‘Beauty Is Her Name’: Ciara Wows In Makeup-Free, Natural-Haired Selfie

Years after the makeup-free movement seems to have left Hollywood, Ciara just might single-handedly bring it back.

The performer on Monday uploaded a fresh-faced selfie to her Instagram account sans any extra hair or makeup added.

“No makeup. No extensions. Vulnerable. My Beauty Marks and all. The real me.. and I love it. Finally embracing myself fully! It feels good,” the singer captioned the April 22 post.

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Ciara poses makeup-free to promote her upcoming album “Beauty Marks.” (Photo: @ciara/Instagram)

Ciara then encouraged her fans to share their natural beauty on her website in connection to the release of her upcoming seventh studio album “Beauty Marks,” which is due May 10.

“Csquad! Join me in my #BeautyMarks journey and upload your rawest selfies at onlyciara.com/beautymarks. Don’t be afraid to let YOUR Beauty Marks show!” Ciara said.

The collective all-natural fan selfies will be used for “a special project” surrounding the release of “Beauty Marks,” according to the singer’s official website.

While fans plan on joining the movement, they spent most of their time raving about CiCi’s flawless looks.

“Beauty is her name.”

“No makeup = still gorgeous ……inside and out.”

“To be extremely honest Ciara, I don’t see any flaws with your skin or hair. You do possess a natural beauty and features that God blessed you with. I do support your movement and had always believed that women are beautiful just the way they are. I met my wife after my last your in Iraq 2011. Please review my page and continue your efforts in helping those understand that they are ‘perfectly imperfect’.”

“Truly gorgeous.”

“Your not vulnerable – you look fresh and younger looking embrace this look with pride🖤🖤🖤🔥”

Even Ciara’s husband Russell Wilson couldn’t help but comment.

“So beautiful. #Beauty Marks,” wrote the Seattle Seahawks quarterback.

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This is not the first time Ciara has exposed her natural beauty. Back in 2016, the star embraced the random moments of being a mom by uploading an early morning selfie as she played with her oldest child Future. The singer sported no makeup, messy hair and all.

“Waking Up Like This Is Ideal! 😜❤️” she captioned the post.

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