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Ross says this sunscreen “looks natural” on darker skin tones. With her luscious curls, flawless skin, and signature style, Tracee Ellis Ross always steps out looking incredible—and now we know exactly how she keeps her complexion so even and smooth. In a new interview with Marie Claire, the Black-ish actress revealed her all-time favorite sunscreen: Epicuren’s X-Treme Cream Propolis Sunscreen SPF 45+. She’s such a big fan that she’s been hyping it up for years now. “It looks natural,” Ross, 48, told Harper’s Bazaar in 2017. “Some sunscreens are not great if you’re a...

Actress Tracee Ellis Ross, who is better known for her roles as Rainbow Johnson on ABC's "Black-ish" and Joan Carol Clayton on CW's

Tracee Ellis Ross gets real about societal pressures By Danielle Long (ABC/Kwaku Alston) The 48-year-old actress graced the cover of  Marie Claire and opened up about her relationship with her hair, admitting that she often attempted to “beat my hair into submission.”  “Learning to love my hair in a world that doesn’t mirror that celebration has been a form of both resistance and the claiming of my identity, my selfhood, my legacy, my ancestral lines, the history that I come from,” Ross explained.  Now, Ross is the founder and CEO of hair company Pattern Beauty, which ...

are coming to an end, there will be no shortage of Tracee in our lives. Ross is featured on the June cover of Marie Claire, where she spoke about her haircare brand, Pattern Beauty, her love of fashion and the next steps in her career. “[I] spent my formative years wrestling with her untamed curls, attempting to beat them into submission,” Ross states. She goes on to explain how her mother, Diana Ross, engaged in a weekly ritual of fighting frizz with a hot comb on Wednesday nights. “Learning to love my hair in a world that doesn’t mirror that celebration has been a form of both resis...

Christine Hahn Tracee Ellis Ross seldom sits still. And when she’s particularly excited—which is more often than not—her large eyes dance, her sinewy arms swoop about like untethered kites, and her wide smile beams brighter than a billboard in Times Square. She’s the living embodiment of the phrase “Go big or go home.” And though she looks nothing like a certain iconic redhead, I’m so struck by her emotiveness and physicality during our conversation that I suggest she should’ve been cast as Lucille Ball in the upcoming Aaron Sorkin biopic. “Do you know how many people would...