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UK singer Jorja Smith began her career on SoundCloud with her debut track "Blue Lights." After being featured on Drake's "Get It Together," listeners were tracking down the vocalist behind the captivating voice. The 21-year-old blew up and crossed over musically.

In addition to her warm vocals, Jorja has enviable skin that's smooth like butter and absent of any discernible flaws. It's one of the reasons her comments on social media are always bombarded with fans wanting her to drop her skincare routine.

In Vogue's 'Beauty Secrets' series, Jorja finally shared her essential tips for giving your skin some TLC before heading to bed to wake up glowing! Here is her six-step nighttime skincare routine:

1. Cleanse: Bioderma Sensibio H2O Micellar Water

Walgreens

First things first, remove your makeup with one of Jorja's staple skincare products: Bioderma Sensibio H2O Micellar Water. No matter how tired you are ladies, follow Jorja's advice and never go to bed with makeup.

$15

3. Exfoliate: Nip + Fab Glycolic Fix Night Pads

Walgreens

On clean and freshly washed skin, she follows up by exfoliating with Nip + Fab Glycolic Fix Night Pads.

$18

4. Moisturize: Malin + Goetz Recovery Treatment Oil 

Bloomingdale's

Three drops of Malin + Goetz Recovery Treatment Oil helps the songstress wake up with glowy, moisturized skin.

$82

5. Depuff: The Ordinary Caffeine Solution 5% + EGCG

Ulta

After moisturizing, she then rubs The Ordinary Caffeine Solution under her eyes. Eye bags be gone! Tip: Use your ring fingers to avoid getting the serum in your eyes.

6. Seal Moisture: Body Shop Vitamin E Moisture Cream

The Body Shop

The big finale is Body Shop Vitamin E Moisture Cream that accommodates all skin types, a little Jamaican Castor Oil for growth of her lashes and brows, and a spritz of Decleor mist. Bonus tip: Don't forget to stay hydrated.

Now, your skin will be on 10! Watch the full video below:

Jorja Smith Gets Ready for Bed | Beauty Secrets | Vogue

Featured image via VOGUE/YouTube

 

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