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Connor Storrie turned heads at the Golden Globes in a timeless Saint Laurent suit and Tiffany jewels — yet his red-carpet beauty routine relied on wallet-friendly makeup finds. Behind the polished look was a handful of Milk Makeup staples and a few professional skincare steps from celebrity groomers.
Connor Storrie’s red carpet beauty rundown
His glam was built around lightweight complexion products and groomed brows. Celebrity stylist Candice Birns led the touch-ups. She aimed for a natural, camera-ready finish rather than heavy coverage.
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- Brow control: a clear lamination gel to hold hairs in place.
- Sheer base: a hydrating gel tint for light coverage.
- Warmth and hold: a matte bronzer and setting spray.
- Professional skincare prep for texture and glow.
Why the brows mattered — and the gel he used
Brow shape framed Storrie’s face in photos. To achieve that precise, feathery look, Birns relied on a clear brow lamination gel from Milk Makeup.
The gel sets brow hairs upright and keeps them fixed all night. The product is popular among celebs and influencers for quick, groomed brows without heavy tinting.
Celebrity stamp of approval
Hailey Bieber has showcased the same clear brow product in social videos. That further boosted interest and search traffic after the awards.
Base makeup: light, dewy, camera-friendly
For foundation, Birns chose a hydrating gel skin tint. The goal: even tone with a natural finish that still reads well on camera.
Hydrating formulas like this help skin look fresh under flash and stage lights. They blur imperfections while keeping the result breathable.
Bronze, set, repeat — the finishing trio
To add dimension, Birns applied a matte bronzer across the temples, forehead, and nose. A setting spray locked the look in place before Storrie hit the carpet.
- Matte bronzer for warmth and sculpting.
- Hydrating setting spray for longevity.
These small steps create depth without heavy contouring. The red-carpet camera favors subtlety and texture.
Skincare prep for Hudson Williams and co-stars
Storrie’s co-star Hudson Williams also received pro grooming. Celebrity groomer Aika Flores used targeted skincare to smooth and hydrate his skin pre-makeup.
- Cleansing complex to remove surface oil and debris.
- Hydrating serums to plump skin before makeup.
Good prep ensures minimal product is needed and that makeup sits evenly.
Products, prices, and where to shop
Several Milk Makeup items featured in the routine are widely available. Below are the most searched-for picks and typical retail prices.
- Kush Brow Lamination Gel — about $24.
- Hydro Grip Hydrating Gel Skin Tint — about $38.
- Matte Bronzer — about $24.
- Hydro Grip Setting Spray — price varies by retailer.
These items often appear on retailer sites and in beauty videos after award shows.
Insider notes from the groomers
Candice Birns emphasized complexion above all for red-carpet moments. She aimed for a lived-in finish rather than a mask-like effect.
Aika Flores focused on creating a smooth canvas. Their combined approach balanced skincare and makeup for camera-ready results.
