Camila Cabello is stepping into a glamorous new era as the latest global ambassador for Tommy Hilfiger. The 29 year old singer songwriter recently opened up about her role as the face of the brand’s newest fragrance, Freedom, admitting that while she isn’t typically a heavy perfume wearer, this specific scent has become her ultimate mood booster. She describes the fragrance as a fresh, vanilla infused blend that feels special enough for major events without being overly intense.
When it comes to her daily beauty routine, Cabello leans toward a soft, dewy aesthetic over a matte finish. While she admits to being a strong eye person who loves a smoky look, she has transitioned lately toward natural bronzy browns. For her lips, she sticks to colors that mimic her own skin tone, frequently reaching for Mary Phillips lip liners and tints from Sacheu. A glossy finish is also non negotiable for her, with Gisou lip oil remaining a permanent fixture in her handbag alongside those essential liners.
Beyond the makeup kit, Cabello believes in the power of simplicity and hydration. Though she jokes about the inconvenience of drinking enough water, she insists it is the best beauty advice she has ever received. She is also embracing a more effortless approach to grooming these days, opting for unkempt eyebrows to maintain a youthful look and relying on Amika soulfood masks to keep her hair nourished. As for inspiration, she admires Rosalia for her naturally stunning hair and would happily raid Dua Lipa’s makeup bag if given the chance.
Much of Cabello’s technical knowledge comes from her close friendship with renowned makeup artist Patrick Ta. She credits him with teaching her some of her most valuable hacks, specifically emphasizing the critical importance of moisturizing the face immediately before applying makeup to achieve that coveted red carpet glow. Ultimately, however, the singer encourages others to ignore rigid industry standards and focus on what actually suits their individual features rather than chasing every passing trend.
