Behind Ana de Armas's Transformation Into Marilyn Monroe For "Blonde"

Monroe was also known for her porcelain, dewy skin. "She used to put Vaseline on her face to create a shine that was very reflective and glowy," Kerwin says. However, putting any form of petroleum jelly on de Armas's skin for hours of filming wasn't a viable option. "After [some] trial and error, I found a foundation that was very reflective and would give [that] bounce back." That foundation was none other than the Charlotte Tilbury Hollywood Flawless Filter Foundation ($46).