"Beauty and the Beast" live-action star Emma Watson stepped out without makeup as she ran errands around her hometown of London on Wednesday.

According to Daily Mail, Emma Watson still looked good even when she was dressed down and without makeup as she was seen entering shops and stepping out carrying bags.

"The Harry Potter star was casual but chic in her all-black outfit, teaming loose trousers with a roll-neck jumper," it said. "The actress seemed a little overdressed for the warm weather in London, but did add some summery finishing touches to her look with a pair of tan sandals and some statement retro sunglasses."

During the premiere of "Noah" last year, "Beauty and the Beast" live-action actress Emma Watson tweeted the contents of her makeup bag, which contains about 30 products.

"Appearing at the New York premiere of Noah, her regime included upmarket cosmetics, hair straighteners, false eyelashes and even a pair of 'invisible' knickers - which presumably proved useful later in the evening when she changed into a sheer Erdem designer dress for the after-show party," the report said.

"The young star was also well prepared for many kinds of emergency with safety pins, stain remover and even a 'guardian angel' trinket - popular good luck jewellery," it added.

Emma Watson definitely took advantage of the break in filming "Beauty and the Beast" as well as her multiple appearances as she can be herself, without the need to be glamorous or add a hint of makeup.

The 25-year-old "Beauty and the Beast" live-action star has never been insecure about her looks.

When Taylor Swift performed at Hyde Park in London for the British Summertime Festival, Emma Watson was at the crowd without makeup and drinking beer.

"With her hair scraped back into a casual bun and sporting a full face of make-up, she'd clearly opted for festival glamour to mark the occasion - including some sexy denim hotpants and leather boots. And, while stood in a ray of light, the Harry Potter actress quenched her thirst for both beer and pop culture simultaneously," said the report.