See Young M.A's Beauty Routine

Young M.A is not one to follow traditional anything. From her music to her wardrobe, it’s clear that she marches to the beat of her own drum. The same rings true for her beauty regimen, which, while super simple, might just be your saving grace for clean, soft skin. The 25-year-old rapper spoke to Glamour about the two products that she loves, her and what it means to be beautiful in 2017.

“A lot of people don't feel beautiful and aren’t happy with how they look because of what they see on social media. A lot of people use filters. I get it. There are a lot of insecurities out there. Girls or guys are specific with how they look — getting their eyebrows done, putting on so much makeup.

To me, beauty is natural beauty. If you're naturally yourself, you're beautiful. Beauty should be loving yourself and not caring what people think.”

“I wash my face with black soap I get from Africans [who sell it] on the street. They sell oils, shea butter, stuff like that.”

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“After I wash my face with black soap, I use aloe cream that I get from GNC. Aloe is supposed to be good for you. It's a good dry cream that moisturizes your face, but doesn't leave it oily.”

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The young star can relate to Alicia Keys when it comes to her feelings about makeup and how it’s just not her thing.

“I've just been comfortable in my skin so much lately. It's almost like Alicia Keys doing things — I'm just doing it. If I was to try putting makeup all over my face, it would look weird. People would be like, that's not Young M.A. That’s not her style; that's not her soul. I’d just rather be natural. I'm happy in my skin, and it's cool.”