Selena Gomez's Glowy Pink Manicure Doesn't Come From a Nail Polish

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, never-ending press run is the gift that keep on giving.Fresh off of and smack in the middle of with fiancé , I Said I Love You First, Gomez took a moment to celebrate her latest launch.

According to the Rare Beauty website, the are a matte powder blush enriched with hydrating skincare ingredients, giving cheeks “an airy, cloud-like flush” with a “weightless, natural matte finish that won’t settle into creases, emphasize skin texture, or dry you out.”Gomez proved all that and more at a Rare Beuaty event at the Corner Store in New York City on March 26.

For this outing, Gomez echoed her album's romantic vibes by arriving in an all-red fit, making a statement in a turtleneck dress with a sculptural rose detail and matching blazer, red Manolo Blahnik heels, and sparkling floral rings designed by Effy Jewelry.Selena Gomez attends a Rare Beauty event for new Bouncy Blush at the Corner Store in SoHo on March 26, 2025.Makeup artist Hung Vanngo continued the rose theme with her makeup look, utilizing Rare Beauty's and in the cool pink shade, Happy.

Of course, the matte finish of the blush and ultra glossy lip, which were lined with the in the shade Talented, is the perfect antidote for those who are looking to divert from clean girl makeup trends in spring 2025.This content can also be viewed on the site it from.Selena Gomez could have kept the matchy-matchy look going by keeping , but celebrity nail artist Tom Bachik decided to capture her “” with a soft pink manicure—but the touch of color didn't come from the polish.Instead, Bachik created this rosy glow from within by starting with Après Nails' in the neutral pink shade Maisie, opting for a short coffin-shaped style.