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Glamour’s
Fashion Editor-At-Large, Louise Roe,
knows a thing or two about a well-stocked makeup bag. In her travels, she’s
scavenged, begged, and twisted some industry-insider arms about the best budget
beauty finds. Luckily for us, she’s a good sharer!
Read on for her definitive list
of must-have products...
Albolene
makeup remover: "Old-school product and packaging, but it gets rid
of every last scrap of eyeliner better than the expensive stuff."
Neutrogena
shine control primer: "A new favorite item of
mine, primer stops the mid-afternoon shine on your face and keeps makeup in
place."
Jergens Cocoa
Butter: "Rich and delicious, this stuff leaves your skin
gleaming."
Pssssst!
Instant Dry Shampoo Spray:
"Another oldie-but-goodie product that adds volume to your hair and
restores a greasy mop back to life. It’s been around since the 70’s, but it’s
still a major hit."
Marc Anthony
Oil of Morocco Argan Oil shampoo: "It
makes all hair types super glossy and strong."
Wet N Wild
lip gloss: "“Every makeup artist has one, they’re only about
a dollar and don’t run or get sticky,” Says my own make-up artist, Rachel
Wood."
Maybelline
Mega Plush by Volum’ Express mascara in Blackest Black:
"I’ve been using Great Lash since I was 12. This new line is perfect for
summer pool parties; your lashes will look gigantic, and you won’t cry black
tears."
Rimmel
eyeliner: "A British brand, Kate Moss has been using this
product for years."
Victoria’s
Secret Pear Glace body mist:
"Fruity and light, I keep this in my office so I can spritz throughout the
day."
Covergirl
& Olay pressed powder:
"Lightweight and smooth, it leaves skin glowing, not matte or caked."
Body Shop
coconut soap: "I’m a fan of an old-fashioned bar of soap, and
this animal-friendly one smells like a vacation in Hawaii."
Papaw
Ointment: "An Australian lip balm in a red tube. It smells
like freshly-baked cake. Get hold of it on eBay over here, and suddenly you’ll
notice it in all your fashionable friend’s handbags."
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