Kendall Jenner's Lipstick Stole the Show at the Met Gala—and It's Only $6 Right Now
At this year's Met Gala, Kendall Jenner stuck to an understated makeup look, keeping all eyes on her exquisitely tailored Torishéju skirt suit and Chopard diamonds. But even a barely-there makeup look requires an arsenal of great products. Turns out the supermodel's flushed pout was created using L'Oréal Paris products. After doing some investigating, the ELLE beauty team discovered that her Colour Riche Satin Lipstick is actually on sale on Amazon for just $6.
Jenner's makeup artist, Mary Phillips, shared in a press release that the duo was going for 'fresh, effortless, cool girl makeup.' Snag her exact shade, Worth It Medium, to elevate your everyday nude lip to red-carpet status.
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With graduation and wedding season fast approaching, there's no time like the present to get your makeup routine photo-ready. There's no telling how long these Amazon beauty deals will last, so shop Jenner's entire Met Gala makeup routine, below, before products return to full price.
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