"Dewy Skin": Hailey Bieber's routine seen on TikTok

Do you know the term Dewy-Skin? This look is all about leaving your facial skin looking very juicy, with a healthy glow, and above all, very luminous.

In recent years, social media has played a pivotal role in the dissemination of skincare trends. Users and celebrities on platforms such as Instagram, TikTok and YouTube have witnessed an explosion of beauty and skincare related content. One of the most prominent trends of the season focuses on achieving healthy skin.

An excellent and clear reference that this type of make-up can be worn to perfection is Hailey Bieber. Social media and specifically TikTok has witnessed how the skincare queen has boosted the popularity of her skincare routine as “dewy skin”, which emphasises cleansing, moisturising and brightening as key features for healthy, fresh and glowing skin.

The first thing you need to know is that it is important to have a good skincare routine in order to achieve the Hailey finish. In addition to this essential, the vital elements of the dewy-skin effect are the right foundation and highlighter, as they are responsible for giving the right amount of glow to your face, preferably on the upper cheekbones, temples and above the eyebrow.

In that sense, what is recommended is to avoid using powder or gel-based formulas. It is necessary that the product to be applied can be spread and blended evenly on the skin so that it looks natural. The first thing to do is to prepare your skin; regular cleansing, toning and application of a facial oil or sunscreen may help to achieve that glowing effect.

Once your face is hydrated, the next step is to apply a layer of foundation with a luminous finish or a bb cream with a satin finish; you can use Charlotte Tilbury Filter Flawlees, CCC Cream by CLE, CC Nude Glow by It Cosmetics, BB Cream Snail Repair Intensive by Mizon. If you don’t have any, you can mix your foundation with a little liquid highlighter.

As an added bonus, you can use a balm or gloss on the eyelids and cheekbones, but don’t overdo it. Use highlighter powder only to set the points you want to strategically illuminate, or you can use a setting spray; there are products with a very luminous finish that give a natural glow, such as Iconic setting spray Prep set glow or Urban Decay’s All Nighter Ultra Glow.