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    Sabrina Carpenter’s *exact* makeup products, revealed

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    Sabrina Carpenter is synonymous with a certain makeup beauty — it’s the wide eyes, voluminous lashes, and blush. Some say it has a vintage pinup vibe; Others choose to describe it with adjectives such as “baby-doll” or “coquette”. Her longtime makeup artist and Armani Beauty Collective member, carolina gonzalezThe Internet is open to all interpretations and even it struggles to describe itself. “Pinup watercolor? I don’t know, pre-war? I don’t know what you want to call it!” However, she knows exactly what, or who, inspired it: Alberto Vargas, an accomplished Peruvian American pinup artist.

    “Alberto Vargas was a huge inspiration to me as an artist,” she says. “He’s my world, sketching and watercoloring and all that stuff. That’s where my love started. I started liking his work, especially his paintings and makeup in watercolour.” Using Vargas’s work as both inspiration and reference, she collaborated with Carpenter herself to create her now-signature makeup look, adopting watercolor and oil-painting techniques into the makeup application process (more on this in a minute).

    Recently, Carpenter took his show on the road, performing on the Lollapalooza South America tour. Then, she headed straight to the California desert to headline Coachella — no big deal. Despite the hot, humid environment, bright stage lights and long, sweaty sets, Carpenter’s makeup consistently looked flawless, and I can think of two reasons: 1) Gonzalez’s aforementioned art-inspired application technique and 2) her selection of some incredibly long-lasting, high-performance makeup products. Ahead, read our exclusive Q&A with Gonzalez, where she opens up about what it’s like to be backstage, teaches us how to layer makeup for a long-lasting look, and even tells us the exact products Carpenter wears.

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    Sabrina Carpenter performing in Brazil

    Carpenter performs on stage in Sao Paulo, Brazil.

    Did you set out to create Sabrina’s now-signature look, or did it happen naturally?

    Sabrina is a person who knows exactly who she is and what she likes. She will come over with inspection pictures and then we will collaborate from there. It’s really a collaboration. I cannot take full responsibility. I just explain, and together, we’re like, “More or less…” It just evolved into that. It’s something that happened naturally.

    I love that she’s one of the girls who brought the inspection photo.

    he is. Most of the time it is just her on tour. I don’t know if people know this or not. I said, “Girl, I don’t think you need me.” She says, “I need you!” I’m like, “Sometimes I look at you, and I think, I wish I did that too.”