All about Paige DeSorbo’s SAG Actor Awards 2026 makeup look

Paige DeSorbo was the red carpet hostess with the mostest during Netflix’s SAG Actor Awards pre-show on Sunday.

And while she wore a four-figure Marmar Hamlin dress to interview A-listers, the Maybelline Sculpting Stix 2-in-1 Eyeliner that anchored her makeup look can be yours for just $9.

“We wanted the eyeliner to feel soft and defined,” her makeup artist, Taylor Armstrong, wrote in an Instagram Story, saying the dual-ended product is “perfect for a subtle yet contoured look.”

With a pencil on one end and a brush on the other, the pencil makes it easy to achieve anything from a precise line to a blurred smoky eye.

Armstrong described DeSorbo’s overall look as “sultry” and “soft” in the sponsored post, adding that her glam also included Lifter Plump & Glow Foundation — which is only $11 — and the corresponding Lifter Serum Concealer.

To create the “Giggly Squad” co-host’s lip combo, she mixed the drugstore brand’s Super Stay Teddy Tint in Velvet Choker, Lifter Liner in Maybe It’s and Moisturizing Serum Lipstick in Maybe It’s Soft.

DeSorbo is a longtime fan of Maybelline lip products, often organically raving about the brand’s hydrating Lifter Gloss.

She name-dropped it as one of her “Summer House” must-haves back in 2024, years before calling it “perfect” in a recent Amazon Live.

“I have every one they make,” she raved of the affordable gloss, which also has over 3,470 five-star reviews (and counting) on Amazon.

Given her most recent red carpet look, it seems she has multiples of plenty of other Maybelline products, too.

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This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Associate Editor for Page Six. Hannah spies deals on actually affordable celebrity-worn styles, puts celebrities’ brands to the test and finds the beauty products that keep stars red carpet-ready. She consults stylists and industry pros — including celebs themselves — for firsthand product recommendations, trend predictions and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has been featured in USA Today and Parade.