Sabrina Carpenter’s MUA Just Shared Her Signature “Baby Doll” Blush Combo

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Sabrina Carpenter’s MUA Just Shared Her Signature “Baby Doll” Blush Combo

Sabrina Carpenter is known for many things, including, but not limited to extremely catchy, can’t-get-it-out-of-your-head music, a vintage 1950s-inspired aesthetic, and bright pink blush. The latter can be attributed to her celebrity makeup artist and Armani Beauty artist, Carolina Gonzalez, who often creates the singer’s show-stopping looks. In fact, Gonzalez most recently created Carpenter’s look for her latest “Short n’ Sweet” concert in New York.

There, Gonzalez used the singer’s signature blush combo to achieve her “baby doll” look. And lucky for us, we have all the details. Keep scrolling to see the exact products Gonzalez uses to create Carpenter’s now-iconic blush look!

Armani Beauty

Luminous Silk Cheek Tint in Bold Pink

The first product is Armani Beauty’s Luminous Silk Cheek Tint in the shade Bold Pink. This is a classic shade of bubblegum pink that gives the skin a bright, youthful appearance. But Gonzalez doesn’t stop there… She combines it with another color to create Carpenter’s custom look.

Armani Beauty

Luminous Silk Cheek Tint in Delicate Mauve

Here’s the second shade Gonzalez uses. It’s a slightly darker, rosier pink. She mixes the two together before applying them to Carpenter’s cheeks. These blushes have a dewy, light-reflecting finish similar to the brand’s iconic Luminous Silk Foundation ($69), which explains why the singer always looks so dewy on and off the stage.

Armani Beauty

Luminous Silk Glow Blush in Amore

Here’s where it gets interesting. Gonzalez doesn’t set Carpenter’s blush with a translucent powder or setting spray. She sets it with…wait for it…more blush. Specifically, she sets it with the Armani Beauty Luminous Silk Glow Blush. Again, she mixes two shades. The first one is Amore, which is a dusty rose color.

Armani Beauty

Luminous Silk Glow Blush in Ecstasy

The second shade she uses is called Ecstasy, and it’s a bright pink color. Now, please excuse us while we try setting our liquid blush with powder blush for a bold, long-lasting effect à la Sabrina Carpenter.