As we eagerly anticipate the next episode of Dancing on Ice, all eyes are set to be on Holly Willoughby for another stunning beauty look. If you’re dying to know how to achieve Holly’s flawless makeup, her trusted MUA Patsy O’Neill has spilled the beans on the exact products she used for Holly’s show-stopping debut. From the precise lipstick shade she wore to the skincare essentials that prepped her skin for that enviable dewy glow, we’ve got the scoop on how to nail the look. Holly’s Instagram fans have already been showering her with compliments, saying: “Beautiful as always” and “Certainly gets the first ‘wowzers’ of the series from me!” READ MORE:Holly Willoughby’s hair stylist used this £66 hair tool for her signature wavy bob on Dancing on Ice READ MORE:Sofia Richie-approved Refy launches two new skincare products including face-sculpting moisturiser Skincare prep As any beauty aficionado will tell you, skincare prep is the secret to making sure your makeup lasts, creating seamless blending and stopping your foundation from caking or going patchy. To prime Holly’s skin for her Dancing on Ice show, Patsy turned to ELEMIS Pro-Collagen Hydra-Gel Eye Masks, which are currently down from £59 to £50.20 for six at Sephora. These miracle masks take a mere 20 minutes to work their magic, tackling everything from fine lines and wrinkles to puffiness, while firming, hydrating, and revitalising the delicate eye area. Next, Patsy reached for The Liquid Silk Canvas from Tatcha. This weightless liquid primer not only helps your makeup apply better and last longer but also protects your skin from pollutants. You can grab a 10g bottle for £25, or go all out on the 30g bottle for £51.
Holly had her signature soft glam look for the first episode
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Base makeup For Holly’s base, Patsy used the Ilia Beauty Skin Rewind Complexion Stick, £48, in the shade Holly. This foundation stick offers up to 12 hours of wear and a buildable medium coverage that blurs pores and reduces redness. It also helps mask texture, and contains skincare-based ingredients that help firm, smooth and soften the look of fine lines and wrinkles. To create the soft natural-looking glow, Patsy used only blush on Holly’s cheeks, opting for Suqqu’s Blurring Colour Blush in shade 03 Yuunami (£40). Despite being a pressed powder formula, the blusher is surprisingly hydrating and creamy, and has been enriched with hyaluronic acid, shea butter, rosa canina fruit oil and jojoba seed oil to help moisturise and nourish your skin as you wear it. It also smoothes and enhances your skin, giving it a blurred finish, with a gradient colour shade which acts as both a cheek colour and a highlighter leaving a soft sheen finish. Eye makeup Patsy decided to make the presenter’s eyes the main attraction of her look. She used a combination of Lisa Eldridge Beauty Liquid Silk Eyeshadow in shade Irene (£26), the shade Olympus from Delilah Cosmetics Colour Intense Venus Eyeshadow Palette (£41), and Hildun Beauty’s Silk to Set Kajal Liner in shade Chocolate (£16) for the base. To create Holly’s signature cat eye flick, Patsy used Illamasqua’s Precision Gel Liner in shade Infinity, which is currently on sale for £8.40, down from £21. For Holly’s lashes, she applied Merit’s Clean Lash Mascara (£23), and for her brows, she used Rare Beauty’s Brow Harmony in Soft Blonde (£19), which has a sweat and oil-proof pencil that ensures natural looking brows that stay in place all day. Lipstick of choice Patsy kept Holly’s lips simple with a swipe of Hourglass Cosmetics Unlocked Lipstick in shade Dahlia (£37), which contains mango seed butter, avocado oil and argan oil for hydration. The lipstick also boasts a slick satin finish, with cushioning comfortwear technology to ensure the colour stays put while still feeling soft and comfortable on the lips. Holly’s favourite shade, Dahlia, is a delicate rosy pink, but there are plenty of other options available, from subtle nudes to striking reds, reports the Mirror. Story SavedYou can find this story in My Bookmarks.Or by navigating to the user icon in the top right.
