Lady Gaga Rocks the No-Makeup Look — What She's Said About Going Bare - Distractify

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Lady Gaga Rocks the No-Makeup Look — What She's Said About Going Bare - Distractify

Lady Gaga Rocks the No-Makeup Look — What She's Said About Going Bare - Distractify

Posted: 28 Feb 2020 08:53 AM PST

While many people found the look a strong departure for Lady Gaga, she insisted that it doesn't matter whether she wears makeup and the crazy outfits or not.

"I don't really view it as 'natural,'" she said about going without makeup. "I think that artifice is the new reality. It's more about just being honest and sincere to the core of what you do. Whether I'm wearing lots of makeup or no makeup, I'm always the same person inside."

34 Makeup-Free Celeb Selfies You’ll Want to See - SheKnows

Posted: 25 Feb 2020 09:27 AM PST

If you ask us, there are few things more refreshing in the entertainment world than when celebrities share make-up free selfies. When you work in Hollywood, it's basically your job to look flawless and glamorous 24/7. Going to a big premiere? Bring on the beauty squad. Got a hot date night? Ooh, a nighttime look. Walking your trash to the street can? Yep, gotta have a full face for that, too.

And hey, we totally understand — when you're a celebrity, you have paparazzi tracking your every move, just waiting to pop out from behind a parked car and snap a picture at any given moment. Obviously, we'd love to say that fame wouldn't change us, and we'd roll out the door in our old yoga-pants-and-messy-bun look with no makeup. But the reality is the rest of the world probably wouldn't see our face in its natural state very often either, should we ever achieve star status.

So, when celebrities do decide to share a snapshot of their nude-faced beauty, we can't help but applaud them for putting their authentic selves out into the world. It even makes us feel more empowered in our own skin. So, here's to the stunning celebs who've ditched the makeup and rocked a natural glow.

Demi Lovato

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