We all appreciate a low-maintenance beauty routine—even Scarlett Johansson.
The Marvel star is no stranger to glamour, but she's going the natural route by launching a clean skincare line that won't require much in the way of fuss. Consider our interest piqued!
Details are still tightly under wraps, including the line's specific products and retail outlets, but mark your calendars for a launch in early 2022 under the guidance of Najafi Companies, which helped bring Tracee Ellis Ross's Pattern Beauty to life. We're hoping for a new best eye cream to add to our bedside table and have high hopes for Scarlett's clean ethos.
In anticipation of the launch next year, the actress stepped away from her role with other brands like L'Oréal Paris and Dolce & Gabbana to avoid any conflicts and hone in on the line's mission and bring her beauty beliefs to the forefront.
"It’s so rare to find the right partners, with the right products, at the right time,” Jahm Najafi, founder and CEO of The Najafi Companies, said in a statement, noting the actress' dedication to getting things just right.
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She's currently working alongside fashion and beauty entrepreneur Kate Foster, and the two have already been testing out potential items for the series.
"This last year has really allowed me to dedicate a ton of time to it," Scarlett revealed via Zoom on Good Morning America. "It's been a labor of love, but I'm so excited to share that with the world."
And we are excited to test the goods out for ourselves. In the meantime, we'll help you achieve that natural look by way of lightweight foundations, a handy guide to jojoba oil, and the must-have facial serum that provides a gorgeous glow ´a la Scarlett.
If you need us, we'll be sitting here patiently waiting to fill our shopping carts.
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