Olivia Attwood uses this TikTok viral setting spray to lock in her TV make-up
If you're wondering how a TV personality keeps their make-up locked in through long sessions in front of the camera, look no further. Olivia Attwood has just given her Instagram followers a look into the beauty products she uses when filming for her TV show, including a viral setting spray that comes with an affordable price tag.
Appearing among other popular brands, keen-eyed fans might have spotted the new and viral sensation that is Huda Beauty's Easy Bake Setting Spray. It starts at £15 at Sephora and is also available to buy from Boots, Cult Beauty, and Beauty Bay.
Hidden among the iconic One/Size 'Til Dawn setting spray and the TikTok viral Kryolan fixing spray is this new gem from the cult-favourite brand Huda Beauty.
Touted as a long-lasting setting spray that blurs pores, controls shine, and locks makeup for 16 hours, this gem from Huda Beauty is the perfect finishing touch for your beauty look.
Armed with an array of skincare ingredients, this setting spray's formula harnesses the hydrating properties of five types of hyaluronic acid to improve barrier function, ensuring your makeup stays exactly where you want it. It also works in combination with mineral clay, which absorbs excess oil, and rice starch to reduce irritation, letting you wave goodbye to make-up slipping in problem areas.
Designed to veil the complexion in a fine, light-as-air liquid without causing smudges or running, this setting spray promises to melt the skin, refine the complexion's texture and act as a skin shield, keeping your make-up fresh from dawn to dusk, whether you're off to work, running errands, on a night out or filming a hit reality show.
With prices starting from £15 for 30ml, you can pick up a 100ml bottle for £28 from Sephora, Cult Beauty, Boots or Beauty Bay.
And it's not just Olivia who loves this setting spray, as plenty of rave reviews pour in. One 5-star rater gushes: "One of my favorite setting sprays. Blurs my pores and fine lines quite well without leaving my skin feeling dry."
Another buyer beams: " Genuinely transfer proof. My makeup as survived the Mexico humidity like no other."
Further songs of praise comes from this shopper who says: " Keeps the makeup locked in place all day long they really weren't joking about the 16 hr long wear."
And the accolades keep coming from this customer who shares: " This setting spray is incredible. It locks all of off layers into place and blends my products beautifully. I wore this in a hot 95F day and was in a pool being splashed and my makeup didn't run. I fully believe in its power."
A fifth does share one minor grievance, writing: " This is the best setting spray on the market no doubt. I loveeee all huda's products so bad i mean yes it does spit out spray and the ball occasionally gets stuck but that's a price i'm willing to pay when a product works this good."
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