Blake Lively, 36, Shares A Makeup-Free Selfie On Instagram And Stuns Fans With Her Youthful Glow: 'You Look 17 Again'

Blake Lively recently lit up Instagram with a radiant, sunlit selfie, all while giving a shoutout to the latest mocktail creations from her brand , Betty Buzz. Her 44.7 million followers couldn’t get enough, as seen by her July 17th post’s comments section.

While some users were eager to dive into the new drink details, others were completely mesmerized by the Gossip Girl star’s dewy, glowing complexion . Compliments poured in, celebrating Lively’s effortlessly stunning, makeup-free look.

Blake Lively Wows Fans With Her ‘Radiant’ And ‘Ageless’ Complexion In New Au Naturel Selfie

The Age of Adaline alum struck a pose for a quick photo session with her new drinks on what looks like a cozy porch or deck. Sporting a classic white tank top, the mom of four let her iconic dirty blonde locks cascade down in those effortlessly chic waves she’s known for.

Lively captioned her upload: “INTRODUCING MOCKTAILS. Safe for all ages. They’re like soda if it was made of fresh fruits & garnishes. Or sparkling water if it was an everlasting gobstopper of flavor.”

Fans headed to her comments section to share their thoughts . “You look absolutely amazing without makeup,” one wrote as another added: “you look 17 again.” Someone else concurred, replying: “how cute are you” as an additional user noted: “you look stunning!”

Of course, this isn’t the first time that the A Simple Favor actress has wowed fans with her naturally luminous complexion.

Regarding her skincare routine, Lively dished to Vogue that on a day-to-day basis she normally just wears “sunscreen, tinted moisturizer and nothing else really.” Lively added: “Nothing really make-uppy.”

She also shared a clever and easy tip for fans to try in the summer. “I also like to have a light lipstick in my purse – just a kiss of color. I’ll blot on my cheeks and eyelids,” she shared.

The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants alum went on: "I learned that from a make-up artist years ago - you take blush and put it on your cheeks, on the tip of your nose and wherever your parting is, as that's where you get the most sun."

Lively continued: "That way it never looks like blush, it looks like the warmth showing up on your skin, asymmetrically. Not like make-up." The more you know!