**Trailer: Gracie Abrams on Tour Life, Beauty Secrets, and the Power of Friendship**

Fresh off her 38-night global tour, singer-songwriter Gracie Abrams sits down to share the behind-the-scenes magic of life on the road—from slumber-party vibes on the tour bus to her go-to beauty essentials. As the new face of Hourglass Cosmetics, she reveals how her signature glowy, freckle-friendly makeup look survives sweat, tears, and endless performances.

But it’s not just about the music—Abrams and her band treat touring like a culinary adventure, fueled by bananas, electrolytes, and endless laughter. For her, the real magic happens in those unscripted moments with her crew, turning exhaustion into joy. And when it comes to beauty inspiration? She finds it in the radiant faces of her fans.

Dive into Gracie Abrams’ world of intimate performances, on-the-road bonding, and the products that keep her glowing—both on and off stage.

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Gracie Abrams recently wrapped up a 38-show tour across the U.S., Europe, and the UK, promoting her album *The Secret of Us*. Reflecting on the experience, she compares life on the tour bus to a never-ending sleepover—complete with shared beauty discoveries and nostalgic moments.

Now, as Hourglass Cosmetics’ newest ambassador, Abrams credits her stage-ready glow to their long-wearing concealer and lightweight skin tint, which let her freckles shine through. Her signature look? A ‘60s-inspired cat-eye, flushed cheeks, and bold brows—all designed to stay put, even during emotional performances.

Beyond makeup, touring is a feast for the senses—literally. Abrams and her band prioritize food exploration, with rider requests evolving from bananas to ginger chews (a must for motion sickness). But the real secret to surviving tour life? Her tight-knit crew, whose laughter and camaraderie keep homesickness at bay.

And when it comes to style inspiration, Abrams looks no further than her audience. “The crowds are so gorgeous as they are,” she says, proving that beauty—and connection—go far beyond the stage.