Madison Beer serves face just as much as she does vocals. From lip and liner to bronzer to mascara, we are all in to see every product that the singer, songwriter and social media influencer used to transform her traditional doe-eyed, soft-girl look into a cat-eyed glam. Although she is slightly late to the trend, she has given the makeup routine her sculpted, feline flair in her recent TikTok video that she captioned “#catsoftiktok,” complete with the debut of her beloved cat.
Cat-Like Makeup Reflexes
The icon’s beautifully pale skin was slightly tinted but remained silky and sheer thanks to the heavenly touch of the Merit Beauty Bronze Balm ($30). Her transition to the dark side remained subtle and soft, calling for a light coverage base that is buildable enough for her fierce glam journey. Its hydrating, natural formula enhances her glass skin and adds a soft appeal to her cheeks, nose and eyelids.
The Make Up For Ever Limitless Brown Artist Color Pencil ($24) in rich chocolate brown highlighted the star’s natural brown roots. It faded out onto the corner of her eye instead of stretching out into a drastic wing. Its ability to be natural yet bold has taken her face to an elevated new style. CoverGirl Outlast Lipstain ($12) in shade Brazen Raisin added a warm flare to contrast her dark look thanks to the product’s non-drying, lightweight, fresh formula. Beer made sure her eyelashes were prepped and ready, too, with the Shiseido Eyelash Curler ($27), prioritizing her eyes’ best interests with the product’s pinch-free, cutting edge and innovative design.
Her wispy voluminous lashes are owed to the Too Faced Better Than Sex Volumizing Mascara ($29) that nourishes and conditions with its peptide-infused formula. With just a light swipe of the brush, she achieved a coated yet airy eye look, giving her dramatically long lashes ample coverage without any clumps or buildup. Beer left fans in awe as they caught a glimpse of the products she used to achieve her flawless and cat-like look. “Natural yet beautiful,” one viewer commented. “I’m obsessed,” another commenter wrote.
