- Celebrity makeup artist Daniel Martin told INSIDER his must-have products for glowing skin.
- He recommends simple products by Tatcha, Honest Beauty, and Dior for light coverage and a subtle glow.
- Martin also thinks accentuating your favorite features is key.
Meghan Markle'sroyal wedding to Prince Harry was stunning for several reasons, but her low-key makeup and glowing complexion basically stole the show.
Her makeup artist for the day Daniel Martin came by the INSIDER office to chat all things makeup and his partnership with the Hilton Passport Project, and we, of course, had to pick his brain on how to achieve that glowing look his clients like Jessica Alba and Demi Lovato turn to him for.
Martin has become known as a master of "no makeup" makeup, which he thinks really resonated with people when Markle walked down the aisle with her natural freckles shining through.
"She kind of showed the world that you don't need a lot to be comfortable in your own skin," Martin told INSIDER. "And I think now people are starting to feel confident and owning their own beauty because they don't need a lot."
Though he didn't reveal exactly what he used on Markle for the big day, he did tell us some of the must-have products that he always has on-hand when working with high-profile clients. First up is Tatcha's The Silk Canvas Primer ($52).
"It blurs out imperfections and it creates this nice luminosity to the skin," he said.
For those looking for just a light level of coverage that will let your natural features shine through, Martin recommends Dior Backstage Foundation ($40).
"It has this beautiful medium coverage to the skin that looks like skin," Martin told INSIDER. "It gives you that really beautiful radiance that everybody wants, that they think they need a lot of time to do, but they actually don't."
Martin also lists Honest Beauty's Magic Balm ($12) as another of his go-to products, and he recommends using it as both a moisturizer and soft highlighter.
"Honest Beauty has this incredible Magic Balm that you can use on the highest parts of your face," Martin said. "It's this beautiful emollient base that you can actually hydrate your lips with. I'll use it on the collarbone, the eyelids."
Martin is currently using his expertise by partnering with Hilton's Passport Project to give people tips and tricks for looking their best in photographs, whether you're hitting the red carpet or simply getting your passport photo taken.
If you can't manage to stop by one of Hilton's events for some in-person advice, Martin says the key is basically to find and highlight your favorite features — and pair it with lots of confidence.
"Find what you're most proud of and just accentuate that," Martin said. "Because at the end of the day it's about owning your own beauty and feeling confident in your own skin."
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