What These Celebs Look Like With No Makeup

Jada Pinkett Smith likes to take breaks (and no, we're not talking about her marriage to Will Smith). In 2018, she told "Today" that her workplace face and the one she wears during her downtime are not one and the same. "I try to give the skin a break. Less is more," she said. The proof is on Jada's Instagram page, where she can be spied rocking little to no makeup in a sunlit selfie and a video about writing her 2023 memoir "Worthy." 

For Jada, it's important to get her face completely makeup-free after work. In a 2020 Instagram video, she revealed that one way she removes all of the residual gunk from her skin is by steaming it. "I do that at least three to four times a week," she said. Jada fills a bowl with boiling water, leans over it, and drapes a towel over her head to trap the steam. Her one-to-two-minute steaming sessions aren't the only way she uses H2O to get her dewy complexion. "I drink at least 8-9 bottles of water a day (sometimes more)," she wrote in the caption.

On YouTube, Jada demonstrated the far more complex skincare ritual she performs after she finishes filming projects that likely put her skin under a lot of stress, such as "The Matrix Resurrections" movie. In addition to steaming her skin multiple times, she uses a pre-cleanser, microdermabrasion machine, pore mask, and homemade avocado honey mask.

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