Kelly Rowland.Photo:Paras Griffin/Getty Images for Beautycon
Paras Griffin/Getty Images for Beautycon
Kelly Rowlandsays her biggest beauty splurge is an LED light.
The singer, 42,headlined Beautycon in Los Angeleson Sunday, when she spoke exclusively to PEOPLE about her fashion and beauty choices.
“It’s like a 20 to 30-minute time limit. When I’m under there, it [has] red lights, blue lights and other colors of light,” she added. “But those are the ones that I use the most, and they are so awesome because of the simple fact that they are like killing germs and [helping with] anti-aging, which is amazing."
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Kelly Rowland.Arnold Turner/Getty Images for Beautycon
Arnold Turner/Getty Images for Beautycon
At Beautycon, Rowland was dressed in a blue-gray pantsuit with a stylish oversized blazer jacket. She wore her hair down in a fringe hairstyle with loose curls.
Speaking about some of her favorite beauty products that have great price and value, the “Work” singer gave a shoutout toWinnie Harlow’sCay Skin, which she said “really [does] its job and is moisturizing.”
She also noted that she gets a gloss from the brand, which she said overall has “lovely products.” Rowland added, “Great job Winnie."
Kelly Rowland.Paras Griffin/Getty Images for Beautycon
And despite Rowland’s fabulous fashion looks over the years, the star told PEOPLE that she doesn’t follow trends. “I just like to have fun with fashion,” she explained. “I don’t like to follow anybody. I’d like to do what I feel.”
As for one of her favorite outfits she’s ever worn, Rowland told PEOPLE it was a “dope VMAs look" she wore while she was inDestiny’s Child.
“It was these corsets,” Rowland described, seemingly referring to the girl group’s attire at the 2000 Video Music Awards. “I remember I could not breathe to save my life, but it looked amazing. We had stones on these black corsets and skirts and it was different variations of corsets. It was dope.”
source: people.com
