Joan Crawford

Joan Crawford

She didn’t use fancy products to keep her legendary face smooth and taut – she chewed gum in the belief that it firmed up her jaw and helped to drain the toxins out from under her chin. She was also religious about her cleansing regime, and would splash her face 25 times with ice cold water after every wash.

Karlie Kloss

Karlie Kloss

I like misting my face with rose water in morning. It's so refreshing! It's moisturizing and great for the winter when my skin gets really dry.

Salma Hayek

"Don’t wash your face in the morning, at all, never. Because at night your skin is rebuilding some of the oils that you need to keep your skin young, and it balances the pH. You can splash it with water, do something mild – but you don’t want to get rid of that. And if your skin is dirty in the morning, it means you didn’t clean well at night.”

Jessica Paré

"I do a honey mask a couple of times a week. I get it at Whole Foods - it's called Really Raw Honey. It's calming and it's nourishing. I can eat it too! It's amazing what your diet can do for your skin. I eat as many raw foods as I can. I have fruit for breakfast and a salad for lunch. I'm a vegetarian and I don't eat wheat, so I'm the world's most annoying dinner guest, but it really helps my skin."

Lauren Hutton

Lauren Hutton
Lauren uses home-brewed moisturizer which is a mix of conch oil, coconut oil, and Vitamin E

Dita Von Teese

Dita Von Teese

Dita starts every morning with the Glowing Green Smoothie made of 70 per cent green foods – such as spinach, romaine lettuce, rocket, coriander and parsley – and 30 per cent fruit, such as pears, apples and bananas.



‘I've trained my body to enjoy things that are healthy. If you stop eating sugar, your body doesn't want sugar anymore’ she said.

‘I haven't had a soda in 15 years!’

‘I drink green smoothies with spinach, kale, and dark leafy greens mixed with fruit. Then something salady for lunch and then I can eat what I want at night. Ever since I stopped eating a big breakfast of eggs, toast and cereal, I feel so much better.’

Everyone asks me for the secret to good skin. Put down the cigarettes, slather on the sunscreen, get your beauty sleep, and drink your greens!

Liv Tyler

Liv Tyler

"I think that exfoliation is the key to beautiful skin, I really do. I use scrubing gloves every day in the shower. They just make you glow and get your blood flowing… Your skin is your biggest organ! It’s important to slough off dead cells all the time. For example, today I flew in on a red eye from L.A. and slept for four hours. So, I took a steam shower with essential oils and I scrubbed my skin, conditioned my hair, and I used the Clarisonic—just that gets your blood flowing. Your skin is flushed, awake, and alive. I’m a big believer in that type of thing. Like, if I had to go to a big event, a couple hours before, I’d take a crazy-hot bath with tons of salts and oils a few hours before. But I do more than that—I take a couple of baths a week where I use a whole box of epsom salts and either a bottle of hydrogen peroxide or a packet of baking soda. Equal parts salt and hydrogen peroxide. It makes you sweat all of the toxins out and all of the bad stuff. I learned about it from a hippie-natural-amazing pediatrician, actually, for when kids get sick."

Piper Perabo

Piper Perabo

"I rinse my hair with apple cider vinegar, and it takes all the product out. You can pour apple cider vinegar in your bath too. I’m really obsessed with what you can put in your bathtub—I am a bath person, but only in a sort of detox-y way. I get too antsy sitting in there for too long. I’ll put oatmeal in my coffee grinder, and pour that powder in my tub. Super good for your skin. You have skin like a baby! And I put Greek yogurt on my face—you know, the 0% Greek yogurt, the Fage. You just scoop it out—it’s all cold when you put it on—and by the time it’s so warm that you don’t want it on your face anymore, you take it off. It’s really good for you—I mean, your skin looks so good. It hydrates because of the milk, but the lactic acid just gently takes the thinnest finest layer of skin down. And it’s cheap; you can get it at the bodega."

Georgia May Jagger

Georgia May Jagger

 "I prefer more minimal skincare. When I was younger—when you’re going through that period of trying everything to try to make your skin better and it actually makes it worse—I learned that the best thing you can do is steam your face and use a warm flannel [washcloth] when you’re in the bath. "

January Jones

January Jones

"At night, I always wash with a sensitive skin cleanser but in the morning I just rinse with water to avoid stripping away all the natural oils. "

Lucy Liu

Lucy Liu

"I drink a lot of water, and I've never had coffee. I think caffeine can be really bad for your skin. And I don't get facials, ever.I think they damage your skin. People are getting peels and dermabrasion, and anything with the word "abrasion" doesn't work for me. I also think a lot of plastic surgery hurts your skin."

Evan Rachel Wood

Evan Rachel Wood

"I wash my face with olive oil, or using olive oil-based things. It's been the best thing for my skin — I have really dry, sensitive skin. I like, bathe in it. My skin is so soft — it's amazing."

Freida Pinto

Freida Pinto

"My mother always told me to put yogurt on my skin, especially on the face for hydration. Also In the Indian culture, a head massage is very common. So whenever I get free time I try going for one. It is definitely worth trying because it has a way of calming your mind.”

Emily Deschanel

Emily Deschanel

"You take a strawberry, bite off the end, and then rub the strawberry around your face. It’s like a nice enzyme treatment, and there’s a natural scrub from the seeds."

Sasha Pivovarova

Sasha Pivovarova

"Health and beauty is the same for me. If I am not healthy, I am not beautiful. Instead of popping vitamins pills, I prefet to get the nutrients out of fruits and vegetables. I drink lots of fresh juices on daily basis."

Carolyn Murphy

Carolyn Murphy

"I swear by coconut oil, and even raw olive oil. I’ve even been known to take it on the plane with me and slather it on, and people think I’m weird, but who cares? I slather it on my body, and on the tips of my hair"

Emma Stone

Emma Stone

"I just use natural grapeseed oil from the grocery store on my face as moisturizer. After the shower, I pat it on, and then I’ll use it throughout the day and at night. I pretty much smell like grape all the time."

Monika Jagaciak "JAC"

Monika Jagaciak "JAC"

"Before and during Fashion Week I take a lot of vitamins so that my skin looks nicer. I take zinc—from what I know, it's the best for your skin."

Thandie Newton

Thandie Newton

“I put a couple of spoonfuls of turmeric into water everyday—it’s an incredible anti–inflammatory. I also tap a few grains into my foundation because it makes my skin look really glowy. That’s a great trick for all women who find that foundations are too ashy or too pink for their skins. And it’s anti-inflammatory. It’s my secret weapon.”

Lindsey Wixson

Lindsey Wixson

"For spots, I use tea tree oil—I get it from health food stores like Whole Foods."