Hailey Bieber is convinced skincare "doesn’t have to be complicated" because you don't need to have a "nine-step routine to have great skin".
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Hailey Bieber insists you don't need a nine-step routine to have good skin
The 27-year-old model - who launched her Rhode skin and make-up brand in 2022 - has compared putting together a skincare regime to creating a capsule wardrobe - insisting she wanted her line to provide good basics and simple "must-have" products.
She told W magazine: "I looked at it from my point of view of style. Like, what are the essential items you need to have in your closet? The perfect leather jacket, the perfect pair of jeans, the perfect white tee.
"So it came down to: What are your must-haves that make up your skincare wardrobe? You don’t need to have a nine-step routine to have great skin. It doesn’t have to be complicated."
Hailey's beauty venture has become a huge success in the two years since its launch, but the social media star admits she's still overwhelmed when she sees someone with one of her products.
She explained: "The biggest compliment for me is if I’m out somewhere and someone waves their lip treatment at me. It is the most surreal feeling. I can’t believe that this person went out and bought it."
It comes after Hailey admitted she's spent years struggling with breakouts and bouts of perioral dermatitis - which can cause pustules and scaly patches around the mouth - and she's still leaning how to avoid "triggers".
She told Cosmopolitan magazine: "I feel like my skin has habits and I know more now about what triggers it and what doesn't. I've learned so much more about my skin now being 27, in comparison to when I was 20.
"I do have perioral dermatitis, which gets triggered easily for me and can look a bit like breakouts. So, I've definitely had a journey with my skin and I'm still very much on it."