11 Oscars Beauty Looks Created Using Drugstore Hair, Makeup and Skincare Products

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11 Oscars Beauty Looks Created Using Drugstore Hair, Makeup and Skincare Products

The 2019 Oscars came and went yesterday, leaving us its wake a haze of glamour we can't quite get over. Charlize Theron hit the red carpet at the Dolby Theater in Los Angeles on Sunday, February 24, rocking a brand new brunette bob that was tres chic. Red carpet standout from the entire awards season Lucy Boynton sported a pink smokey eye that was just to die for. And while some celebs’ glam squads turned to designer products to create their looks, others opted for super affordable drugstore products that we can seriously get on board with. Because price truly does not always matter. Amy Adams’ super glam waves looked luxury, but the reason they lasted throughout the night was thanks to a Tresemmé spray that costs less than $5. And sophisticated finish of The Favourite’s Rachel Weisz's hairstyle? That came by way of Dove smoothing spray that anyone can pick up at their local drugstore. But it wasn’t just affordable hair products that glam squads turned to. Jennifer Hudson’s flawless face of makeup was courtesy of drugstore-favorite Burt’s Bees. Her killer glow came from a two-in-one highlighter and bronzer stick that’s price tag is a quaint $13. As for skincare, Amandla Stenberg prepped for the awards show with a refrigerated eye mask from Yes To. With access to so many launches and products, these top celebrities and their glam squads know what really works. Which is why we love to look at all the budget-friendly options they use at such glamorous events, like the Oscars. So from Jennifer Hudson’s diamond radiance to Serena Williams’ sleek pony, see what stars used budget-friendly drugstore hair, makeup and skincare products before walking the 91st annual Academy Awards red carpet.

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11 Oscars Beauty Looks Created Using Drugstore Hair, Makeup and Skincare Products

The 2019 Oscars came and went yesterday, leaving us its wake a haze of glamour we can't quite get over. Charlize Theron hit the red carpet at the Dolby Theater in Los Angeles on Sunday, February 24, rocking a brand new brunette bob that was tres chic. Red carpet standout from the entire awards season Lucy Boynton sported a pink smokey eye that was just to die for. And while some celebs’ glam squads turned to designer products to create their looks, others opted for super affordable drugstore products that we can seriously get on board with. Because price truly does not always matter. Amy Adams’ super glam waves looked luxury, but the reason they lasted throughout the night was thanks to a Tresemmé spray that costs less than $5. And sophisticated finish of The Favourite’s Rachel Weisz's hairstyle? That came by way of Dove smoothing spray that anyone can pick up at their local drugstore. But it wasn’t just affordable hair products that glam squads turned to. Jennifer Hudson’s flawless face of makeup was courtesy of drugstore-favorite Burt’s Bees. Her killer glow came from a two-in-one highlighter and bronzer stick that’s price tag is a quaint $13. As for skincare, Amandla Stenberg prepped for the awards show with a refrigerated eye mask from Yes To. With access to so many launches and products, these top celebrities and their glam squads know what really works. Which is why we love to look at all the budget-friendly options they use at such glamorous events, like the Oscars. So from Jennifer Hudson’s diamond radiance to Serena Williams’ sleek pony, see what stars used budget-friendly drugstore hair, makeup and skincare products before walking the 91st annual Academy Awards red carpet.

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Rachel Weisz

The nominee for The Favourite wore a sleek and embellished hairstyle that was created by Mark Townsend using Dove Care Between Washes Re-Styling Milk to rewet the hair and smooth it down before blowing out. 

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Kristin Cavallari

The reality TV star rocked super cool waves that were undone yet chic. To get them to this in-between point, hairstylist Justine Marjan applied a generous amount of Tresemmé Keratin Smooth Shine Serum, breaking up the curls while boosting their radiance. 

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Amandla Stenberg

The Hate U Give actress’ makeup artist Kali Kennedy used Yes To Coconut Energizing Coffee Eye Mask to depuff underneath her eyes and give a boost of energy before applying makeup. 

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Serena Williams

To celebrate the tennis pro’s beautiful hair texture and iconic cheekbones, hairstylist Nai’vasha Johnson created a pony by saturating the hair in Dove Care Between Washes Re-Hydrating Mist after separating the hair into quadrants and brushing back.

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Jennifer Hudson

Before killing it on the red carpet, the Oscar performer’s makeup artist Adam Burrell used the two-in-one Burt's Bees All Aglow Bronzer and Highlighter Stick in Golden Shimmer to achieve her flawless natural glow. 

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Letitia Wright

The Black Panther actress wore a slicked-back pearl look that her hairstylist Ursula Stephen created using a dollop of Dove Style+Care Curls Defining Mousse to help nourish and protect her textured hair from root to tip after towel drying.

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Amy Adams

Hairstylist John D. created the Oscar nominee’s sleek and smooth waves by spritzing on Tresemmé Compressed Micro Mist Hair Spray Hold Level 3: Boost into dry hair before curling with a large barrel iron. This gave her strawberry blonde stands a bit of movement without any unwanted frizz. 

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Olivia Colman

The Best Actress winner wore her hair in a playfully edgy pixie that was shaped with a bit of Suave Professionals Firm Control Boosting Mousse, which hairstylist Marcus Francis worked through her hair before blowing out with a small round brush.

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Danai Gurira

Makeup artist Tym Buacharern achieved the Black Panther actress’ golden look using Black Opal Beauty, including their ColorSplurge Patent Lips in Copper Tone which delivered a pop of non-sticky shine. 

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Maria Menounos

Finally! An Oscar-worthy accessory that doesn’t cost a fortune. The TV host added two Sincerely Jules x scünci Metal Butterfly headbands to her braided hairstyle, courtesy of Dimitri Giannetos. 

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Lucy Boynton

The blonde beauty's hair was a modern spin on the classic Grace Kelly style. Celebrity hairstylist Jenny Cho used one inch velcro rollers to create the "s" shape before tucking behind her ears and finishing with Suave Professionals Firm Control Finishing Hairspray.