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Even Meghan is a fan of Summer Fridays’ viral Lip Butter Balm. She featured this sheer light brown ‘Iced Coffee’ shade on her ShopMy beauty page.

Meghan’s makeup artist, Daniel Martin, can be seen applying this Dior mascara to her lashes in episode three of the Netflix series Harry & Meghan. Sephora reviewers say the oversized brush and buildable formula make it easy to apply a second coat without any clumpiness.

Martin revealed in an episode of the “Breaking Beauty” podcast that he used this Dior Backstage Eyeshadow Palette to create Meghan’s soft smokey eye on her wedding day.

Meghan has been a fan of Tatcha’s Dewy Skin Cream for over a decade, mentioning it in interviews as far back as 2016. The rich face moisturizer is packed with hydrating hyaluronic acid and a blend of fermented Japanese superfoods that help replenish and plump the skin.

It’s no wonder Saie’s Glowy Super Gel is another one of Meghan’s staples. The multipurpose serum can be used as a makeup primer, layered on top of your daily moisturizer, or even mixed in with your body lotion for a lit-from-within look.

This sheer pink Dior lip balm is what Meghan wore on her wedding day. Also a beauty editor favorite, it’s a deeply nourishing, pH-activated formula that comes in a wide range of shades.

IGK’s Direct Flight Dry Shampoo was one of just three hair products featured on Meghan’s ShopMy beauty page. The formula features turmeric, charcoal, and matcha powder to lift dirt and oil from strands without weighing them down.

Martin revealed in an Allure interview that this Tatcha Serum Stick was key to creating the Duchess’s smooth glow at the 2021 Salute To Freedom Gala. Years later, it’s still one of her go-to skincare products.

Meghan is just one of the millions obsessed with Laneige’s viral Lip Sleeping Mask. The overnight lip treatment is known to hydrate dry, chapped lips after a single use.

Martin also once told Allure that he doesn’t use foundation all over Meghan’s face, choosing instead to spot-treat with this Dior Backstage Foundation. “It’s really important for me to get her skin to a good place so that any redness and unevenness I can correct with just a bit of foundation—that’s usually more full coverage—that I can sheer out,” he explained.

Tata Harper’s Resurfacing Mask also made the list of Meghan’s top skincare products. The clay face mask features pomegranate enzymes and salicylic acid to slough away dead skin cells for a brighter, smoother appearance.

Meghan has been wearing Charlotte Tilbury’s Matte Revolution Lipstick for over a decade. She called this taupe-y nude ‘Very Victoria’ shade one of her go-tos in a 2015 interview with The Daily Express.

Meghan’s wedding edit on ShopMy also featured this Dior face palette, which contains four blendable, shimmering shades that double as blush and highlighter.

Meghan’s former makeup artist, Lydia Sellers, previously told Today that she would often mix this illuminating Charlotte Tilbury primer with foundation to “give it a pearlescent, healthy glow that looks like it’s coming from within.”

“With a bolder eye and flawless skin, I like to keep Meghan’s lips more natural-looking to balance the look,” Sellers also told Today. “These are really nice for a natural hint of color while moisturizing the lips. I love to use these in more nude/pink tones when working with Meghan because of their simplicity.”

To combat breakouts, Meghan uses this gentle Tata Harper Clarifying Mask packed with AHAs, salicylic acid, and quartz micro-crystals that gently buff away blemish-causing bacteria and build-up.

In a 2015 interview with The Daily Express, Meghan called out Jo Malone’s Wild Bluebell cologne as one of her essential daytime fragrances. The light floral scent features notes of bluebell, persimmon, wild rose, and white musk.

“This [Tatcha face mist] is amazing because it tones the skin and preps it for foundation while leaving it with a dewy surface,” Sellers shared with Today ahead of the royal wedding. “It also freshens up your makeup after a few hours of wear.”

Sellers—whose other celebrity clients include Kate Upton and ABC’s The bachelorette Becca Kufrin—called this Giorgio Armani foundation one of her all-time favorite makeup products. She loves it for its “luminosity” and how “it looks and feels like skin when it goes on the face.”

Dior’s Backstage Concealer helped Meghan achieve her flawless wedding day makeup, minimizing dark circles and reducing under-eye puffiness with its caffeine-infused formula.