Dua Lipa’s glow just went from stage lights to skincare lights.
The 30-year-old “Levitating” hitmaker has officially joined the growing list of stars entering the beauty world — and in true Dua fashion, she’s doing it her way. On Tuesday (November 4), the Grammy winner revealed Dua by AB Science, a sleek skincare collaboration with luxury beauty brand Augustinus Bader.
The collection features three essentials: the Balancing Cream Cleanser, Renewal Cream, and Supercharged Glow Complex — each priced between $41 and $85, notably more affordable than the brand’s usual lineup.
As described by the company, the line introduces a proprietary complex called TFC5™, an exclusive version of Bader’s signature TFC8® technology, tailored specifically for Dua’s collection.
Announcing the launch on Instagram, the pop icon wrote, “DUA powered by Augustinus Bader Science 💙 the secret is out!!! Such a dream to launch my very own skincare line in collaboration with the best of the best, I’m so in LOVE with these formulations and the amazing TFC5™️ technology that makes them so special, let the new journey begin! @duabyab 💙.”
Beyond lending her name, Dua is also credited as a founder of Dua by AB Science.
Speaking to British Vogue, she opened up about the inspiration behind the brand. “I wanted to create something that felt like it could really restore and protect my skin,” she shared. “I get the occasional breakouts and dryness, especially from long-haul flights. I did a lot of learning on the job and now I feel like I know how to combat the busyness and the madness of my schedule and still take care of myself.”
She also explained why she designed the line to be simple but effective. “A three-step skincare line feels really manageable and not so daunting. It’s easy to take with you, wherever you go, and it’s powerful.”
In her words: “Three is a kind of magic number.” After countless conversations and tests, the trio of products became the foundation of the collection — “a perfect trifecta,” she said.
With her new line, Dua proves her glow-up isn’t just about red carpets — it’s skin-deep.
