Úrsula Corberó Breaks Down Her Rosy And Radiant Makeup Routine

Beauty, Celebrity September 9, 2021 By Jessica Torrente

Photo Credit: ShutterstockWe can relate to Úrsula Corberó — aka the infamous ‘Tokyo’ on the Spanish series “Money Heist” — because like most of us, the 32-year-old actress won’t begin her beauty regimen without pulling back her bangs using an adorable spa headband embellished with a kitschy black bow. The accessory actually went perfectly with the gentle pink makeup that she demonstrated on a recent segment of Vogue’s Beauty Secrets. However, she didn’t keep the bow on for too long.

Before adding a touch of rosy radiance, Corberó prepped her canvas with a handful of skincare products: exfoliator, toner, serum, eye masks and eye cream. Of course, she didn’t forget to moisturize; in fact, she came ready with two in hand but opted for the Janssen Cosmetics Platinum Care Day Cream.

“Let’s start with the funnest part, which is the makeup,” Corberó said before curling her lashes. After filling in both brows with a pencil, she daubed her face with two primers and followed with a combination of two Chanel Les Beiges foundation shades. Concealer and lip balm came shortly after.

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Moving on to her look featuring “pink and cherry tones,” Corberó blended an assortment of rose and rust-toned eyeshadows across her lids and lash line. Signaling air quotes with her fingers, she applied “fake eyeliner” using a dark glittery pink shadow. Mascara completed the eyes, and generous amounts of blush gave Corberó the perfect flush. Then she created a flawless pout using a MAC pencil and Fenty’s Beauty Stunna Lip Paint. Finally, she swept highlighter over her cheeks and nose to add a sublime gleam to her look.

After loosely styling her hair — at this point, the bow came off — and enhancing her moles with a pencil, Corberó stepped back and admired her finished creation: “Savage. Wild. Natural but glowy. Amazing. Gorgeous. Badass.” We couldn’t agree more.