Scarlett Johansson No Makeup For Skincare Line Launch – Photos – Hollywood Life

Scarlett Johansson Goes Makeup-Free To Launch Minimalist Skincare Line

Scarlett Johansson looked flawless when she went completely makeup-free to promote her new minimalist skincare line, The Outset.

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It’s no secret that Scarlett Johansson has amazing skin and always looks gorgeous and the 37-year-old just went makeup-free to launch her skincare line, The Outset. Scarlett stunned in the new campaign photo that pictured her with a completely fresh face while her hair was slicked back into a low bun as she wore a strapless, off-the-shoulder white ribbed top.

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Scarlett Johansson looked gorgeous with no makeup on to launch her new skincare line, The Outset. (theoutset.com/MEGA)

Scarlett’s new skincare line is all about the basics and products range from $32-$54. Scarlett teamed up with Kate Foster Lengyel to launch the skincare brand that is now sold at Sephora and on the brand’s website. The products range from a daily moisturizer to a night cream, serums, and even micellar water.

Scarlett gushed about the brand to CR Fashion Book, “I wanted to create and represent a brand that felt true to me, something real and intimate that others could see themselves in, too.”

She continued, “The Outset was inspired by my own skincare ritual—a consistent routine of cleansing, prepping and moisturizing that keeps my skin on track and camera ready. I’ve found that great skin starts with the basics, and consumers we spoke with similarly expressed a desire to return to the essentials.”

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Products in the skincare line, The Outset. (theoutset.com/MEGA)

Scarlett spoke to WWD about the brand, “What we are offering from The Outset is what we’ve heard that the consumer is missing in their routines: a clean, nonirritating line of essentials that is the everyday foundation for great skin.”

Kate Foster Lengyel also told WWD, “We see ourselves as an indie brand with a superpower, as opposed to a ‘celebrity brand’. We’re really looking at getting some data, and taking it one step at a time. But we do think there’s potential, we’ve seen a lot of interest in the brand.”