Amy Sedaris presents herself as effortlessly quirky and low-maintenance, with beauty products casually scattered around her living room like a relatable everywoman — except she's got insider access to Jennifer Aniston's hair line and gets her makeup done at Jones Road for events.
Let's be real: this isn't just any random comedian sharing skincare tips. Sedaris is plugged into the Hollywood beauty machine — she's using Jennifer Aniston's Lolavie line, getting complimentary makeovers at Jones Road, and recently partnered with Amy Kitchen. The 'low-maintenance' act is cute, but the woman has serious beauty connections.
Sedaris recently partnered with Amy’s Kitchen and sells handmade crafts at the Locavore Variety Store with proceeds going to charities. She keeps beauty products at 'all my little tables' in her living room including oil, water sprays, a gua sha tool, and Vaseline — telling Page Six Style she reaches for them 'if I'm on the couch doing something.'
Amy Sedaris might play up the quirky, down-to-earth comedian angle, but behind that playful exterior is someone with serious Hollywood beauty cred. When you can casually drop that you're using Jennifer Aniston's shampoo and getting your makeup done at a luxury counter, you've got connections — no superpower ring required.
Amy Sedaris might be everyone's bestie, but when it comes to her beauty routine, she's playing a different game entirely. The "At Home with Amy Sedaris" star recently spilled her favorite products to Page Six Style, and while she wants you to think she's just a regular gal with Vaseline stashed around her living room, the tea is hotter than you'd expect.
The comedian — who recently partnered with Amy’s Kitchen and sells her handmade crafts at the Locavore Variety Store with proceeds going to charities — keeps her beauty essentials "at her fingertips" by stashing them around her living room. "I have [them] at all my little tables; oil and special water sprays and my gua sha tool and Vaseline," she explained. "If I'm on the couch doing something, I just reach there, and I've got something fun to put on my face." Sounds relatable, right? But wait until you hear what else is in her arsenal.
Here's where it gets interesting: Sedaris is Team Jennifer Aniston. "I use her hair oil, and also she has a dry shampoo that I highly recommend," she said of the Lolavie founder's hair care line. That's not all — when she has events, she heads to Jones Road where she gets her makeup done. "I would recommend Jones Road. I love the Miami Beach Miracle Balm, and I go [to the store] and get my makeup done sometimes when I have events." Casual mention of complimentary makeovers at a luxury beauty counter? That's not low-maintenance — that's insider access.
Among her other must-haves: the Wildling Empress Stone gua sha tool ("so simple, and you could be sitting on your couch on the phone and then just do it"), Wonder Valley Rosemary Hair Oil made with meadowfoam, tsubaki, marula, baobab and coffee seed oils, and the French pharmacy classic Boiron Homeoplasmine — "always good" for chapped lips, dry skin and minor cuts. She also swears by Re/Done x Hanes The Classic Tee, because apparently even beauty guru comedians need a good white tee.
But here's the thing about Sedaris — she's still genuinely quirky. She carries around costume rings to hand out to kids, asking "You want a superpower ring?" and they "go bananas" over the faux jewels. That's the Amy Sedaris magic: Hollywood connections mixed with genuine whimsy. Whether she's getting glam at Jones Road or reaching for Vaseline on her couch, she's keeping it weird — and that's exactly why we love her.
