Nicole Kidman wore Beauty Pie’s Superluminous Skin Glow Filter Brightener Primer to the Los Angeles Babygirl premiere. Shop it on the brand’s website for $42.
Tamim is a beauty writer at InStyle, with nearly a decade of experience writing about beauty, fashion, wellness, and music.. The Los Angeles premiere of the movie happened this week, and Kidman looked amazing. Her makeup looked natural and radiant thanks in part toAs a cosmetic product, Beauty Pie’s primer evens out skin tone, blurs pores and imperfections, enhances radiance, smooths texture, and elongates makeup wear.
If you apply it with this method, shoppers say it “looks like natural skin… can’t tell wearing makeup.
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