Tammy Hembrow has shared the secret behind her flawless makeup.
In a posted shared to Instagram, the 31-year-old flaunted her glamorous look and revealed the products she uses to achieve it – but it comes at a cost.
The fitness influencer spends just a few dollars shy of $700 for a full face of makeup that she uses daily.
Among the products was the Chanel Les Beiges Sheer Healthy Glow Highlighting Fluid, valued at $91.
She also uses the Rhode Glazing Milk, which sells for $80 and the REFY Glow and Sculpt Primer for $65.
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Tammy Hembrow (pictured) has shared the secret behind her flawless makeup
Tammy uses the Patrick Ta Major Skin Crème Foundation And Finishing Powder Duo which rings in at $93.
The blonde also uses the Haus Labs by Lady Gaga Triclone Skin Tech Foundation which is priced at $85.
Her surprisingly affordable lip care come in the form of the Dermal Therapy Tinted Lip Balm Rose Pink, which costs $10.
For a pricier option, Tammy uses the Gisou Honey Infused Lip Oil which retails for $49.
Tammy favours the Dior lipstick for $72 and uses the Rare Beauty Liquid Blush which comes in at $45.
She finishes her look with the Makeup By Mario Master Mattes Eyeshadow Palette for $102.
Tammy has previously swapped the daily routine of applying lipstick for a more permanent solution – getting her lips tattooed a luscious shade of pink.
She showed her Instagram followers every step of the cosmetic process she recently underwent on the Gold Coast.
In a posted shared to Instagram, the 31-year-old flaunted her glamorous look and revealed the products she uses to achieve it – but it comes at a cost. The fitness influencer spends just a few dollars shy of $700 for a full face of makeup that she uses daily
Among the products was the Chanel Les Beiges Sheer Healthy Glow Highlighting Fluid, valued at $91. She also uses the Rhode Glazing Milk, which sells for $80 and the REFY Glow and Sculpt Primer for $65
Tammy expressed her excitement, stating, ‘I’ve wanted to do this for so long and I’m finally doing it. Lipstick is the one thing I wear the most when it comes to makeup.’
The process began with Tammy’s makeup being removed from her lips. She then chose the perfect pink colour for her new pout from a number of options.
‘She had so many colours to choose from, and you can mix whatever ones you want together, which is so good,’ she said.
Tammy also previously revealed uses Fenty products by Rhianna, along with Nars, favouring the brand’s liquid blush and highlighter.
‘I love liquid blush and liquid highlighter, especially on days that I am not putting on proper makeup,’ she said.
‘You put on a tiny bit of liquid blush and a tiny bit of highlighter and it just boots your natural beauty a little bit.’
‘I love creams and liquids a lot,’ she added, explaining she prefers creams and liquids over powders.
When it comes to fitness, Tammy told Daily Mail Australia that no matter if she’s ‘super busy’, she will always ‘fit in the gym somewhere’.
Tammy uses the Patrick Ta Major Skin Crème Foundation And Finishing Powder Duo which rings in at $93. The blonde also uses the Haus Labs by Lady Gaga Triclone Skin Tech Foundation which is priced at $85
Her surprisingly affordable lip care come in the form of the Dermal Therapy Tinted Lip Balm Rose Pink, which costs $10. For a pricier option, Tammy uses the Gisou Honey Infused Lip Oil which retails for $49
Tammy favours the Dior lipstick for $72 and uses Rare Beauty Liquid Blush which comes in at $45. She finishes her look with Makeup By Mario Master Mattes Eyeshadow Palette for $102
‘As long as I go at least three times a week, then I’m good. If I don’t have time to go at least three times, then it just stresses me out,’ she said.
‘I work out to keep my sanity, but between three and five workouts is usually what I do.’
Tammy follows a routine of HIIT (high-intensity interval training), weights, resistance training involving booty bands, ab circuits and boxing.
She revealed that the most common question she’s asked about workouts is the amount of weight to use.
‘I think the answer is really simple,’ she said. ‘It’s just whatever is to your strength, which should be difficult for you to complete. It’s going to be different for everyone.’
‘People will get what other people are using and think they should be using that, but just work with whatever works for your strength.’
