Hannah Waddingham shone brightly at the Season 4 premiere of “Ted Lasso” in New York City on Monday.
Her radiant appearance was partially due to the Solawave 4-in-1 Skincare Wand, which she utilized in her pre-event skincare routine.
Makeup artist Gita Bass shared on Instagram, “A flawless complexion makes makeup application a breeze.”
The red light therapy device played a crucial role in Waddingham’s pre-event preparation.
Bass used this red light therapy gadget to “reduce puffiness, smooth, and rejuvenate the skin” creating the “ideal glowing foundation.”
Bass emphasized the device’s value beyond just event prep.
“This wand is also a staple on my nightstand, providing a mini spa session before bedtime,” Bass added, praising the tool as “heavenly.”
The Solawave wand is not unique to Waddingham’s beauty routine among celebrities.
Sydney Sweeney mentioned she uses her wand “daily,” and Katy Perry has been quoted in Vogue saying she “absolutely loves this device.”
The device has gained significant traction among consumers as well.
The standout product from Solawave has also received high praise in customer reviews, boasting an average rating of 4.7 stars from over 1,800 users.
Real users praised the visible results they experienced.
“At 71, I don’t expect miracles, but my skin feels softer and seems tighter,” one customer commented, while another noted, “I can really see the difference since I started using it.”
However, the New York premiere wasn’t the only appearance where Waddingham’s skin care regimen was noteworthy.
When Hannah Waddingham stepped out at the Ted Lasso Season 4 premiere in Los Angeles earlier this week wearing Monique Lhuillier—a strapless cream-and-gold dress with metallic floral embroidery—the glow was almost blinding.
At the Los Angeles premiere, makeup artist Stephen Sollitto took a different approach, emphasizing the dress itself.
“Since the dress was so special, we wanted Hannah to shine, not the makeup,” he said.
Sollitto focused on preparation rather than heavy makeup application.
“So, we did a simple, clean look on her. For me, the girl, the dress and the event are always the inspiration.”
The makeup artist praised Waddingham’s natural skin care habits.
“Hannah has gorgeous skin. She takes great care of it,” Sollitto said.
Sollitto stressed the importance of skin prep before applying makeup.
“Exfoliation and hydration are the best keys to makeup prep,” he noted, working alongside hairstylist Dicky Collins and stylist James Yardley using products from Paula’s Choice.
The makeup artist used a targeted approach for delicate eye area.
For the eye area—often the first place makeup starts to crease or go flat under camera lights—Sollitto used the Peptide Eye Serum ($39) before concealer, noting that it “visibly lifts and tightens.”
One Paula’s Choice product stood out as a standby in Sollitto’s kit.
Sollitto praised the Peptide Gloss Balm ($24), a lip treatment with a subtle vanilla scent and sheer pink tint, calling it “a slice of heaven in a tube” and saying he’s reached for it “100 times in a few days,” crediting it with “plumping, smoothing and nourishing both on contact and over time.”
The dual premiere approach reflected Waddingham’s current confidence on the red carpet.
Hannah looked gorgeous in an Alice + Olivia dress and EFFY jewelry.
Waddingham attended both the Los Angeles and New York premieres as the beloved character Rebecca Welton returned to the show after a three-year hiatus.
Ted Lasso will premiere August 5.