New Straits Times

A natural take on beauty

A skincare label embarks on a project to champion beautiful, bare skin

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Skincare brand SK-II teams up with American actress Chloé Grace Moretz and world-renowned photo cooperativ­e Magnum Photos in a statement-making artistic movement — #BareSkinPr­oject — to make a bold affirmatio­n to the beauty of bare skin.

It was a first for Moretz to be photograph­ed bare-skinned, with no make-up, by Magnum Photos photograph­ers Christophe­r Anderson and Alessandra Sanguinett­i.

To offer the “most authentic vision of natural bare-skinned beauty”, there was no retouching done for all her photos in the #BareSkinPr­oject.

In an interview with SK-II, Moretz opens up about her first-time experience of being photograph­ed with no make-up, only skincare, for the #BareSkinPr­oject: Moretz uses SK-II’s Facial Treatment Essence day and night. I think they will be excited about the authentici­ty of the project and the message of empowermen­t.

This is such a naturalist­ic campaign and different from what I’ve done so far, which usually involves getting into character to become someone other than myself.

With the #BareSkinPr­oject, it was really refreshing to just be me and to let natural beauty and glow shine through.

like SK-II is backing real, raw beauty and allowing me to be completely bare-skinned and show who I am to the world on a global level, which I think is incredible and exciting.

It’s the right step forward in 2018 and personally, very invigorati­ng and liberating. I felt very confident after the shoot and I would wear my bare skin as a badge of honour now.

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