Love Island USA’s beauty secrets: How the cast stays SLAYING in the glam department
They're always looking 10/10
Love Island USA season seven is fully underway, and it’s clear to see the whole cast has been slaying each and every look from the get-go. Olandria Carthen had people literally quaking over her beauty, and before Belle-A Walker was booted off the show, she was getting compliments thrown her way when it came to her glam. The Love Island USA stars are looking so good this year that they’ve got people taking to X to ask all the important questions. Firstly, how are they maintaining all these beauty regimes?!
Do the Love Island USA stars have a glam team?
The Love Island USA season seven contestants are looking so insanely good that people are wondering if they have an on-site glam squad.
Sadly, for these guys, it doesn’t look that way. It seems they’re not quite getting Kardashian treatment just yet.
But, according to Allure, there is a helping hand for special occasions in the villa:
“A professional team would be present only for the first day for the original islanders and for the finalists at the finale, according to the contestants we interviewed.”
The report also shared that for Love Island UK stars, there is a pro team on hand “on press days leading up to the premiere.”
Love Island USA production assists with glam
Although there isn’t a makeup artist or hairstylist on hand in the Love Island USA villa, the people behind the show are there to get the contestants the things they need to stay slaying.
“Production also made it possible for islanders to get a little bit of help when they were running out of their beauty essentials,” per Allure.
For all the people wondering how those eyelashes are looking so full, a former Islander previously spilt the tea.
Sydney Paight from Love Island USA season four said she and her fellow contestants would “constantly be ordering tanning products, false lashes, and perfume.”
On the show’s UK version it seemed the villa’s beauty room was well-stocked with products contestants can use.
“Beauty retailer Boots sponsored the show, and provided huge brands like Fenty Beauty, Andrew Fitzsimons hair care, Huda Beauty, MAC Cosmetics, and Soap & Glory,” for the cast to use.
Love Island stars can bring their own beauty bits
By the looks of things, across both Love Island UK and USA, the cast have to overcome some hurdles to get camera-ready.
“…the only products contestants are not allowed are hot tools such as blow-dryers, flatirons, and curling irons.”
But, we usually see the villa’s beauty room decked out with all the things they need in that regard.
“US contestants have used Drybar dryers, curlers, and straighteners and enjoyed Sun Bum hair care,” reports Allure.
More former Love Island stars have lifted the lid on the show’s beauty secrets in the past.
Montana Brown, a former Love Island UK cast member, said: “…you can bring whatever skin, hairstyling, and makeup products you want as long as you cover up the branding…”
Press-on nails also appear to be the thing not only for contestants, but the Peacock show’s super-glam host, too.
Ariana Madix often shares info about her looks, and after the June 17 episode, she dished on where she got her press-on nails from – Get Quickies!
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