This Was the *Scorching* Heat–Proof Mascara Every Woman Wore on the Set of White Lotus

Here's the exact mascara that all the women wore on the set of The White Lotus. The three-in-one volumizing, lengthening, and defining formula contains a vegan beeswax alternative for a buildable, budge-proof lash look. As lash-obsessed beauty editors, we're big fans of this mascara, and we'd go so far as to say that it's underrated. Apparently, Hickey agrees.

“The Make Beauty Lash Prototype Mascara was used on every single woman this season of White Lotus," she said. "It adds so much volume but never smudges, which would have been a disaster with the scorching temps of Thailand! We needed a mascara to add volume and length without budging and this mascara was the perfect fit for filming.”

Thanks to Hickey's detailed Instagram videos, we know a few more of the actual products she used on set. Keep scrolling to see some of our favorite ones!

Hickey mentions this sunscreen during a breakdown of Michelle Monaghan's look, which was meant to be natural, glowing, and "clean." She calls it a "safe choice" because it will protect the skin from UV rays with "no breakouts, no irritation."

"As for her makeup, we used a lot of Ciele Cosmetics," Hickey says. "They aren't pore-clogging but they also have SPF in them. Their Tint & Protect is like a serum foundation. I would actually use a lighter color on the middle of her face and a darker color on the outside. It gives this nice depth without having any harshness."

For Aimee Lou Wood's character, Chelsea, Hickey mixed this daily SPF primer with another glow-boosting primer (more on that in a minute) to create a "really beautiful base for makeup."

Here's the second primer. This one has a unique formula that does the (seemingly) impossible. It boosts the skin's glow without emphasizing texture or pores thanks to soft-focus blurring powders that give the skin an airbrushed quality.

Hickey says she used the Hourglass Ambient Soft Glow Foundation on Wood, specifically. The weightless formula offers buildable, medium coverage with a light-diffusing effect.

To "play up" brown and berry tones in Wood's makeup, Hickey used this cream blush in the shade After Hours. "Don't forget the nose," she says.

As for the lip look, Hickey says she alternated between using Maybelline's BabyLips Lip Balm ($4) and this beautiful, berry-colored lip oil from social media–favorite beauty brand Merit.

For more insight and products, I highly recommend following Hickey on Instagram.