Jennifer Lopez Shared a No-Makeup Selfie, and Her Skin's So Radiant It's Not Even Fair
By Krystin Arneson. Photos: Getty Images, Courtesy of Instagram.
Reigning queen of glamour Jennifer Lopez did something a little unexpected on Friday night: she posted a video of herself without makeup. Viewers—of which there are almost 7.8 million so far, NBD—catch her in a super-soft robe with her hair in a topknot and her skin looking as dewy as ever.
The short video seems like it was taken in her dressing room, right before she took the stage to for her ongoing Vegas show at the AXIS at Planet Hollywood.
"So this is what it's like before the show," she says softly (gotta save the pipes!) in the video. "I sit here—no hair, no makeup, no nothing. Trying to get mentally prepared to give you all I have." Perhaps not coincidentally, "All I Have" is the name of her Vegas show.
It's no wonder she takes a minute for herself before she begins the show. Her work schedule has involved a streak of almost-daily shows since May 24. Even for a pro like her, that's a lot.
See the video here and try not to be jealous of her complexion.
It's not the first time she's given us a fresh-faced look—J.Lo's no stranger to the makeup-free social media post. She's captured herself pre-workout...
...collaborated in a dubsmash vid with then-boyfriend Casper Smart...
...and, yep, even before a different Vegas show—this video in 2015.
We're totally on board with the recent trend of celebrities showing their bare-faced selves to the selfie camera. We've seen Salma Hayek, Katie Homes, Cindy Crawford, Alicia Keys, as well as a gorgeous group shot of Cameron Diaz, Drew Barrymore, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Nicole Richie climbing a mountain (casual), all capture no-makeup looks.
But seriously, J.Lo, about that skin care routine—we're all ears whenever you want to spill your secrets.
This story originally appeared on Glamour.
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