The best beauty looks from the Golden Globes 2023
The Golden Globes marks the beginning of awards season for Hollywood's brightest stars, with the biggest names in TV and movies walking the red carpet in hopes of taking home a trophy. Fierce competition means you have to look your best, with nominees and presenters bringing their beauty A game.
This year's red carpet hairstyles proved they have the range, with celebs wearing everything from cropped cuts to ultra-long inches. Stars like Sheryl Lee Ralph, Michelle Yeoh, and Chloe Flowers showed off their length with XXL hair, while Jenna Ortega, Angela Bassett, and Laverne Cox gave us bob inspiration to last us the whole year. As for makeup, neutrals reigned supreme with everyone from Ana de Armas, Quinta Brunson, and s opting for soft washes of color across the lids and cheeks.
Ahead, the best beauty looks from the Golden Globes 2023 red carpet.
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Kaley Cuoco
The Flight Attendant nominee matched her eyeshadow to her dress, wearing a subtle wash of lilac across the lids. For an effortless glow, makeup artist Jamie Greenberg prepped her skin with Révive Skincare.
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Sheryl Lee Ralph
Glowing skin and long shiny hair was the star of Ralph's beauty look. For an extra touch of glam, she opted for purple lids and a neutral glossy lip.
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Jenny Slate
The actor wore her trademark curly hair in an elegant updo with side-swept tendrils.
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Chloe Flower
Extra long waves paired with a deep side part and neutral glam made the pianist's look simple but effective.
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Liza Koshy
The Hepburn bangs trend is still alive and well, as shown by Koshy.
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Daisy Edgar Jones
A muted red lip was all Jones needed for her beauty look. She kept her hair polished with an elegant updo and curtain bangs, created by celebrity hairstylist Kylee Heath using Sisley Paris Hair Rituel.
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Michelle Yeoh
Yeoh debuted a lighter brunette color with some extra length. Celebrity hairstylist Robert Vetica used Dyson styling tools to get her strands super sleek. “The final look is fresh, chic, and elegant,” Vetica said in a press release release. To prep the hair, he used Better Not Younger's Lift Me Up thickening spray and High Hold Thickening Hairspray to set.
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Quinta Brunson
The Abbott Elementary creator wore a subtle smoky eye with a neutral glossy lip. For her hair, celebrity stylist Alexander Armand used Dyson hair tools to eliminate flyaways.
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Selena Gomez
For Gomez's voluminous ponytail, hairstylist Marissa Marino used René Furterer Complexe 5 Stimulating Plant Concentrate to prep the hair before blowing it out with a round brush. Makeup artist Hung Vanngo prepped her skin using Ole Henriksen HydraBarrier Nourishing Face Oil.
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Julia Garner
Facialist Lord Gavin McLeod used Augustinus Bader products to help prep Garner's skin. To get create her piecey pixie cut, hairstylist Bobby Eliot used René Furterer and GHD styling tools.
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Jennifer Coolidge
The White Lotus actor wore her signature bombshell waves by hairstylist Janine Thompson. Inspired by “the sex appeal, mystery, and glamour of a 1950s Italian movie star,” Thompson used Better Not Younger thickening products to get an extra dose of volume.
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Salma Hayek
For Hayek's romantic updo, hairstylist Jennifer Yepez used Fekkai hair products, while her makeup was kept soft and neutral.
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Letitia Wright
Wright look ultra cool with her cropped buzz cut and soft glam makeup. To keep her eyes bright and camera-ready, makeup artist Grace Pae prepped the skin with CurrentBody Skin LED Eye Protector.
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Angela Bassett
Bassett leaned into Old Hollywood glamour with a deep side part and S-curl waves. She added some drama by pairing bold blush with an equally bright lip.
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Ana de Armas
The Blonde actor shows us less is more with sleek hair, a sharp middle part, and neutral makeup. Hair stylist Jenny Cho used Dyson hair tools to keep her strands ultra straight.
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Jenna Ortega
Ortega's chopped bob is one of the first big hair trends of the year. Hair stylist Dave Stanwell used Fekkai products to create movement and texture with her shaggy cut.
