Claudia Winkleman's foundation blurs lines and pigmentation - a dream for mature complexions
Claudia's makeup artist revealed the exact 'undetectable second skin' she uses for a seamless base
The exact foundation Claudia Winkleman wears for a perfectly seamless and blurred complexion has been revealed by her pro makeup artist.
She's the host of The Traitors and a downright icon, known for bold eye makeup and a seriously powerful fringe. Not to mention, her outfits are some of the best on TV. So when we heard that Claudia's makeup guru, Lucy Gibson, had spilt the tea on the exact products she uses to create her signature looks, we were locked in and listening up.
Her go-to foundation was especially high on our want-to-know list. And we weren't surprised when we found out that a blurring, smoothing and ultra-hydrating formula is behind Claudia’s complexion.
Taking to Instagram, Lucy, who is responsible for Claudia's on-screen makeup looks on The Traitors, confirmed that one of the foundations she uses most often on the presenter's skin is Lisa Eldridge Seamless Skin Foundation.
While a little on the pricey side, it's a product that puts in the work and is a brilliant beauty investment buy. The perfect powerhouse foundation for mature skin, pigmentation or uneven skin tone can be hard to find. So if you're after one, you're in luck.
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This incredible Lisa Eldridge pick is an essential in Claudia's makeup artist's kit. Used to create her looks on The Traitors, this ultra-smoothing, hydrating and blurring formula is ideal for mature skin. The lightweight and buildable formula offers an "undetectable" finish and promises all-day wear.
Claudia's makeup artist, Lucy Gibbons, has also confirmed that she uses the Charlotte Tilbury Filmstar Bronze + Glow bronzer and highlighter duo palette to give the host her signature sun-kissed glow. It's one of the most iconic complexion products in the CT arsenal, so we can see why it's in Lucy's kit.
Love a gorgeous cream blush? So does Claudia. Lucy revealed that she often reaches for the Bobbi Brown Cream Blush & Tint in the shade Fresh Melon to give Claudia's cheeks a fresh-looking peachy flush, with a blendable, soft texture that won't give your makeup a caked-on look.
The Seamless Skin Foundation comes in a whopping 43 shades, catering for dozens of depths and undertones. And if you're after a foundation that promises not to settle into (and draw attention to) fine lines, wrinkles and other signs of ageing, this could be well worth a try.
The formula, described by Lisa Eldridge as a "second skin" says it'll deliver a "soft focus" natural-looking finish - and has coverage that's completely buildable. If you have highly sensitive skin or rosacea this fragrance and alcohol-free formula has been formulated to be suitable for those skin types too.
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It was created by makeup industry legend, Lisa Eldridge, so she could have the perfect "red carpet" foundation to use on clients. Infused with hero ingredients like hydrating glycerin and antioxidant-rich Uji tea extract, the Seamless Skin Foundation also boasts bamboo stem extract. This naturally absorbs sebum to keep makeup looking fresh, without drying it out.
Caitlin is News Editor for woman&home, covering all things royal, celeb, fashion, beauty and lifestyle. Caitlin started on local papers and titles such as Cosmopolitan, Now, Reveal and Take a Break while studying for her Multimedia Journalism degree. She also worked in Fashion PR as a Press Assistant for Arcadia's Topshop before becoming a part of the Now team. Caitlin went on to add the likes of Woman, GoodtoKnow, WhatToWatch and woman&home to her writing repertoire before moving on to her current role.
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