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These are the exact makeup products Florence Pugh wore on the Oscars 2023 red carpet

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The 95th Academy Awards took place in Los Angeles on Sunday night, and Hollywood’s A-list was out in full force. From Michelle Yeoh and Michael B. Jordan to Nicole Kidman and Austin Butler, the stars took to the champagne carpet for the biggest awards show of the year.

Actress Florence Pugh was also in attendance on Oscars night and presented the awards for Adapted and Original Screenplay alongside Andrew Garfield. For the special evening, Pugh opted for a daring look from Valentino Couture. She finished off her epic combo of a voluminous dress and black hot pants with Tiffany & Co. jewels (see her full look here!).

The 27-year-old looked absolutely gorgeous, and makeup artist Alex Babsky used all Valentino Beauty products to create her soft glam beauty look. Keep scrolling to see the exact products!

Credit: Arturo Holmes/Getty Images
Credit: Arturo Holmes/Getty Images

Babsky used Very Valentino Foundation in shade MA2 all over Pugh’s face and brightened her undereye area with Very Valentino Concealer in the shade LN4. He then used hyaluronic acid-packed V-Lighter in Rosa to make her skin glow.

For the eye look, Babsky used Twin Liner in Black & Nero and Magnificent Mascara for long and smudge-proof lashes. Babsky filled in Pugh’s brows with Brow Trio in shade 01 Taupe and then applied Eye2Cheek Blush and Eyeshadow in shade 09 Poudre. Babsky finished off the look with a nude lip, thanks to Rosso Valentino Refillable Lipstick in 112R.

The end result? Fresh, timeless and totally worth recreating.

Sephora

Valentino Very Valentino 24 Hour Long Wear Liquid Foundation

Pugh wears shade MA2.
$60 at Sephora
Sephora

Valentino Very Valentino 24 Hour Wear Hydrating Concealer

Pugh wears shade LN4.
$35 at Sephora
Sephora

Valentino V-Lighter Illuminating Face Primer and Highlighter

Pugh wears shade Rosa.
$58 at Sephora
Sephora

Valentino Twin Liner Gel and Liquid Eyeliner

Pugh wears shade Black & Nero.
$40 at Sephora
Sephora

Valentino Magnificent Smudgeproof Volumizing Mascara

This mascara has a long-wear formula.
$32 at Sephora
Sephora

Valentino Brow Trio Eyebrow Liner

Pugh wears shade 01 Taupe.
$40 at Sephora
Sephora

Valentino Eye2Cheek Eyeshadow and Blush

Pugh wears shade 09 Poudre.
$52 at Sephora
Sephora

Valentino Rosso Valentino High Pigment Refillable Lipstick

Pugh wears shade 112R Blushing Nude.
$45 at Sephora

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