Rihanna Is Releasing A Gender Neutral Line Of Fenty Skincare

After weeks of previews on Instagram, the wait is finally over for Rihanna's highly awaited project. I wanted to create amazing products that really work, that are easy to use and everyone can apply.” Basically, she wanted to simplify the often confusing world of skincare I wanted it to feel approachable, easy and to take the pressure off choosing a routine, so I created one for everyone,” she adds.

All three products have the same level of fragrance, so keep that in mind if you're not a fan of fruity skincare or have sensitive skin. The one bad thing is skincare isn't really regulated, so claims can be made without any research. The new line follows Rihanna's incredibly successful Fenty Beauty makeup brand.

Within it's first 40 days, the brand reportedly made $100 million in sales and more significantly than that, it created what has now been dubbed 'The Fenty Effect' with its 40 foundation shades giving the beauty industry a huge kick to produce more inclusive shade ranges.

My one and only concern with this cleanser is it contains a few coconut-derived surfactants (which are often found in clean or more natural skincare formulations) that have, historically, broken me out. Fenty Skin launches July 31 at , , and Sephora store locations.

The 32-year-old mogul kept her routine simple and on brand using only three products and three steps all with Fenty Skin products. Rihanna, who already created the hugely popular Fenty Beauty, just launched Fentybeauty Fenty Skin , in partnership with Kendo Brands, a LVMH-owned company.