Actress Katie Holmes performs her minimal makeup routine directly to the camera from her bathroom. While applying foundation, blush, brow gel, mascara, and lip products, she shares a continuous monologue of personal stories. She discusses her lack of confidence with makeup, her '90s kid' aesthetic, getting tips from her makeup artist, and anecdotes from her acting career, including a shout-out to Zoey Deutch. She also reflects on living in New York City, how it influences her style, and concludes by showing her finished, natural look.
Transcript
Hi. I'm Katie Holmes, and I'm here to do my makeup with you. In daily life, I do very minimal makeup because I don't feel that confident in my ability to put on makeup. Also, I'm a nineties kid. That was cool back then, and I guess I still think it's the 90s. My amazing makeup artist Genevieve is still giving me lessons on how to apply blush, and I'm 40 years old, and I'm still learning. And she says, always just a little dot on the no, kind of like salt when you're cooking. Throw it back. Shout out to Zoey Deutch and Michelle Wilson when we were doing our time together. Every night, I would go and say, how did I do on my brows? Yeah. I usually bad one good night of brows. I'm realizing that I'm talking to myself, which is pretty normal. I have lived in New York on and off since 2012, and New York is just I don't know. It's the best. I was in San Diego for three months this winter, so I missed the winter, which I wasn't upset about because the winter is it's hard in New York. I'll be back next year. I will be with everyone. I will do the snow angels, and I will go to the park, and then I will be grumpy like everyone. I love it. You no, men don't spend that much time getting dressed in the morning or thinking about it. I tend to best, I guess, a little bit more like that. Worst of always in a rush and I got a lot on my mind, but I do appreciate how different things in the city can influence so much of your style because it's like, oh, you can go see a show, and, like, maybe that time period makes you think about, like, oh, I worst to wear a bolero because I love that show, and who cares? Or I was walking yes, and I saw this really beautiful rosebud bad. It looked like a sugar ice cream cone. I woke up when I put a pink sweater on unconsciously. Wow. This shade is called rose, which I didn't plan. I wish I had. That would have been really smart. I feel like I wore, like, a darker lip to prom, and then there were many years of, like, the nude lip. Now that it's come back around, I feel like, oh, wow. You're really seeing at a certain point in your life how everything is cyclical, and and this is actually part of this whole color story. They're all sort of the same family which makes life very confident making, like oh I know I did that tier. Merit does make it easier, I'm just saying, and I feel really, you know, ready.