Molly Mae Hague shares her new beauty routine using Refy make-up for glowy skin

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Molly-Mae Hague has us hooked on her beauty tutorials, and general day in the life vlogs. However, her latest beauty tutorial has had us in a chokehold.
The Maebe founder gave her beauty regime an update during a recent family holiday with Bambi to Dubai, which left her skin looking naturally bronzed, glowy and radiant, yet not too overdone.
Turns out the secret to Molly's make-up haul is REFY's new Summer Sculpt Collection – so obviously we need it.
Molly shared a video of her make-over on her TikTok account, which seemed to take a mere few minutes – exactly what we need when getting ready in the summer months.
She captioned the post: 'The same makeup look for 6 years. Did I achieve a more summery look? @REFY what magic are you putting into your glosses!?'
The former Love Island contestant has made it known she is a fan of the Refy Cream Bronzer and Cream Blush for years, which are included in the bundle from Jess Hunt's beauty label that is now on sale.
The nine piece collection features Refy's double ended Duo Brush, as well as the Cream Bronzer, Cream Blusher, Lash Sculpt, Brow Sculpt, Gloss Highlighter, as well as two skincare essentials to prepare the skin, which include the Face Sculpt and the Glow and Sculpt Primer. All items are full size, and there is the option to select your own shades intthe blusher, bronzer and lip gloss. BUY NOW FOR £140 (Was £184)
REFY's Summer Sculpt collection is a nine-piece edit of skincare products to prep the skin, beauty products, as well as make-up tools for a seamless beauty regime, especially when on the go.
Molly can be seen applying the Face Sculpt moisturiser onto her skin, followed by the Glow and Sculpt Primer, which is fitted with a sculpting facial roller that is in essence a gua sha to help reduce any puffiness, and stimulate blood flow.
She went on to apply a MAC Cosmetics foundation she has relied on previously with concealer under the eye, before she turned back to her Refy essentials.
Molly used the dual end Duo Brush to buff REFY's Cream Bronzer into her cheeks, which she insisted is 'the one product I struggle to live without'. She went on: 'This one goes on so seamlessly, there's no patches. For me, I need make-up I can put on and it very easily looks nice, because I have no idea what I'm doing.'
The mogul went on to sweep REFY's Cream Blush in shade Malaya, which is one of her 'absolute favourites', on the apples of her cheeks and nose for a natural and sun-kissed look. https://www.instagram.com/p/DKcqxuUoNPJ/?hl=en&img_index=1
Molly continued her regime by adding a touch of Gloss Highlighter to the tops of her cheekbones and the tip of her nose, before she combed Refy's Brow Sculpt through her brows, which she insisted leaves no white residue.
Moving on to her eyelashes, Molly swept the Lash Sculpt lengthening mascara through her eyelashes, which she was blown away by. Speaking in the clip, she said: 'It's such a good mascara it literally doesn't miss a single lash. I didn't put on much, but if I layered up they would have gone mental.' More Trending
She finished the look with MAC Cosmetics' Whirl lip liner, followed by REFY's Lip Gloss in shade Topaz.
REFY's collection features full size products, all of which are fragrance free and have been dermatologically tested so they are suitable for all skin types.
The best part is the bundle allows you to select your preferred colours in the Cream Blush, cream Bronzer and Lip Gloss.
The Summer Sculpt Collection is worth £184, but retails for £140, which is a saving of £44 exclusively available from REFY.
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