Megan Skiendiel on her signature fragrance and skincare tips
At the age of 19, Megan Skiendiel has graced both the stage and screen—and done so with aplomb, we might add. Whether she's belting a high note or striking a pose for the camera, it's safe to say that Skiendiel's glam is always dialled in. The Katseye member gives us the lowdown on her beauty secrets, from the skincare hack that has changed her life to the wellness practice she deems integral.
A nail look I'm currently obsessed with I love the Chanel Le Vernis Nail Colour in the shade 155 Rouge Noir.
My signature fragrance I'm a big fan of the Glossier You eau de parfum. It comprises notes of vibrant pink pepper, powdery iris and woody ambrette seeds.
The make-up trend I can't get enough of Blonde eyebrows. I adore the way they look, and there's something about super-thin arches, too, which I find really appealing.
Skincare tip Less is more. My complexion is a lot happier when I use a select few products that work for me.
A wellness practice that I religiously adhere to I'm very much committed to my Pilates routine.
The hair look I am dying to try I've tried a lot of different hair looks and colours, but the one that I'm really keen on getting done is a short, angular bob that looks almost like a pixie cut. Kind of like Monica from Friends .
Three desert-island make-up essentials First things first: the Kosas Brow Pop Dual-Action Defining Pencil to enhance my arches. Secondly, the Glossier Stretch Balm Concealer—I love how it covers everything, from acne to hyperpigmentation. And last but not least, the Glossier No. 1 Pencil.
The song that helps me get pumped before a big performance 'Blow' by Ke$ha.
An integral step in my wind-down routine It's not so much a step than it is a product: Aquaphor. I use it to lock in the moisture of my lips. I also use it on areas of my skin that have been affected by psoriasis, and it makes a world of difference in terms of soothing, calming, and hydrating.
The underrated beauty device that I wish more people knew about A red light massager from Amazon. It's the key to my skincare regimen. It's the only thing that helps calm down my acne and smooths out my complexion.
This story appears in Vogue Singapore's April 'Movement' issue, available online.
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