“Woman, simply do it!” singer-songwriter and 5-time Grammy nominee Coco Jones says as she welcomes Vogue into her toilet. We’re right here to be taught all the sweetness secrets and techniques behind her on a regular basis skincare routine and 

First, after all, is a cleanser. “I like one thing easy, however with a function,” Jones says as she works up The Inkey Checklist’s Salicylic Acid Cleanser into a pleasant lather. And whereas she confesses, “I do not absolutely know what toner does,” she’s nonetheless utilizing it (“it does one thing”)—skipping the cotton pad and simply utilizing her palms to pat the product into place. 

“One factor a couple of darkish spot is it’ll be there for a cute three to 4 enterprise months,” she says. “I am attempting to keep away from that course of totally.” The merchandise that assist her try this embody Tatcha’s The Dewy Pores and skin Cream, Shisedo’s City Setting Oil Free Sunscreen SPF 42 (“All my melanin queens, you do want sunscreen woman!” she proclaims), and Glow Recipe’s Watermelon Glow Niacinamide Dew Drops Serum. Ending off with the traditional Laneige Lip Glowy Balm,  Jones is feeling “glow dot com” and is able to transfer into her make-up routine. 

Whereas she brushes and units her fluffy brows, Jones spills the main points on her traumatic over-plucking story (too relatable). Subsequent, she disperses two totally different shades of the Danessa Myricks Magnificence Yummy Pores and skin Serum Basis onto the again of her hand. “I will take the darker on on my brow and [lower part of the face], after which I will deliver the lighter moments [on my cheeks, and I just get to blending.” This technique gives her complexion products dimension and depth—no one note, single shade flat-faced beauty look here. 

After a little contour and conceal action, she reveals her anti-crease secret, which involves two different types of powder and “keep looking up, don’t you dare look down!” 

As Jones talks us through her Grammy night plans (which do include an outfit change) she adds a pop of soft pink blush, shadows from a Danessa Myricks Beauty palette, liner, and mascara. “I am very proud of my eyelashes,” she says as she wiggles the wand. “I have been tempted to get lash extensions but I don’t think it’s my truth.” Her unorthodox mascara technique includes a “wink-wink-wink” movement and a flick of the wrist she calls “hook, line, and sinker”—the end result being perfectly lacquered and curled lashes, so she’s onto something.