The $6 Drugstore Product Taraji P. Henson Uses Every Day

The $6 Drugstore Beauty Product Taraji P. Henson Uses Every Single Day

When Taraji P. Henson launched her eponymous scalp care line, TPH, in January 2020, she really just wanted to improve the way she was taking care of herself. “During the lockdown [a few months later], when we couldn't go anywhere, I couldn’t go to the salon,” the actor tells Bustle. “So instead of going down into the depression pit, I decided to change the narrative and start taking care of myself.” But, as a self-declared “simple girl,” she still swears by this $6 cleanser. Read More

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