- I'm Hilary Duff,

and I am going to show you my skincare routine today.

I'm a busy mom, I don't have a ton of time to do my makeup,

but this version today is

like on a day where I have my kids,

but I also have a couple meetings.

I wanna look like I've put some effort in.

Sometimes I either wash my hands

or just do a little hand sanitizer.

So I'm going to tone with this Ole Henriksen toner.

So one really cool thing that happened to me

when I had babies was I got melasma,

and it hangs out right here on my forehead.

This one is a dark spot toner,

so every day I just say a little prayer

that it's taking care of that dark spot right there.

I'm gonna let it dry.

When it's super dry in California,

Glycelene, favorite vegan products,

is ultra hydrating, made with oils, it has lavender in it.

I take a little scoop

with these long, witchy nails that I have,

and I'm going to warm it up,

because see how thick it is?

So I rub for almost 10 seconds.

I really love oils.

If your skin can handle it, it's quite a treat.

But also sticking with what you know works for you

is a great tip.

Brush those eyebrows up,

get 'em ready for the makeup you're gonna put on.

So I use that as a bit of a serum.

Even though it's super moisturizing,

I'm still going to put a cream on top.

It's also by Glycelene.

It smells like cucumber, which I love.

So this is a much lighter day cream.

I like to layer them

'cause I wanna keep my skin looking dewy

and feeling really moisturized.

And if you have time, pushing in the product

with this Nurse Jamie tool is such a dream.

I never have a ton of time,

but it does really wake up your skin.

As I've gotten older, [laughs]

I notice in the morning,

I'll have like my pillow case lines on my face.

Such a bum-out.

This tool saves me.

The neck, for sure, needs love

because if you're a face sleeper like me,

I'm just like smashed up on my face when I sleep,

these guys can really get creasy.

Also, [laughs] I'm nervous,

so my neck is giving away all my secrets.

I'm gonna move on.

First, I'm gonna put on a REN eye cream.

And then, my favorite thing to do with eye cream

is put it here, give this space some love too.

Before I start my makeup,

I'm gonna throw in these fancy little clips,

they're the best.

I've just recently started using this Perricone MD,

and I love it.

I really feel like you want your skin to breathe

and don't want to have a heavy coating of foundation on.

I have it on my hand here.

I'm going to dab.

So I'm patting, I'm a little bit aggressive,

but maybe that's 'cause I'm always in a hurry.

And this is super sheer, it does layer.

I'm using the point

and I'm kind of rolling my Beautyblender

into all the little corners, like my eyes,

and then eventually I'm gonna deal with my neck,

but I tend to work in phases.

I hate when you can see foundation in your hair,

but also I hate when [laughs]

you don't have foundation,

you know, if your hair blows in the wind or something

and then you have like a harsh line.

So use your Beautyblender and try to find that happy medium

of like, "Hey, I'm really blending well,

"but I'm not gonna have a bunch of foundation

"in my hair that you can see."

I notice that when I'm shooting

and I'm wearing heavy makeup every day

that's constantly being powdered, reapplied,

powdered, reapplied,

I get a lot more clogged pores.

This product, again, dirty from my daughter,

has been one of my favorites for probably 10 years.

It is Chanel.

It's a bronzer, a cream bronzer.

I'm in need of a new one because I use it so much.

There's like brush hairs in there.

And I'm gonna use my Beautyblender

and I'm going to swirl all the way around

and start my cheekbones,

and I'm going just underneath,

and I want to accentuate where it caves in a bit

to give me a little bit more of a cheekbone.

I'm also going to put it on my eyes.

I'm also gonna get up here.

After I cover the dark melasma spot,

make it dark again. [laughs]

But you do want to imagine how the sun hits your face,

and that would be on your forehead.

You can drag it down a little bit.

I'm gonna brush my chin with my sponge.

I'm not getting extra product,

I'm just using what I have.

And then, this was another tip someone taught me

when I was pretty young,

was you wanna create like a W across your face.

Down, up over your nose, down, and up again.

And it's really easy.

I've just started using concealer under my eyes,

and I have gotten into this Glossier concealer.

It's really light.

I'm using a flat brush by Cle de Peau.

I'm gonna start with my eye.

See that?

Such a difference, I feel awake.

Chantecaille has this very pretty cream eyeshadow,

but once you apply, it gets really dry in a good way,

and I'm gonna put a little on my brush.

I love to use my fingers,

but I have long nails right now.

I wanna create a little bit more of a crease.

I like this side better, so I'm going to create that

by going a little bit above my crease, and on my lid.

I'm really just creating a base.

There we go.

Yep.

And I'm going to use a flat brush.

This MAC brush has been my friend for a very long time.

Same product, and I'm going to create a shadow.

Smudgy, I don't like anything too perfect.

So also, one other trick that I love

is that your eye,

the part that people focus on

is the black dot in the center,

so if you wanna get a little more extra attention

right in the middle, underneath,

and then maybe with a shimmer or something

right above the lash line,

right here in the center on the top lid,

it's gonna draw focus to that focal point

that you want people to look at.

Now I'm gonna go for the glitter.

I have these two products by Stila.

My makeup artist on "Younger" introduced me to them,

they're so much fun.

And I think I'm gonna go for the non-glitter today

and just the kind of wet-looking shimmer.

I'm gonna put it straight on.

And then it dries, so if you want to,

just make sure there's no weird lines from that brush.

I'm going back to my Chanel bronzer for a second

'cause I want a little,

just using this flat brush again

that I used with the Chantecaille product.

I just want a little more bronzy under here.

And then I'm going to do that

quick brush under my eye with this.

It's okay if you get it in your lashes

because we're gonna cover that up with mascara.

So I'm going to just add a little bit more glitter here.

This is a product I just bought,

and it's a peachy tone.

Now I'm going to move on to my brow.

I use many different brow products,

but this one, I really love.

It's called Ka-BOOM! by Benefit.

It comes with a brush that I've actually used

for a very long time, maybe too long.

But it's a nice waxy pot,

and it's lasted me forever.

And I'm just gonna go in here.

I like to do little strokes

so they hopefully look like hair.

If I don't have time to put my brows on,

then I'll use Boy Brow by Glossier,

and that helps fill in a little bit of the holes,

and keeps the brow hairs up.

I have to go outside the lines a bit

just to give me that full brow that I pray for.

So I brush up here, in the center,

and then I brush out, 'cause you want those brows back here

to like lay kind of nice and flat.

Now I ordered about 200 of these little sticks on Amazon.

They're a dream,

and you can push your product up a little bit,

and this will create like the hair look that you want

'cause of the way the spool is like shaped.

Brows are always the hardest for me.

Ee-oh, ee-oh, ee-oh. [laughs]

I'm gettin' there.

This guy always gives me hell!

Always, right there!

I'm gonna brush this guy up.

This is my good brow today.

Every day, I get a good brow.

It's only one, it's never both.

But I'm okay with that.

Now I'm going to use Glossier's Boy Brow.

Brown is my favorite color.

If you have good, thick brows,

you don't have to try to be as fluffy as me,

but I'm trying to create volume here, okay?

Trying to fake those hairs.

I think I did it.

I'm gonna start highlighting a bit.

This BY TERRY product has seen [laughs] better days.

So I do a little swirl, I tap some of it off.

I'm going to put it above where I bronzed,

so a little right underneath my eye.

My brush is shedding.

Like almost like a little C here

on each side of your eye.

To highlight the highest part of your cheekbone,

I know everyone's face is shaped so differently,

but you just imagine, where do you want to accentuate?

That's what the highlight's gonna do.

It's gonna pop light off of that area.

So I like to do my nose a little bit, the tip of my nose.

Well, what I really like to do is use,

this is a NUDESTIX, love NUDESTIX.

I like to highlight the top of my lip

to accentuate the shape there.

Make sure you dust,

like make sure you blend that in with your finger.

And the tip of my nose.

And I can just draw a little line

for a tiny bit of product after I've blended this.

I'm getting kind of dewy,

so I'm going to use a powder.

This is an all-natural powder

that I found in a cute store in Brooklyn,

and I'm going to use a fluffy brush

and just powder some zones that,

not a lot, get a little dewy, 'kay?

I'm using Hoola by Benefit.

It's just a bronzer,

it's nice 'cause it doesn't have

any shimmer, any shine to it,

and I'm gonna do my W one more time.

And accentuate my jawline,

and this is where I'm gonna

make my neck the same color as my face.

I'm not gonna put product all the way down there.

So it usually should match if you just dust with bronzer.

I'm going to do my mascara, and we're almost there.