7 Beauty Products That Keep Kristen Bell Glowing

Bell constantly stresses that good skin comes from proper and regular cleansing and upkeep. In more than a few interviews, The Good Place actress credits her Clarisonic brush for cleaning her skin at night and removing pores of any makeup, oil or debris from her day.

She’s also been known to dabble in double cleansing, which allows your skin to hold onto any natural oils while still targeting any makeup and dirt. In an interview with W magazine, she explained that she’ll start with these makeup wipes to remove all makeup and then put her Clarisonic to work to really get into pores.

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One of the things we love about Bell is her uncanny ability to keep it real—even when she’s getting all glammed up. While getting ready for the Emmy’s last year, she snapped a quick selfie of her pre-makeup prep, including a sheet mask for her lips, under-eyes and forehead.

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Bell has always been a big proponent for healthy eating and all-natural ingredients—she’s even been both a vegetarian and vegan. According to an interview with Elle, she uses fresh coconut oil as a moisturizer alone and as a body scrub by mixing it in brown sugar and honey.

The nearly-hysterical stars took to Instagram stories to document their journey of Shepard discovering his wife mid-LED treatment. The mask, created by esthetician Shani Darden, zaps problem areas like fine lines, wrinkles and acne through a series of changing colors. He hilariously inquired if it was real or just a bit to scare him. Beauty is pain fear, Dax.

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Any fans of The Good Place know Bell’s character is a bit of a bad girl and wears the confirmed perfect shade of red lipstick. In a interview with Racked, the actress’s makeup artist revealed that she chose the hue by Ilia, aptly named Perfect Day, to channel that edgier side.

Even the Frozen star sometimes resorts to dry shampoo between washes. And while she admits she’s probably tried them all, her favorite is Klorane’s version, made with the of-the-moment ingredient, oat milk, because it “gives a really nice mix of making your hair feel clean, because it’s dry shampoo, but also making it feel a little bit dirty.”