Ciara has got some goodies to share in the beauty space.
On Aug. 29, the "Level Up" singer announced she's launching her own skincare brand, OAM—an acronym she created for the phrase "on a mission"—which drops online Sept. 15.
"You've been asking," she teased on Instagram, "and here it is. Meet my secret sauce."
The star's debut line will feature five clinical-level products. But what exactly does that mean?
Well, according to Ciara, she worked with a team of board-certified dermatologists to test the products on 96 women of various skin tones. "I would say this is truly a missing piece in skin care today," she told Allure. "These products are for all skin types, so that's why we wanted to do [the clinical testing] with every skin tone."
So, what products can fans expect to shop for?
The 36-year-old is introducing the Vitamin C Hydrating Cleanser, the Vitamin C Brightening Pads, the 20% Vitamin C Brightening Serum, the Vitamin C Eye Revitalizer and the Vitamin C Radiance Moisturizer. Prices range between $28-$62 and will be available on the brand's site.
"It helps to protect. It helps to correct. It helps to prevent," Ciara claimed of the vitamin c properties in the collection. "You need that vitamin C to give you that glowing skin that we're always looking for."
As for what sets the brand (two years in the making!) apart from others, Ciara enlisted the help of her long-time makeup artist Yolonda Frederick-Thompson, Rhode Island-based, board-certified dermatologist Tiffany Libby, former Sally Beauty executive JC Johnson and cosmetic chemist Maha—to be part of OAM's special advisory board.
"I had a vision for things that were important to me to check off on my dream list of things to accomplish," Ciara shared. "This was one of them."
The "Goodies" singer isn't the only celebrity to make that one, two step into the beauty industry. Selena Gomez, Ariana Grande, Harry Styles and more have created collections that will help you put your best foot forward.
Keep scrolling to see who else has stepped into the makeup and skincare market.
The Grammy winner teased she's launching a new haircare line.
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"Having learned so much on my hair journey," she added, "I've always dreamed of carrying on her legacy. I can't wait for you to experience what I've been creating."
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The "Goodies" singer debuted her skincare brand, OAM—an acronym she created for the phrase "on a mission"—on Sept. 15. "You've been asking," she teased in an Aug. 29 Instagram, "and here it is. Meet my secret sauce." Her line will feature five vitamin C-infused products, including a serum, eye cream and cleanser (to name a few).
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The model-turned-mogul launched Rose Inc. with a unique vision in mind: To blend "efficacy and ethics in cosmetics and skincare," according to her site. The brand's initial release included products such as concealer, serum, blush and lipstick, so you can easily create an effortless look in minutes.
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The one and only Rihanna changed the game when she came out with her Fenty Beauty line in 2017. Not only did she release 40 foundation shades, which was sadly unheard of at the time, but she has since created innovative and exciting products. She also released Fenty Skin and has Fenty Hair on the horizon.
In February, Selena announced Rare Beauty and it finally launched in September 2020. The brand's initial release featured a 12-range lineup. From foundation, makeup tools and liquid lipsticks to liquid liner, blushes and more, Rare Beauty has all your bases covered.
Mother Monster delighted her fans when she released her own cosmetics brand, Haus Laboratories, in 2019. While the songstress is no stranger to the beauty world, she decided to create something for everyone. From glimmering lipsticks to long-lasting shadows, her makeup has become a holy grail. And in June 2022, Lady Gaga "re-imagined" her brand with completely new products, a new retailer and more.
Known for his daring fashion, it's no surprise that Harry Styles entered the beauty space in full force. Welcome, Pleasing—a line that offers fun nail polish shades, a unique roller duo to refresh your eyes and lips and an illuminating serum.
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Famous for her tear-dripping mascara on The Hills, it makes sense Lauren Conrad would step into the beauty space. For her initial launch, LC released a range of lipsticks, a gloss, a liquid liner and more. Best of all? Her line is vegan, cruelty-free and made with eco-friendly packaging.
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When it comes to beauty and fashion, Tracee Ellis Ross is always leading the way with her fun, fabulous and fierce lewks. So it was easy to see why she came out with her haircare line, Pattern. As the brand put it, it's "here to fulfill the unmet beauty needs of the curly, coily and tight-textured hair community."