Dua Lipa’s got “New Rules” for summer glam.
The pop phenom took to her Service 95 blog on Thursday to share her warm-weather beauty must-haves, telling readers she tends to “change up [her] routine” for the season.
“Just thinking about bringing them with me to the beach is getting me so excited for my holidays,” wrote the star, whose recent trips have included an appearance at the LA “Barbie” premiere clad in a skin-baring crystal mesh dress.
When it comes to caring for her skin, Lipa’s go-tos include the Elta MD Broad Spectrum SPF 46 ($40) — “Never leave home without a really great SPF,” she instructed.
Elta MD Broad Spectrum SPF 46 ($40)
Sol de Janeiro Brazilian Bum Bum Cream ($46)
Plenty of stars protect their famous faces with the brand’s sunscreens, as Hailey Bieber once called the tinted version ($41) her “holy grail” in an Elle interview, while Kourtney Kardashian and Brooke Shields have both name-dropped the original version.
Bieber and Lipa are also on the same page when it comes to Sol de Janeiro Brazilian Bum Bum Cream ($46), which the latter described as a “nourishing, firming lotion you can use all over.”
The Rhode founder also raved over the product, once saying it “smells amazing” during a Sephora shopping spree with Refinery 29.
Tatcha Kissu Lip Mask ($29)
Caudalie Beauty Elixir Face Mist ($49)
As for hydration for the lips, instead? The “One Kiss” singer praised the Tatcha Kissu Lip Mask ($29) from celeb-loved label Tatcha, dubbing it a product “for super-hydrated, plump lips.”
Her go-to hot buys for hot weather days also include the Caudalie Beauty Elixir Face Mist ($49) — which she dubbed a “great for an on-the-go glow boost.”
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When it comes to tress-taming staples, she selected the Ouai Wave Spray ($22, originally $28) from celebrity hairstylist Jen Atkin’s haircare brand “for weightless beachy waves.”
Time to make — and catch — some waves.