Meghan Markle's radiant complexion has long been admired, and her makeup artist and friend Daniel Martin has now shared the secrets behind her glow. Martin, who created Meghan's look for her 2018 royal wedding, revealed in an interview with the Gloss Angeles Podcast that he uses a product called Live Tinted Hueglow, priced at £32.18, to achieve a glass-skin effect.
Martin explained that he applies the product to both Meghan's face and body, noting that it adds radiance without looking like makeup. He often mixes it with foundation for extra luminosity, describing the texture as skincare-like and compatible with makeup. For Meghan, he chose the shade Golden Hour.
Customer reviews praise the product for its dewy, long-lasting finish without shimmer or grease, though some find it not glowy enough or slightly sticky. Martin also highlighted Meghan's skincare routine, which includes water-based hyaluronic acid moisturisers and her fondness for the luxury brand Tatcha, where Martin serves as Global Director of Artistry.
In a surprising tip, Martin revealed he sometimes uses Eucerin Aquaphor, a multipurpose balm costing £13.99, as a highlighter. The gel-like balm nourishes dry skin and adds a subtle sheen when applied to areas that catch light, suggesting it might also be in Meghan's makeup bag.
