Kim Kardashian reveals how her 'everyday' beauty regime takes TWO HOURS (and a whole team of stylists) in a time-lapse video
As one of the world's most photographed faces, it's no wonder she's keen to look flawless at every turn.
But Kim Kardashian's latest video detailing her 'everyday' makeup routine will make even the most seasoned of beauty experts balk.
The star has revealed she takes a staggering two hours getting ready every morning (not including choosing her outfit) as well as the help of an entire team of stylists.
She made the startling revelation earlier this week, writing on her KKW website: 'I thought you guys might like a little peek into my daily glam routine.
'I do makeup and hair for about two hours every day! It’s actually a great time for me to catch up on work emails, take some calls and see what you guys are up to on social media.’
The timelapse video shows Kim's 'glam team' rallying around her as she plays on her phone, working intently on her cheeks, lips, eyes, brows, hair and lashes - eventually achieving a polished but natural look. It has been viewed more than 100,000 times in a matter of days.
Her extensive routine may come as a surprise to fans, after Kim recently admitted that her husband Kanye prefers the natural look.
. They take off everything but really gently—even mascara! I used to just go on a flight, fall asleep in my makeup, and not care. Now I really wash it off—first with a wipe, and then I use the 
because it smells like rose. I actually love that scent for everything. My fragrance right now is rose, and all of the scents in our Kardashian Beauty and Kardashian Beauty Hair lines are rose.
because I love the scent and the rich creaminess. There’s also one that’s from Natura Bissē—the 
. It smells really strongly of orange, and I think it’s nice every once in a while. I went to this one facialist in New York, 
, and she has one moisturizer called 
, which is rose-scented, so of course I love it. I’m also really big on rose oils. 
is a really good one.
. They make the best sunscreen because it’s really thick and not white. It’s SPF 50 but really sheer—I love it. My other one is from my dermatologist, Dr. Harold Lancer—his 
. I think people either like him or think he’s too harsh, but I like that about him. He always tells me if I’m acting crazy when I’m like, ‘What laser has come out?’ [Laughs] I’m really big on laser facials. I have this at-home LED light therapy machine called 
that I got it for my psoriasis because I’ll try anything. I used to have it so bad on the back of my legs. I had a lingerie photoshoot once, and it was just covering my legs. I have the behind-the-scenes pictures, and it’s pretty crazy. Now I just have two patches that won’t seem to go away, but the rest have gone away ever since I had the baby.
, and there’s also a bigger kabuki brush that I have to find on eBay because it covers my psoriasis really well—those are the best, and I apply my foundation with those. I love 
and 
—it’s a really old school, heavy foundation. My dad got me makeup classes for Christmas when I was like 14 at some Joe Blasco makeup school, and I’ve worn that foundation ever since.
in Cabana Bronze. I always contour my nose, and I love to contour my cheeks—the 
is great for that. For mascara, I think Lancôme makes the best mascaras. 
is my favorite. I wear false lashes during the day sometimes, and our line actually has some of the best false lashes—our glam team can tell you. Our 
are really good.
] does my brows. For two years she was asking me if she could do them, and I was like, ‘No, I don’t need it,’ because I would just do it myself. But then I let her, and it changed my life—my whole face looked different. I used to make them really square in the middle, and she rounded them a little bit. Different makeup artists make you look totally different, too. Mario [Dedivanovic] makes me look the most ethnic. Joyce Bonelli makes me look the most glam. This one makeup artist, Rob Scheppy, makes me feel in-between glam and myself. He does me really tan—I can’t explain it. [Laughs] Everyone has a style, and I like the different vibes.
nose job” during their pre-operative visit at my 
office. What I’m impressed with beyond her natural beauty, is that these young patients could even recognize Kim Kardashian’s plastic surgery. It is a subtle change, but does all the wonderful things that finesse rhinoplasty can do. Kim Kardashian’s plastic surgeon must have know that s/he was messing with near perfection. But the human perception can be highly fickle, and anything that distracts from the beautiful symmetry of someone’s eyes will undermine our attention. This is a subconscious phenomenon that is with us from an early age. Many of my rhinoplasty patients are very articulate about these subtilties.
’s plastic surgery from a rhinoplasty surgeon’s point of view. I see a visual line that extends around the eyebrow to the nasal tip. This is the line that forms a frame around the eye on each side. We want it to be a clean concave line. In the before picture, this line starts out flattened at the brow, then turns concave, and then turns convex toward the tip, giving it a “pear” shape. Her nasal tip is relatively large though reasonably sized given her prominent eyes. Her 
s under-rotated, pointing down especially when she smiles. The post-operative picture shows clean, symmetrical concave visual lines surrounding the eyes. The contour of her lower/tip cartilages have been reduced and refined. Kim Kardashian’s nasal tip has been rotated up in a way that reveals the underside of her delicate nostrils and shortens her nose to a length similar to that of her brow if it were turned 90-degrees on its side.
had lipo on her legs and the doctor moved the fat into her butt."
