THE world's sexiest woman, Ashley Graham, has ditched the makeup in lieu of a youthful, natural glow.
The model, along with other celebrities such as Pamela Anderson, has been spotted ditching makeup but still sporting healthy skin.
Many celebrities have found themselves replacing the foundation and concealers with radiance-boosting skincare instead.
The makeup-free method is the latest hot trend that kicked off in 2023 and one that may not be so out of reach for those interested.
Graham, a plus-sized model and body positivity influencer, is a fan of the award-winning St. Tropez Luxe Tan Tonic Glow Drops, available at Ulta Beauty for $42.
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The drops are packed with five skincare ingredients, including Niacinamide, Dual Molecular Hyaluronic Acid, and Echinacea.
Alongside St.Tropez’s tanning complex, the serum not only adds a glow boost to your complexion but also hydrates, strengthens, and protects the skin.
On top of a healthy and natural glow, the drops also boast a myriad of skincare benefits, such as helping to "plump, protect, smooth fine lines, and reduce redness," as advertised on their site.
Those with problematic skin types may worry about their desires for a tan clashing with their irritable skin.
Need not fret, as the serum is suitable for all skin types, even sensitive, and can even be used on the body.
The drops are also versatile, with the level of tan customizable — for a deeper tan, use more drops, for a more natural look, use fewer.
Those who enjoy self-tan treatments regularly at home may fear about the upcoming mess that may stain their sheets and homes.
The drops, however, do not streak or transfer, and require no rinsing.
Best of all, not only is it suitable for all skin tones, but it's also vegan-friendly and cruelty-free.
