I’m also at the age right now when I’m figuring out what I like, and that means I get to be playful and not take everything so seriously. I have freckles, which is something that a lot of people don’t know until they meet me, because they’re very easily covered, so I try to not cover them so much. But, when I’m just doing my own makeup and I keep it light, I have things that work for me and things that I feel like enhance my natural features. I think there were a lot of really incredible actresses in the ‘60s that I’ve loved taking inspiration from. you know, I always loved Brigitte Bardot as a beauty reference. I’ve figured out a way that I really like to do my own makeup, and it’s definitely inspired by. It can be very easy to sweat in makeup and have super long days when you’re wearing it, so I try not to wear it all the time.
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I like to give my skin a break when I’m on set a lot. I definitely love doing makeup, love playing with makeup, but I don’t wear it every day. My mom was a dancer, and I have three older sisters, so makeup and dress-up has always been a huge part of my life, which probably crossed over into me wanting to sing and act. I started doing dance recitals when I was a little girl, like three or four. It actually has my days a lot, just by taking those couple seconds to do that, because I think otherwise it's very easy to read something that is either good or bad news, but it just affects you in a weird way.Ī post shared by Sabrina Carpenter (opens in new tab) This is very corny, but I do try to list things that I'm grateful for first thing in the morning, just so I can start off my day hopefully in an attempt to make it more positive, before anything else kind of gets into my head. If it's a day on-set, it's usually before the sun is up-and before my brain is up as well. My internal alarm clock kind of gets me up really early. If I'm working on music, it's a little bit of a more graceful wake-up call, so sometimes 9 or 10, but I usually wake up much earlier. So, here’s what works for her, and her only, day to day. “Every time I’ve ever met someone that really was just so genuinely, authentically themselves, it’s such a beautiful thing, and you can kind of feel that radiating off of them,” she says. “I can be a perfectionist in that sense, but I've also tried to learn over the last year to let things go before you're ready to let them go,” she tells Marie Claire.Īs Carpenter shares her (minimalist, subject-to-change) beauty routine with us, she emphasizes that we all need to do what works for us in beauty as in life-whether that’s accentuating our natural features or borrowing a friend’s face cream in a pinch.
The album will be released on July 15, but impatient fans can currently stream Carpenter’s new single, “Vicious.“ If it sounds like this album has been a long time coming, it’s because the star wanted it to be the best it could be. “Actress” is just one of the many hats she wears, though: Carpenter has just announced her first perfume, for instance, and she's working on her fifth album-her first with Island Records-something she's been pursuing since the start of the pandemic.
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The 23-year-old is set to star in, and produce, the upcoming movie Alice in Wonderland, a musical reimagining of the classic fairytale. These are “ fast times” for Sabrina Carpenter.
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