Issa Rae
Hairstylist Felicia Leatherwood calls this product "key" making sure the Insecure star's hair was moisturized and flexible to complete her Senegalese-inspired look.
Suave Professionals
Kerry Washington
"Tonight is hands down a skin celebration night so you have to have the right skincare products in order to give that ultra beam gleam," beauty pro Carola Gonzalez said.
To achieve perfect skin on the Neutrogena ambassador, the pro used this concealer and the star's own cheek palette.
Neutrogena
Ashley Graham
The star's heavenly complexion comes courtesy of this drugstore foundation and makeup artist Allan Avandano.
Revlon
Sasha Lane
Celebrity hairstylist Nai'vasha Johnson used this sculpting paste to delicately brush the actress' baby hairs, making her look like a "whimsical angel."
Mizani
Alicia Vikander
Celebrity hairstylist Chris Naselli used this product TRESemmé Repair & Protect 7 Pre-Styling Spray to protect the actress' hair from any damage.
Tresemme
Mindy Khaling
Right before the red carpet, "I resprayed Dove Refresh+Care Volume & Fullness Dry Shampoo at the top of her head to create one final blast of texture and placed the crown," hairstylist Marc Mena revealed. Between the dry shampoo and lots of bobby pins, this crown stayed put on the star's head.
Dove
Tiffany Haddish
Makeup artist Dionne Wynn used this pressed powder to maintain the star's "virgin skin"-inspired look.
Black/Opal
Olivia Munn
To match her powerful lipstick, manicurist Tracylee used an Essie nail polish.
"Olivia's nails for tonight were inspired by the crusades and their infamous body armor," she said.
Essie
Gel Couture Nail Polish in Model Clicks, $9
Cardi B
To finish off the "Bodak Yellow" rapper looks, makeup artist Erika La'Pearl used a drugstore glue on the KISS Lash Couture Triple Push Up lash strips in Teddy.
Kiss Lashes
Blake Lively
For Blake's berry lip (the hero of her makeup), makeup artist Kristofer Buckle used this drugstore must-have.
L'Oreal Paris
Colour Riche Shine Lipstick in Varnished Rosewood, $8
Janelle Monae
The singer used a classic drugstore product to moisturize her skin prior to the red carpet. "Since it's not greasy, it's prefect to make up her glow, without worry of messing up her outfit," makeup artist Jessica Smalls said.
Vaseline
Zendaya
To achieve "pieceyness" of the actress' hairstyle, Unilever hairstylist Ursula Stephen added this mousse, using the scrunching technique for shine and waves.
