Skims-wearing Jinger Duggar Reveals Expensive Before-Church Beauty Routine Including $40 Face Mist and $47 Eyeshadow

JINGER Duggar’s Sunday Best might be a little out of most’s price range.

She uses a $40 facial mist and a $47 eyeshadow palette, among other high-end beauty products, to get ready for church — all while dressed in Skims.

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Jinger posted the expensive routine in a viral Reel On Instagram.

“Get ready with me for church,” she wrote in the caption.

Wearing a Skims robe, she did her hair and makeup for the camera.

The 19 Kids and Counting star curled her locks with a curling iron, finishing the hairstyle with a natural look.

WHAT DID SHE USE?

For her cheeks, she used Sigma Beauty’s Pomegranate Pink Matte Blush Palette from Amazon, $35.15.

To curl her hair, she used L’Ange’s Le Curl Titanium Curling Wand, $39.

Jinger used Maybelline Master Precise Skinny gel eyeliner pencil, which sells for $8.35 on Amazon, to define her eyes.

To pull the look together, she took a classic BeautyBlender to her face, which costs $20 on Amazon.

For well-defined brows, she used Brett Brow’s Arch-Control Brow Gel, which retails for $18 on Amazon.

She also filled them in with Brett Brow’s Duo Shade Pencil, $18 on Amazon.

For brushes, she chose the Real Techniques Flawless Foundation Brush Set from Amazon, $16.90.

She sprayed her face with the $40 RMS Beauty SuperSerum Hydrating Mist from Amazon.

For some color, she used Complexion Rescue Tinted Moisturizer Mineral SPF 30, $39, from Ulta.

She also chose the $36 Hoola Matte Powder Bronzer from Ulta.

To cover imperfections, she used Hourglass’ Vanish Airbrush Concealer, $36 from Ulta.

She also purchased the Unlocked Instant Extensions Mascara, $32.

Jinger dolled herself up with Ulta’s $47 Tartelette In Bloom Clay Eyeshadow Palette.

Finally, she set her face with Kosas’ Mini Cloud Set Face Setting Powder, $18 on Amazon.

The entire time, she wore her $90 Soft Lounge Robe from Skims.

The show was canceled, but Jinger has written two books and a third on the way.

Reel emerged at a time when finances were a controversial topic for the family.

According to Derick Dillard, Jill Duggar’s husband, only Jim Bob Duggar was paid by TLC for his time on the TV show.

Jill told InTouch Weekly that her father, Jim Bob Duggar, made significantly more money from the show, even allowing private flights.

With Jinger’s partnered and sponsored posts, it is speculated that she has made money working with companies other than her books.

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