Even in a world where airbrushing and photo editing has become the standard for photos, we still need to maintain healthy skin. While supermodels get their fair share of digital touch-ups in order to look their best, they still take care of what is skin deep since that is the ultimate beauty standard. That’s why we’re sharing with you some supermodel beauty secrets that can be anyone’s staple!
“I just keep it simple. I feel like if you start using 30 products on your face, the second you don’t have those 30 products, your skin will need it. And I feel like just keeping your skin clean and being good to it is enough.” A supermodel beauty secret that is just about keeping it simple? That we can get on board on. A standard cleanser, toner, moisturizer, and exfoliator are staples that have past the test of time. Though specific ingredients have come and gone, the standard has remained the same.
“I’ve been drinking noni for the past 12 years. It has 177 vitamins and minerals and is a potent antioxidant. It’s great for healing.” Deriving from a small evergreen plant called Noni, noni juice is a great antioxidant that protects the heart, liver, and relieves fatigue. As for skincare studies suggest noni juice is rich in protective chemical constituents, that has anti-bacterial and anti-inflammatory properties and stimulates collagen production. It is known to be useful for curing various skin disorders such as acne, burns and allergic skin reactions. So drink your beauty regimen. Sounds easy enough!
“I squeeze a bit of lemon juice and wash my face with it. Because of the acid, it pulls everything out that wants to come out. So it’s not so glamorous but you just shine!” Lemons are packed with a lot of natural goodies that can make our skin, bright, clear, and plump. Lemons are heavy with antibacterial properties which makes it perfect for tackling bacteria-causing breakouts. Lemons are rich in vitamin C which is a natural brightening and anti-aging agent. It also helps with clearing out pores and getting rid of blackheads since lemons naturally contain citric acid which a natural form for alpha hydroxy acid, or AHA. A supermodel beauty secret found right in our kitchen? Yes please!
“Moisturizing is the most important for everything: your hair, your face, your body. Masks, masks, masks.” Masks, masks, Masks, we hear you loud and clear Ms. Monrose. Mask can be ultra moisturizing, and since there are a multitude of mask out there with great moisturizing properties, it is all about finding your perfect fit. Sheet mask, gel mask, and cream mask each have their own unique attributes. Sheet mask are a great way to go the extra mile to trap in moisture and excess applied serum, great for all skin types. Gel mask bring about cooling effects and quenching skins need for hydration. They are great for dry and sensitive skin types with great firming and detoxifying qualities. Cream mask are rich in oils and moisturizers that is beneficial in replenishing dry skin. It is great for normal to dry skin types.
“A couple times a week, when my skin isn’t terribly overworked, the best thing is to rinse my face with warm water. Also, I eat plenty of foods rich in vitamin A to help keep my skin clear.” Yes a healthy diet. It may seem cliché, but a healthy diet filled with foods packed with vitamins, antioxidants, and minerals will always be the best for you skin, and it does not hurt the ego to know this is a supermodel beauty secret that is also health conscious.
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