James decided to exercise a "deep dive" into the clean skin care products she was using, she was "shocked" to discover out that some of them weren't so clean later all. And then she decided to do something about it.

"These high-cease products that I thought were relatively clean were, in fact, non at all," Cavallari tells Yahoo Life. "Considering I was pretty shocked by that, I started to wait into the whole clean beauty world… and I came to notice out that actually, y'all can say that yous're a clean beauty brand and substantially you're not — at to the lowest degree not according to my standards." (According to the Washington Post, "there is no regulatory definition" when it comes to "clean" pare intendance and beauty products, while Harper's Boutique points out that "the beauty industry [is] cocky-regulated, significant anyone can make a 'clean beauty' merits with no oversight.")

Then Cavallari decided to dive into the highly-competitive word of skin care."I felt every bit though there was a need for a skin care line that was, in fact, truly clean while still being effective," Cavallari says. The consequence is Uncommon Dazzler — a clean, minimalist line that is complimentary of parabens and phthalates and isn't tested on animals.

Cavallari's pare care line has conspicuously resonated with people — information technology launched in May 2021 and the entire product line quickly sold out.

For Cavallari, using clean skin intendance products is not only role of a healthy lifestyle, but it'southward also important to her considering, as she puts it: "I'm not a big makeup person," adding, "So it'south actually important for me to take my skin being clear, being fresh, [and] looking good then that I can just put mascara on and leave into the earth and experience really confident."

As it turns out, skin care is too top of listen for Cavallari's fans. One of the questions she gets asked the about is, "'What is your skin intendance routine?'" she says. Hither, Cavallari reveals just that — her night skin intendance regimen that helps her maintain her glowing complexion.

Kristin Cavallari shares her clean skin care routine that leaves her skin glowing. (Photo: Kristin Cavallari via Instagram)

When she wears makeup, Cavallari wipes it away with Neutrogena Makeup Remover Cleansing Towelettes. "I've been using these for over fifteen years," she says, "and I just discover that they're the absolute best."

Cavallari and then washes her face up with Uncommon Beauty Daily Foaming Powder Cleanser, which contains rice brain and papaya enzymes to gently exfoliate skin. "I love this product because it's a powder, so you lot can control the consistency of it, depending on how much water you use," she explains. Add a little bit of water to it and information technology's a "really deep exfoliator," says Cavallari. Add more water and it's a "really nice, gentle, sudsy cleanser," she says.

Adjacent, she follows that up with Uncommon Beauty Pineapple Peptide Nectar — "my personal favorite product from our whole line" — a serum that contains vitamin C and peptides. "It'due south anti-aging," she says. "It's brightening. Information technology's hydrating. Information technology's actually everything you would desire in a serum."

Subsequently applying the serum, Cavallari hydrates her pare — though she shares that she wasn't e'er a fan of moisturizers. "I've always been really nervous with moisturizers considering I'thou prone to breakouts," she explains. "And so the thought of putting some heavy moisturizer all over my face has e'er actually scared me." That is, until her Uncommon Beauty Daily Water Foam, which she says she tin can "load" on and "information technology never clogs my pores."

To hydrate the delicate skin effectually the eyes, Cavallari applies a "relatively thick layer" of her own Triple Effect Eye Cream, assuasive it to soak in as she continues on with her skin care routine. "I really want my heart cream to brand a difference," the 34-yr-old Nashville resident says. "I desire information technology to be seeping into these fine lines and really doing what it's supposed to be doing — keeping me looking young!"

Cavallari adds that she also uses "a natural alternative to retinol" iii nights a week. Retinol is the over-the-counter version of a retinoid, a prescription vitamin A-derivative that reduces fine lines and wrinkles by boosting collagen production.

Some nights she'll apply an oil, such as Herbivore Botanicals Emerald CBD Deep Moisture Glow Oil, to her cervix and chest for "a little extra moisture." But Cavallari avoids putting oil on her face. "Because I'm prone to breakouts, putting oil all over my face just kind of freaks me out," she says. "That's why I've merely put it on my chest and my neck."

But if Cavallari spots a pimple, she reaches for Karee Hays KH Blem Stick, created by her favorite Nashville-based facialist. The stick contains 2% salicylic acrid to gently exfoliate the blemish, along with niacinamide to reduce inflammation.

Next, she brushes her teeth with Schmidt'due south Wonderment fluoride-free toothpaste, which contains vitamins and botanical extracts and is free of artificial flavors. "Information technology's a clean toothpaste, and it'due south merely the perfect minty flavor," she says.

Like many people, Cavallari can't go to bed without putting on lip balm, so she wraps up her dark skin care routine by applying Uncommon Beauty Mango Lip Lotion — a chunky stick that hydrates lips with kokosnoot and sunflower seed oils, as well as aloe vera. "Information technology smells astonishing," she says. "It's light, it's fresh."

Video produced past Nurys Castillo .

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