- Value: 20/20
- Functionality: 20/20
- Ease of Use: 19/20
- Aesthetics: 20/20
- Results: 17/20
- TOTAL: 96/100
These days, I can hardly keep track of Rihanna’s business ventures. There’s Savage X, Fenty Beauty, Fenty and now, Fenty Skin. Then there’s her charity, the Clara Lionel Foundation. Oh yeah, and you can’t forget her wildly successful music career aka the catalyst of them all. I’ve been a fan of hers since the ‘Pon de Replay’ days and instantly want anything she puts her stamp on. I mean, if she wanted to be my best friend, my life would basically be complete.
But being in the beauty world, I see celebs create product lines all the time. And to be honest, I haven’t really loved any of the A-list-created products I’ve tried. Why would Rihanna’s be any different? Well, because she’s Rihanna and she doesn’t do anything that isn’t beloved by everyone—even a discerning beauty editor.
@badgalriri teased her newest venture, Fenty Skin, on Instagram weeks before its launch, so when her three debut products (Total Cleans’r Remove-It-All Cleanser, Fat Water Pore-Refining Toner Serum and Hydra Visor Invisible Moisturizer Broad Spectrum SPF 30 Sunscreen) showed up on my doorstep, I couldn’t open them fast enough. The packaging is next level and features the same block letters as her other Fenty Beauty products, but with the prettiest periwinkle accents that look great on my vanity if I do say so myself. Not to mention the SPF 30 moisturizer is refillable, and I live for sustainable packaging. All three formulas are even better than I imagined. They’re made from globally sourced clean ingredients (another favorite quality of mine) and smell amazing—a tropical scent that evokes vacation Rihanna vibes. In a world where I haven’t vacationed in months and don’t know when I’ll once again sip a margarita on the beach, that’s major.