It's been a while since I shared my top picks from a specific brand. But after using them the most out of any makeup brand in 2021, today I'm sharing my Fenty Beauty best products picks.
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Whether you're a skin tone that is traditionally ignored by the beauty industry or are looking to try some new skincare and makeup products in 2022, here are Fenty Skin and Fenty Beauty's best products;
Fenty Beauty Eaze Drop Blurring Skin Tint in 1 (£27)
Over the years I've tried all of the Fenty Beauty base products and foundations. And what I adore about them all is the fact that every single one of them matches my incredibly fair/pale skin. But the one that I've gotten the most wear out of has to be the Blurring Skin Tint. It's the perfect coverage for that no makeup makeup look or for evening out your complexion on a day when you don't want to wear tons of or any makeup.
Fenty Beauty Pro Filt'r Instant Retouch Concealer in 110 (£21)
There are only a few concealers that I swear by and this is one of them. Again, the shade match for my skin tone is incredible (I'm not even the lightest shade that they have!) And it doesn't settle into any fine lines either. It's a nice creamy consistency and covers my dark circles and tiny little purple veins and capillaries in seconds.
Fenty Beauty Brow MVP Ultra Fine Brow Pencil & Styler in True Red (£18)
You already know how much I adore this brow pencil and the fact that there are four (yes, FOUR!) redhead options to choose from. But just in case you haven't seen my in depth blog post on these, I simply adore the shade availability, as well as how easy it is to build a natural brow. I'm also a big fan of the unique toothbrush-style brush on the end of this. It really seems to blend the product much better than a traditional spoolie.
Fenty Beauty Full Frontal Volume, Lift & Curl Mascara in Cuz I'm Black (£12-23)
This is easily one of the best mascara releases of recent years. It's a true black shade, doesn't flake or fall as the day goes on and gives my lashes volume and curl in just one coat. Definitely one to try out if you're in the market for a new mascara.
Fenty Beauty Gloss Bomb Cream: Doubletake Lip Duo (£27)
Okay, so technically this is two products instead of one but I couldn't not include this great set. If you've wanted to try the Gloss Bomb Creams, this duo is such a great way to do so. And it saves you quite a bit compared to buying two individually. Saying this, this actually includes two shades that are exclusive to this set. And both look gorgeous on the lips. I can also see them working for a whole range of skin tones. They're not too sticky, however, they give you that glossy look but with some serious pigment.
Fenty Beauty Gloss Bomb Heat Universal Lip Luminizer & Plumper in Hot Cherry (£19)
I do like the original sparkly Gloss Bombs but this Gloss Bomb Heat is honestly *chef's kiss*. It makes my lips look so healthy and juicy but isn't too bright or crazy on my pale skin. This is really the only red lip product that I ever wear and I can see myself repurchasing this time and time again. I've also just seen that they've added a few new shades to the Gloss Bomb Heat range so I'll definitely need to try those out next.
Fenty Beauty Sun Stalk'r Instant Warmth Bronzer in Inda Sun (£27)
As I'll say again, Fenty really know how to cater to all skin tones and as someone who often looks ridiculous in bronzer, this Instant Warmth Bronzer was a real gamechanger for me. The lightest shade actually compliments my fair skin instead of looking really dark or orange on me. It does exactly what it says and adds some much needed warmth to my complexion. If, like me, you've struggled to find your go-to bronzer, I would highly recommend giving this one a try.
Fenty Skin Hydra Vizor Invisible Moisturizer SPF 30 (£34)
It took me a while to finally try this out but I'm so glad that I did. If you have dry skin, this should work really nicely on you. The slight pink tint to it means that it blends into my fair skin seamlessly and it honestly doesn't feel like I'm applying SPF it's that different an experience. It does have a fragrance, which is worth bearing in mind but it doesn't bother me too much when it feels as lovely as it does on my skin.
Fenty Skin Total Cleans'r Remove-It-All Cleanser (£21)
This is great for removing said SPF but also breaks down makeup so quickly. It doesn't leave my dry skin feeling tight or stripped but instead the creamy texture leaves it feeling squeaky clean and soft. I also like the fact that a little really does go a long way and it hasn't caused any breakouts or issues, like some other cleansers have in the past.
Fenty Skin Buff Ryder Exfoliating Body Scrub (£26)
This has quickly become my favourite body scrub ever. Firstly, the fact that it's in a tube instead of a tub just makes it so much easier to use. It smells incredible and truly gets rid of any dry or dead skin. It's one of those rare body products that I actually look forward to using, which is a big deal for someone who can be as lazy as I am about body care.
When it comes to colour matching for me as an incredibly pale redhead, Fenty Beauty really can't be beaten, in many ways. And Fenty Skin is well worth a try too.
You'll find both Fenty Beauty and Fenty Skin at Harvey Nichols and Boots, here in the UK and Sephora in the US.
Are you a fan of Fenty Beauty or Fenty Skin? If so, what are your favourite products? And have you tried any of the ones mentioned in today's blog post?
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