The temperatures are heating up, so we asked five top Indianapolis-area makeup artists what their most-loved summer makeup products are for 2022. Here’s what they recommend to keep your face looking fresh and glowing, even when you’re sweating on hot days:
AMBER WESTON, MAKEUP ARTIST
AESTHETIC ARTIST AGENCY
@AMBEEARTISTRY
“Glow Recipe Watermelon Glow Niacinamide Dew Drops give a dewy summertime glow that brightens the skin. Great for all skin types!”
COLLEEN KONOWITZ, MAKEUP ARTIST
AESTHETIC ARTIST AGENCY
@COLLEENKONOWITZ
“My must-have product is the Anti-Aging Face Tint by Chantecaille. It adds a beautiful and natural looking, sun-kissed glow with skin plumping and soothing benefits.”
JESSICA WINCHELL, MAKEUP ARTIST
AESTHETIC ARTIST AGENCY
@JMARIEMAKEUP
“LimeLife Perfect Glow Drops in three shades — Champagne, Bronze, and Rosé. They’re perfect for giving skin that healthy luminous summer glow. Can be used under foundation, mixed in, or on top. Take it a step further and pop a little more on the high points of your face to create more dimension and fierceness. Rawr!”
LORENA SOMERS, MAKEUP ARTIST
AESTHETIC ARTIST AGENCY
@LORENASOMERSMAKEUP
“My must-have product for summer is Evian Brumisateur® Natural Mineral Water Facial Spray. Anyone can use it, whether to hydrate, refresh makeup, rinse, cool down when under the sun, as a setting spray, or for hair or body. The uses for this product are endless. My favorite is their travel size — you can carry it everywhere.”
NIKKI BROWN, MAKEUP ARTIST
NIKKIBROWNMAKEUP.COM
AESTHETIC ARTIST AGENCY
@NIKKIBROWNMAKEUP
“Cream blush (like the Air Matte Blush from NARS Cosmetics) is a hot trend for summer that adds glow to the skin and gives a fresh, more natural look. It can also be tapped on the lips and double as a lip stain!”
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Nikki Brown’s photo by Faith Blackwell Photography.
Stephanie Groves is the Executive Editor of Indy Maven, and she ends up sweating most of her makeup off in the summer.
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