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When 15-time Grammy Award winner Alicia Keys wrote her letter explaining her decision to live life bare-faced, she told audiences, “I hope to God it’s a revolution.” For Keys, wearing no makeup has been about finding herself, being proud of her emotional growth and not wanting to cover up anymore. Since then, many celebrities have been inspired by her decision and have followed suit.
Just last week, “Being Mary Jane” and “Bring It On” actress Gabrielle Union posted a makeup-free selfie on Snapchat (@GabUnionWade) with a caption that read, “No makeup, head wrap, hey Alicia Keys I see you.”
Union’s Snapchat selfie came just a week after Gwyneth Paltrow’s bare-faced Instagram picture, which was posted to celebrate the celeb’s birthday. On the photo caption, Paltrow wrote, “#nomakeup for my 44th birthday, embracing my past and future.” And to further explain how she feels about this no makeup movement, Paltrow told The Huffington Post, “I have been very inspired by the #nomakeup movement as the message behind it says, ‘Here I am, this is me. This is what I look like, this is where I am in time, and I embrace it.’”
Union seems to agree with Paltrow’s sentiments. The celebrity is no stranger to no makeup selfies. Although she’s not rocking the bare-faced look 24/7 like Keys, she regularly posts images on her Instagram account without makeup.
In fact, Union recently celebrated her second anniversary with basketball player Dwayne Wade and posted another bare-faced selfie to celebrate.
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