The Outset, a skincare line founded by Scarlett Johansson, has officially shut down after four years in business. The announcement was made on the brand's website on Monday, stating that while all existing orders will be fulfilled, online ordering has ceased, leaving many customers seeking alternatives for sensitive skin.
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Several skincare products that cater to sensitive skin have gained popularity among users. These include gentle cleansers, effective exfoliants, and nourishing moisturizers. For example, a cleanser specifically made for dry skin features niacinamide to soothe irritation and ceramides for hydration. Editorial director Lauren Swanson described it as a "reset button" for her sensitive skin, noting that it leaves her complexion feeling calm and hydrated.
Paula’s Choice has garnered a loyal following, particularly for its exfoliant that includes niacinamide and BHAs, suitable for all skin types. Commerce editor Mili Godio praised its non-irritating properties, ideal for those with rosacea, highlighting how it gently polishes away dead skin and improves skin texture.
The products also include a highly rated moisturizer enriched with ceramides and squalane, reportedly hydrating the skin for up to 72 hours. Staff member Zoe Malin shared her positive experience, using it almost daily as a night cream.
Options for sensitive skin care continue to be available from other retailers, including Nordstrom, Revolve, and Goop. While consumers look for alternatives in skincare, NBC Selected emphasizes its commitment to providing in-depth coverage and insights across beauty and wellness.