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Kim Kardashian masters 5-minute makeup routine

The reality TV star is consolidating her businesses under a single brand name
Kim Kardashian (Photo credit: Bang Media)

Kim Kardashian can do her own makeup in as little as five minutes.


The reality superstar admitted that even though she is “not as skilled” as the team she employs to get her ready for high-profile events, she “loves” being able to do it herself and has learned “all the tricks” during her years in the business.


“I pretty much can do my makeup in five minutes. And so when I do my makeup myself, I used to do all mattes before, and now I like a little bit more creams. So I’ll do like more cream bronzer, cream blush, cream highlighter. And then mascara and lip liner, that’s my go-to. I quickly do concealer, just to kind of spot on my face. But yeah, I love doing my makeup myself,” Kardashian told Harper’s Bazaar.

“I’m not as skilled because I totally tune out when they do my makeup. But I’ve learned so many tricks. I’ve learned all the tricks. And then I have to schedule like full glam sessions where it’s like a lesson, so I can actually learn things,” she added.


“The Kardashians” star has now launched her new cosmetics line SKKN and has incorporated her previous brands KKW Fragrance and KKW Beauty into one with the new venture to save having to run three separate entities. She said that she wants the brand to be completely “authentic” to herself.

“So I always wanted to shut everything down and launch one beauty brand that would have everything you could imagine, from skincare, color cosmetics, fragrance, hair care, nails — whatever, you know, is under the beauty umbrella. When I was rebranding and thinking of a name, I always loved the name SKKN, not just for skin care, but spelled like that, because my initials are in the middle, obviously,” she said.

“This new brand, I want it to be like 100 percent authentically me,” she added. “I didn’t want to do all of the purple shadows and red lips and all this stuff that I don’t personally wear. I always wanted it to be just the products and the color tones that would enhance your skin and your skin tone. And to find, like, huge shade ranges and lips and lip liners and whatever we do, you know; or contouring, and all the stuff that we’ll eventually come out with — I always wanted one brand that can sell all of everything in every beauty category.”

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