5 Aha Moment Beauty Tips I Learned From Taylor Swift

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I love Taylor Swift’s beauty and sense of style. Taylor always looks classy, chic, and beautiful. She always looks perfectly made up. Even if she’s dressed down, she still looks gorgeous.

It’s pretty hard to find a photo of hers that shows a sloppy side. You might even wonder if she is even capable of looking sloppy. She’s always a picture of total perfection.

Even after a workout, she comes out of the gym looking glam as ever. According to cosmopolitan.com:

Now, despite the fact that it would seem only fair that people who go the gym regularly leave after their workouts looking red-faced and disheveled, T-Swift always leaves looking perfectly styled and made up.

How does she do it? You’d think that she goes around with a team of makeup artists just to look glam all the time. Actually, she doesn’t according to a source featured on cosmopolitan.com. If you do it yourself, Taylor, then I believe you just like I believe you wrote and sang all those awesome hit songs of yours.

Here are the 5 aha moment beauty tips I learned from Taylor Swift.

It seems like she never has a bad hair day. Here’s why:

5. Style Hair With Minimal Hair Products As Possible. “My hair is naturally curly, so some days I just let it be. But when I wake up and my hair looks like a mess, I curl my hair by wrapping the hair around the curling iron to create a spiral look. I don’t use any hair products because I have this fear of putting too much mousse in it or something and my hair ending up feeling crunchy. Source: Allure.com

Taylor Swift's Beautiful Hairstyle — Photo courtesy of beautysupport.net

Apparently, it doesn’t take much for her to keep her red lipstick on for a very long time.

4. The Translucent Powder Secret For Lips. “I swipe on my lipstick, place a tissue between my lips, and blot. Then, if I really need the color to last, I hold the tissue against my mouth and brush translucent powder over it, which sets the color. Source: Redbookmag.com