5 Beauty Essentials from Maria Sharapova
As she’s transitioned from being the world’s number one tennis player to being a strategic investor and new mom (her son, Theodore, was born last July), LA-based Maria Sharapova says her nearly two decades in professional tennis (not to mention an Olympic medal and five Grand Slam titles) created a powerful foundation for the entrepreneur she is today.
Not unlike Gwyneth, Sharapova puts energy into and invests in brands she personally loves and believes in; some of her very best investments happen to be goop-favorite brands, too (hello, Supergoop, Bala, Therabody, and Tonal). Her beauty go-tos reflect her simple but skin-nourishing routine.
1
Jillian Dempsey Hydrating Eye Mask
goop, $75
I love how clean all of Jillian’s products are, but this sheet mask is my favorite. It makes you look fresh and glowy, even after a short night of sleep.
2
Therabody TheraFace PRO
goop, $399
I had a glimpse at the first prototype a couple of years ago, and I couldn’t wait for its release. This device is such a treat! It relieves tension in the face muscles and simultaneously delivers LED light therapy. It comes with six different attachments, which, if I had the time, I would use every day.
3
Supergoop Mineral Sheerscreen
goop, $38
The most important step in my morning routine. I don’t always have time for a full beauty routine in the morning, but I never skip SPF. Supergoop was my first-ever investment, over 10 years ago, when they had only a handful of products. I love this mineral one—it’s a smooth foundation for any makeup application.
Photo credit: @courtsupremes, a photo project by @radkaleitmeritz and @porsche produced by @pavleye
4
goop Beauty GOOPGENES Clean Nourishing Lip Balm
goop, $20
As a new mom, I love this balm—I wear it with a touch of lip liner; it’s my go-to minimal-makeup look.
5
Westman Atelier Lip Suede – Les Nudes
goop, $85
This is such a beautiful palette of lip colors for a natural everyday look. It makes me feel put-together even if I don’t make it out of the house.
