The Foundation Behind Meghan Markle's Glowy Skin - According To Her Former Make-Up Artist

If, like the rest of the UK, you've been staring at Meghan Markle's flawless skin and wondering how she manages to look oh-so glowy all of the time? Well, you're in luck. Because not only has her fave facialist shared the skincare rules she'll follow in the run up to the wedding, but now, her former makeup artist has revealed the foundation behind thaaat dreamy complexion...

Yep, Lydia Sellers worked as Meghan's makeup artist for two years, before the Suits star moved to the UK full-time. In that time, she revealed to Refinery29 that Meghan was 'in-the-know' about beauty, and when it came to her base products she knew what she liked - and what she didn't. Sellers' explained 'Every time I'd do her makeup, she'd say, "Can we just make sure my freckles are peeking through? I don't want a ton of foundation,"'. With that in mind, Lydia would always opt for Giorgio Armani's Luminous Silk Foundation, as the formula could easily be sheered out with a Beautyblender.

Giorgio Armani Luminous Silk Foundation, £40

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Meghan Markle and her makeup artist aren't the only fans of Giorgio Armani's Luminous Silk, the cult product has built up a BIG following online. A regular feature on Sephora's 'Best-Sellers' list, it's has racked up over 1.3K 5-star reviews from buyers to date.

One reviewer wrote:

'This foundation was a game changer for me. I've worked with hair and makeup for many many years and have never quite found a universal full cover foundation that works for every person I use it on (me included)! Also, for someone who struggles with problem skin (helloooo cystic/hormonal acne!), this product saves me. It is a serious confidence booster. Coverage is buildable, which is nice. If I do a light layer, you can still see some freckles popping out- great for the natural look. A little goes a long way. Tones are versatile and mix well. I have a light complexion with golden undertones (4 is a good match). Absolutely worth the price!'

Well, if it's good enough for a soon-to-be-royal (and 1,300 Sephora buyers), I'm convinced...