Kylie Jenner Just Posted a Major Makeup-Free Selfie
And dayum, girl.
Hold on to your brains here, guys, because I have some major, major news: Kylie Jenner—i.e. famous person and human being—sometimes, sometimes, doesn't wear makeup. WHAT?! Yes, it's true.
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Sometimes, the living, breathing human known as Kylie doesn't apply foundation or liquid lipstick, and sometimes just takes a natural-faced selfie of her and her baby (well, part of her baby, at least), like she did last night.
In the pic, Kylie smiles at the camera with what looks like a bare, makeup-free face with her natural smattering of freckles. And, of course, fans were quick to notice, posting heart emojis aplenty, along with comments like "You're so beautiful without makeup."
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Sure, there's no way to tell for sure whether or not Kylie has on a few layers of concealer, or a swipe of blush, or a bit of FaceTune, but also, I don't really care? It's still cool to see a celebrity post a pared-down photo of themselves to a zillion people.
Of course, I'd be even more into it if Kylie had a few acne scars, cystic zits, and dark circles—you know, the stuff 99 percent of us have IRL—but, hey, when you've got unlimited access to dermatologists, lasers, fancy skincare products, waxers, and eyelash extensions, your "baseline" is going to look pretty damn good. So, hey, #skingoals and #famegoals, I guess? Either way, I'm feelin' it.
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Chloe Metzger is the deputy beauty director at Cosmopolitan, overseeing the editorial content and growth strategy of the hair, makeup, and skin space on digital, while also obsessively writing about the best hair products for every hair type (curly girl here; whattup), and the skincare routines that really, truly work (follow her on Instagram to see behind-the-scenes pics of that magazine life). She brings nearly a decade of writing and editing expertise, and her work has appeared in Allure, Health, Fitness, Marie Claire, StyleCaster, and Parents. She also has an unhealthy adoration for Tom Hanks and would like to please meet him one day, if you could arrange that. Thanks.
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