Kristen Bell Is ‘Absolutely Loving’ This $32 Cleanser for Glowing Skin at 42
that the actress launched in March 2022, which focuses on consciously clean, minimalist skincare essentials for all skin types. The Gentle Micellar Antioxidant Cleanser, in particular, is formulated with the brand’s signature Hyaluroset Complex, which the brand says “serves as a botanical alternative tonourishing, visibly plumping, and smoothing skin”—in addition to a seven-amino blend and an antioxidant fruit-extract blend, both of which help to moisturize and strengthen skin.
The cleanser comes in the form of a lightweight gel, and promises to leave skin feeling smooth and hydrated for all skin types—including sensitive skin. Best of all? It comes in at a super-affordable price of only $32! And it’s not just a favorite product of Bell’s, either: Reviewers had plenty of good things to say about the cleanser, too, especially loving that it’s gentle enough to not dry out skin, but still effective enough to easily remove makeup. “I truly love this cleanser!!! I suffer fromand this is gentle enough for it but effective to clean my skin without drying it out. It’s also great that there’s no fragrance and clean,” raves one reviewer.
With plenty of glowing reviews—and Bell’s stamp of approval—it’s safe to say that The Outset’s Gentle Micellar Antioxidant Cleanser is a clear winner. And at only $32, we’re definitely stocking up on this skincare essential ASAP!
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