Over her 15 years on reality TV, Kyle Richards has mastered the art of a great reunion look.
So after filming the drama-filled finale of “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” Season 15, the Bravo OG took to Amazon Live to share her beauty secrets, from natural-looking lashes to her hack for a glossy, slicked-back bun.
And just as she sourced her own sequined L’Agence dress for the big taping, the millionaire star is no stranger to ordering her glam go-tos on Amazon. Below, shop highlights from her look — including a $9 mascara she swears is the best around.
The reality TV icon proved her love for this retinol alternative, holding up a nearly empty jar during the livestream (and assuring viewers she’d already ordered more).
“I have been using it religiously,” she said. “It is a great price point for face creams these days, and I’m in love with this stuff … It’s working for my skin.”
You needn’t spend a mint to look like a millionaire. Richards swears by this on-sale mascara, which she calls “the best.”
“People often ask me if I have fake lashes on; it’s just amazing,” she said. “I honesty have not found anything to top this. I think nothing [is] comparable.”
For occasions where she does opt for false lashes, Richards prefers a “more natural”-looking option like these. At under $9, they’re also a steal.
“I love this lipstick; it is a gorgeous nude,” raved Richards, saying she thinks the neutral hue “goes with any skin tone.”
Richards is a longtime fan of this blush with a built-in highlighter — so much so, she’s even introduced several makeup artists to it over the years.
For her slicked-back bun, Richards and her stylist used this serum, which she said “makes your hair look more hydrated” and “adds a little bit of shine.”
The star found out about Sutra’s heat tools from her hairstylist, who told her he “loves these because it’s infrared, so it’s healthy heat.”
This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Associate Editor for Page Six. Hannah spies deals on actually affordable celebrity-worn styles, puts celebrities’ brands to the test and finds the beauty products that keep stars red carpet-ready. She consults stylists and industry pros — including celebs themselves — for firsthand product recommendations, trend predictions and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has been featured in USA Today and Parade.
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