I've been dying to know what foundation Meghan Markle wears for years. Why? It's simple: Her foundation offers a good amount of coverage yet doesn't look like makeup on her skin. It's so glowy, and, well, skin-like. (For proof, reference the makeup look she wore to attend the 2024 ESPYs.) Let's just say that "glowy" is an understatement for Markle's complexion. As a fan of natural-looking foundations, I've often wondered what product she—and her long-time makeup artist Daniel Martin—use to achieve such a flawless finish.
Well, the day has finally come, and I finally have the details I've been yearning for. Martin used an undetectable (and underrated) cream-balm foundation to create Markle's ESPYs look. Did I mention it's available on Amazon?
Here's another look at Markle's skin. Keep scrolling to see the exact foundation she wore to achieve such a glowy, skin-first finish.
Meghan Markle's Exact "No Makeup" Foundation
Here it is—No Makeup Makeup's Foundation. It's a cream-balm formula that, true to its name, looks almost undetectable on the skin. But somehow, it still provides adequate coverage (the brand describes it as being "buildable.") The 4-in-1 formula conceals, corrects, camouflages, and diffuses in a single step.
The brand says it's designed for people who love a "less is more" approach, so it makes sense why Markle and Martin reach for it. She has a sophisticated, minimalist approach to beauty and fashion that I love. Seeing as this formula blends effortlessly and provides a "second-skin" effect, it seems to fit the bill.
It's available in 13 shades and features a FlexShade technology that adapts to the skin's unique undertones. It's also vegan, fragrance-free, and cruelty-free. BRB—I'm adding it to my Amazon cart.
5 More Skin Prep and Makeup Products for a Meghan Markle-Level Glow
This anti-aging serum smooths and plumps the skin for better makeup application. It's thanks to bakuchiol, a retinol alternative that offers all of the benefits of vitamin A derivatives without the irritation.
Charlotte Tilbury's Magic Cream Moisturizer is so good. It tackles fine lines, wrinkles, and loss of firmness and elasticity. It also creates the perfect base for makeup.
Another makeup-prepping moisturizer I love is this one that includes hyaluronic acid and vitamin C for plumping and brightening powers. It doubles as a primer.
Speaking of a glowing complexion, I've been using Patrick Ta's new foundation ever since it launched. It provides medium coverage with a radiant finish.
I have to mention the icon that is Armani Beauty's Luminous Silk Foundation. It's beloved by experts, editors, and celebrities for glowy, natural-looking coverage.
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