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7NEWS
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- 7NEWS
Lindsay Lohan just wore this $55 Aussie-made foundation on the red carpet: Naked Sundays
Freaky Friday fans get ready — it's just a matter of weeks before the sequel Freakier Friday hits cinemas around the world. Co-stars Lindsay Lohan and Jamie Lee Curtis took to the red carpet in LA, to celebrate the moment we've all been waiting for — the reboot of the classic 2003 film. Our research tells us that we have celebritiy makeup artist Ash Holm (who has worked with the Kardashians) to thank for Lindsay Lohan's gorgeous glow, along with the helping hand of a familiar product. It turns out that Lohan's fresh-faced complexion was courtesy of our very own Aussie-brand; Naked Sundays. Home to SPF-infused products that have previously risen to celeb-approved status, Holm credits the best-selling foundation tint for Lohan's flawless base. 'For the most camera-ready, natural skin @naked_ sundays BeautyScreen™ SPF50 Peptide Foundation Tint shade 1,' Ash wrote on Instagram. Retailing for just $54.95, you can find your perfect shade among the 15 buildable colours on offer. Always read the label and follow the directions for use. Jam-packed with all the good ingredients, Naked Sundays BeautyScreen SPF50 Foundation Tint contains polygutamic acid, peptides and olive-derived squalane to keep the complexion smooth and supple. Fragrance free and sensitive skin friendly, this lightweight tint is available in 15 buildable shades. Non-greasy with a semi-matte finish, it's suitable for natural makeup looks or going full glam (just like Lohan).
7NEWS
20-05-2025
- Entertainment
- 7NEWS
Get a movie star glow with these celebrity-favourite Aussie beauty products
Want to achieve that movie star glow? US Actress, Dakota Johnston has been spotted wearing Aussie beauty brand Naked Sundays on the red carpet at the Cannes Film Festival. The actress embraced a fresh, radiant look, showcasing several of the brand's cult-favourite SPF-infused products — including a $38 blush stick that's already generating buzz. Makeup artist Georgie Eisdell created the look, drawing inspiration directly from Johnson's intricate gown. Her goal was to achieve a luminous, natural finish that highlighted Dakota's features without overpowering them, focusing on soft definition and a healthy glow. To even out the complexion, Eisdell used the BeautyScreen Mineral Peptide Foundation Tint in Shade #2. The lightweight formula provided a sheer layer of coverage, enhancing Johnson's natural skin tone and allowing it to shine through with minimal product. The result was a luminous base that felt fresh and refined, perfect for the red carpet. Next, the CabanaGlow SPF50 Mineral Glow Serum Drops in Bronze were used to subtly sculpt the face. Applied along the jawline, cheekbones, and forehead, the serum drops brought gentle warmth and dimension, giving the effect of a soft, sun-kissed contour. For the cheeks, Eisdell reached for the SPF50 GlowBalm Mineral Peptide Stick in Dusty Rose Pink, building a natural flush before adding a hint of Pink Pop to the apples of the cheeks. The Glow Balms retail for $38 and are packed with skin-loving ingredients including hydrating peptides, vitamin E and cacao seed oil (with no nasties). The combination gave Dakota a vibrant yet understated finish, echoing the romantic tones of her outfit. To bring the look full circle, she also used Dusty Rose Pink on the lips, creating a seamless monochromatic glow. Eisdell praised the versatility of Naked Sundays, noting the brand's unique ability to blend skincare benefits with high-performance beauty. 'Naked Sundays products are gorgeous for a red carpet look, ' she says. 'They combine high-performance skincare, SPF, and makeup-friendly formulas so I get beauty glow to the skin.' Shoppers have given the Blush Stick, a 5-star rating on Naked Sundays website. Naked Sundays is a product line that is a hybrid between skincare and suncare. Samantha is a former 7NEWS reporter who launched her game-changing sunscreen brand Naked Sundays in 2019. She worked with some of the best makeup artists and skin experts to create 'a product that wouldn't create a white cast under bright studio lights'. 'Especially with the high rates of melanoma, I saw it as such an important and vital product that was missing in the market,' she explained to Best Picks. Many other celebrities are also fans of the brand, 'this year we have had Suki Waterhouse, Anna Kendrick, Chrishell Strause, Ariana Greenblatt, Kaley Cucinoco and now Khloe Kardashian,' use the products,' Samantha said.
