These are the four products Skye Newman couldn’t live without

We are obsessed with Skye Newman's recommendations

1. Dream Cream - Lush

The first product the 22-year-old singer recommends is Lush's Dream Cream. The bestselling body lotion is made with this oat milk, chamomile and lavender, and is incredible for sore and sensitive skin.

"So good, it's natural, it's great for your skin," she told us.

Skye added that her skin has "just been incredible since using it."

You can buy the Lush Dream Cream here.

2. Skin Food - Weleda

Skye recommends Skin Food by Weleda moisturiser. First created in 1926, this product is a universal remedy for dry or rough skin on both the face and body. According to the singer, it is "a must."

"You have to work for it," she added. "Because some people use it and they're like, 'you get spots'. I'm like, 'I know, I dealt with it,' but you've got to power through."

"It does work eventually."

You can buy it here.

3. Lip Sleeping Mask - Laneige

Laneige's iconic lip sleeping mask has gone viral across social media, and for all the right reasons. This leave-on lip mask is powered by Korean skincare and softens lips while you sleep.

This product is available in multiple scents, one to suit everyone.

Skye said Laneige's lip mask is "the best", and she loves it.

"I bought like five of them, and they're just plotted in each different bag because I lose things all the time," she continued.

"I see [the lip mask] all over TikTok, and I literally only bought my first one three months ago in LA."

"Everyone was using it, and I was like, 'surely it ain't that great'. It was."

"It was. It was worth it, thank you, guys. And now I've got lots of them," the Hairdresser singer confirmed.

You can buy Laneige's Lip Sleeping Mask here.

4. Lash Clusters - Boots

Skye told us that she gets her eyelash clusters from "anywhere", but usually in Boots or through TikTok. She also revealed her top tips for applying eyelash clusters

"Preferably brown lashes I use, I do clusters"

"My little tip is: I pick apart my lashes," she explained. She gets thick eyelash clusters and pulls them apart before application for a more wispy effect.

"So then when I put them on, and I put mascara on, they look like real lashes," she added.

"Everyone always asks me how I get that. That's how."

You can buy them here.