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This wonderful nugget of beauty wisdom comes courtesy of Mamamia’s beauty podcast, You Beauty.

For this week’sIn Her Bag, Leigh Campbell rummaged through Kristin Fisher’s beauty bag to find out what products she loves.

Kristin Fisher is the founder and CEO of Kristin Fisher Eyebrows. A beauty therapist by trade, the Sydney-based entrepreneur has built a cult following with her tailor-made eye services performed out of her millennial pink dream of a salon in Double Bay.

Listen to Kristin’s full interview on You Beauty below. To ensure you never miss an episode, listen to You Beauty here for free. It’s a blast.

Fans of Sydney-based beauty therapist Kristin Fisher know her for being the queen of eyebrows.

From humble beginnings waxing eyebrows in a tiny studio, Kristin now owns and runs arguably the east coast’s most-exclusive eyebrow salon, Kristin Fisher Eyebrows, grooming and microblading the brows of celebrities and influencers including actress Pia Miller, fashion blogger Nadia Fairfax, and Mamamia’sexecutive editor and beauty journalist Leigh Campbell.

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‘KFE’ eyebrows are in high demand, but when Kristin sat down with Leigh for the You Beauty podcast, it was her eyelash tips that she said would change your life. OK, perhaps not your life, but at the very least, your morning routine.

From the exxy skincare brand that fixed her hormonal acne to the lipstick everyone asks her about on Instagram, keep scrolling for Kristin Fisher’s favourite beauty products.

Kristin Fisher’s go-to beauty products.

Rationale Catalyst Cleanser, $96.

Image: Rationale.

Tatcha The Rice Polish Classic Foaming Enzyme Powder, $99.

Image: Mecca.

Caudalie VineActiv Overnight Detox Night Oil, $71.

Image: Sephora.

Ultra Violette Queen Screen SPF 50+ Luminising Sun Serum, $47.

Image: Ultra Violette.

Why she loves them:

"A few years ago, I had hormonal acne - I was getting treatments every week, spending so much money and time on skincare. I thought there must be another answer, and when I went to Rationale, sure enough, within three months, I started seeing luminous skin and my breakups clearing up. From there, I became the Rationale cult leader. I use quite specialised Rationale products, for example, the cleanser isn't the main cleanser, it's a specialised cleanser."

"The Tatcha exfoliant is kind of like the Dermalogica Microfoliant, it's really gentle. I only use it if my skin texture isn't super smooth. For sunscreen, I love Ultra Violette. I've known the co-founder [Ava Matthews] for 10 years, but the reason I love Queen Screen is because it gives me a bit of a glow and I love the smell. I don't think it's congesting my skin at all, and it doesn't feel sunscreen-y. It's the best-selling product at my salon."

Hourglass Veil Mineral Primer SPF 15, $83.

Image: Mecca.

By Terry Cover Expert SPF 15+ Foundation, $94.

Image: Mecca.

By Terry Terrybly Densiliss Concealer, $100.

Image: Mecca.

Why she loves them:

"I prime when I'm going somewhere fancy, but not under my every day IT Cosmetics CC Cream because it's an extra step. That said, I like the Tatcha primer too, and the Embryolisse Lait-Crème Concentré Moisturiser. For my going out foundation, I use By Terry. I need coverage because I have rosacea, which is aggravated by chilli, stress, not enough sleep and even retinol. I'm obsessed with the By Terry concealer, I use it everywhere, under my eyes and around my nose. It's the best, it does not crease under my eyes, ever. It's a lighter coverage, but still has enough pigment."

NARS Larger Than Life Long-Wear Eyeliner in Via Appia, $40.

Image: Mecca.

Chantecaille Faux Cils Longest Lash Mascara, $110.

Image: Mecca.

Why she loves them:

"I always said I loved lash lifts, but once I tried extensions, now I'm hooked. When I don't have extensions, I use this mascara.. sometimes, I pop it on top when I do have extensions. I do recommend lash lifts for the majority of people, and a tint, every six to eight weeks. It lifts the lash from the root and when you pop your mascara on, it takes two seconds. The NARS eyeliner is always sold out, but the shade is stunning, a beautiful, shimmery brown."

Charlotte Tilbury Kissing Lipstick in Penelope Pink, $49.

Image: Charlotte Tilbury.

MAC Cremesheen Lip Gloss in Boy Bait, $40.

Image: MAC.

Amy Clark

Lifestyle Editor

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