Steve Martin, Selena Gomez and Martin Short attend the 74th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards on September 12, 2022.Photo:Christopher Polk/NBC via Getty
Christopher Polk/NBC via Getty
Beauty entrepreneurSelena Gomeztries out her new products on her costars!
TheOnly Murders in the Buildingactress revealed toVoguethatSteve MartinandMartin Short— who also star in the Hulu series — have tried out her newRare Beautyline.
“Absolutely. I put Rare on the guys all the time, Steve and Marty," she said.
“I make them do it," the 31-year-old added to the fashion outlet in a video celebrating the launch of Rare’s newFind Comfortbody care products.
Steve Martin, Selena Gomez and Martin Short on June 27, 2022 in Los Angeles, California.Amy Sussman/Getty
Amy Sussman/Getty
On Monday, Gomez unveiled the new four-product range featuring a fragrance mist, body lotion, hand lotion and aromatherapy pen.
Steve Martin, Selena Gomez and Martin Short on May 17, 2022 in New York City.Arturo Holmes/WireImage
Earlier this month,Gomez exclusively told PEOPLEthat the new line “aligns with promoting self-acceptance” and “encourages everyone to find joy in feeling good without needing perfect routines.”
“It’s all about emphasizing well-being,” themental health advocateadded.
“We spent a lot of time making sure the collection truly represents our brand, focusing on soothing packaging colors, light textures, and calming aromas. Our goal was to create an experience that helps people feel comfortable in their own skin and take a moment to find comfort.”
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Gomez revealed that her inspiration forthe collectioncame from her “personal love” of body products and Rare Beauty customers' ongoing interest in the category.
Selena Gomez’s Rare Beauty launches Bodycare.Courtesy of Rare Beauty
Courtesy of Rare Beauty
The star also said that she wants Rare —which she founded in 2020— “to challenge the unrealistic standards of perfection in the beauty industry.” She explained that through the beauty brand, she’s able “to break down these ideals.”
“I personally experienced the pressure to meet certain appearance expectations growing up,” the businesswoman continued. “My fundamental belief is that everyone possesses a unique and rare quality, and feeling beautiful doesn’t require conforming to one specific look.”
source: people.com
