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Copying Noah Centineo’s Casual Grooming Routine

Noah Centineo. You guys, he’s not just the internet’s favorite crush — his whole vibe screams effortlessly chill. Like, this is the guy who somehow combines an almost just-rolled-out-of-bed look with that “I actually spent time looking this good” energy. His grooming routine? It’s major easy, and I’m gonna break it all down for you. So buckle up (kidding, no buckles needed) and let’s get into this.

What’s Up with Noah’s Grooming Vibe?

Alright, so what makes Noah’s grooming style so on point? Well, think of it like this: it’s casual AF but still clean. He’s never overdoing it. No crazy glam moments here (we’ve got Timothée Chalamet for that). We’re talking controlled hair, clean skin, casual but cool facial scruff — it’s like if “I woke up like this” were a person. You know?

For those of you who wanna try the whole Noah Centineo look without trying too hard (lol we see you), it’s about focusing on the basics and keeping it low-key. Think more “my-skincare-game-is-tight” and less “I-straightened-my-hair-for-two-hours.”

Step 1: The Skin — Keeping it Low-Maintenance But Flawless

We’re not trying to go full-on 10-step skincare routine here (unless you’re into that; we’re casual, not judging). Noah always has that fresh, dewy look which means: cool lighting? Maybe. But also, his skincare is all about hydrating and keeping things simple.

Here’s what I recommend:

  1. Cleanser: Keep it basic, y’all. You don’t need some fancy-schmancy product you saw on TikTok with too many acids. Try out gentle cleansers like CeraVe or Cetaphil. They legit clean your face without stripping your skin, which is what you need to keep your glow on (not a fan of the Sahara desert face).
  2. Moisturizer: Hydrated skin = dope skin. Get a solid moisturizer that doesn’t clog your pores. Something with hyaluronic acid is always a good move if you want that soft, dewy glow that screams, “I drink 100oz of water a day” (whether you do or not, no one has to know).
  3. SPF: This one is non-negotiable. If you’re thinking SPF is too extra, babe, no. Getting your sun protection game on is Noah VIBES, okay? He’s all about taking care of his skin but in a chill way. Look up lightweight sunscreens like Supergoop! or La Roche-Posay that won’t leave you looking like a ghost in your TikToks.

Noah’s skin game is proof that taking care of yourself doesn‘t have to be a full-time job, just consistency.

Step 2: The Hair That Just Works

Now Noah’s hair is wild but tamed, aka the perfect mess. It’s the hair that says, “yeah I spent 10 minutes (or less) making it look like I didn’t care.” We stan. His hair’s usually on the curly/wavy side, but if you’ve got straight hair, you can totally still copy his look!

Here’s how to copy his hair without over-complicating things:

  1. Shampoo? Not everyday!
    Noah’s not out here washing his hair after every workout or beach visit. The secret to healthy hair is not over-washing it because stripping all the natural oils will make your hair dry AF. Try to every-other-day or even extend it to 2-3 days. Dry shampoo will be your BFF.
  2. Texturizing products: To get that perfectly imperfect look, grab a texturizing spray or a light hold pomade. Little secret: sea salt sprays are great if you want that fresh-from-the-ocean wave, and you can pick those up at almost any drugstore. My fave affordable texturizer? Kristen Ess makes a cool one that I’m obsessed with; it gives you that “I didn’t do much but OMG your hair looks great” effect.
  3. Styling tip: For the curls and waves, channel your lazy bestie vibe. Scrunch and air dry, or quickly work in a diffuser if you’re feeling wild. If your hair’s on the straighter side and you really want the texture, braid it overnight or twist it while it’s still damp for those woke-up-like-this waves. THEN apply the texturizer/pomade for that Noah-approved finish.

Step 3: Facial Hair — The Casual Scruff

If you’ve seen Noah in “To All The Boys,” you know that his facial hair is as much a mood as his messy hair. It’s like, scruffy but intentional, rugged but clean. Ugh. Perfection. Trying to recreate Noah’s look doesn’t have to be high maintenance.

Here’s a guide to keep your facial hair Noah-level cool:

Scruff Stage Tools Needed & Tips
Light Stubble Use a trimmer set to a high guard, around 2-3mm, just to keep the edges clean but don’t overdo it.
Medium Scruff You’ll want to shape it around your jawline with a precision trimmer. Keep the neck tidy or else it’s gonna look too much like you’re on a survival show.
Full Scruff/Lazy Beard Invest in a beard oil to keep it looking healthy and not, well, itchy. And run the trimmer over it every few days to keep it controlled.

The key takeaway here is to never let it get fully wild, unless you’re cast as an extra on a Bear Grylls show.

Controlled chaos is what Noah’s facial hair game is all about — looks wild but trimmed in all the right places.

Step 4: “No-Makeup” Makeup for Dudes & Girls Alike

Hold up, hold up. Noah, my guy, might not be the type to wear makeup for his everyday looks, but us makeup artists know that skincare + a pinch of “no-makeup makeup” = a flawless finish that doesn’t scream “I’m wearing a ton of product.” So if you’re down to rock it like this, here’s the real tea.

  1. Tinted Moisturizer or BB Cream: This is low-effort and high reward. It keeps your skin tone even and gives you some glow without looking like you’ve layered on foundation. For guys? Trust me — it’ll just look like you slept 10 hours straight.
  2. Brows, but make ’em subtle: Don’t skip this step or assume people won’t notice. A clear brow gel will help brush those babies up without looking overdone. Plus, it keeps the wild pieces from going rogue.
  3. Lip Balm, Always: No one wants chapped lips. Grab yourself a balm that adds the tiniest sheen — no one’s pulling off desert lips, not even Noah. My go-to is Glossier’s Balm Dotcom, which I honestly use non-stop.
  4. Optional Glow: Last but not least… if you want to be extra (and why not), a bit of highlighter or glow cream on your cheekbones adds that last little touch of HEALTHY energy, ya feel?

Step 5: Keep Your Grooming Tools Clean (Srsly, Noah Would)

I’m kinda obsessed with how Noah keeps it clean and chill. And part of that means, whether it’s your skincare items, hair tools, or razors — make sure they’re not gross. Dirty tools = bacteria = breakout central, and that’s what we don’t want. Imagine your fave texturizer-covered in last week’s sea salt, ew.

Wash your tools, sanitize those razors, and swap out old makeup if you’re using it!

The Final Word: Less is More, Always.

Honestly, the whole Noah Centineo routine is about feeling confident while keeping things easy. It’s that perfect mix of taking care of yourself without stressing out over daily grooming. You want to give off “I totally didn’t need to try” energy while lowkey putting thought into it! A classic Centineo move.

But remember, babe: don’t overthink it even though you kind of… have to. Just like Noah seems like he’s throwing messy hair and scruff out there while secretly working the casual look to perfection. You’ve got this!

Su Adams

My obsession with makeup started when I was 4; back when I used to give my Barbies full makeovers! Now, I’m all about helping others feel confident through beauty. From skincare tips to bold looks, I’m here to share fun, relatable advice that makes beauty feel easy and exciting.

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