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.

Anna Selezneva

Anna Selezneva

I like going to the bathhouse. In Russia, it’s a very big tradition. There are two in Moscow [that I go to]: One has been around for 135 years. And the second one is basically like a brick oven. They make it hot—all night long they put wood in the stove—and then the construction of the room itself is very different. You go upstairs and there is a wooden platform with gaps to let the steam through. Nowhere else in the world has anything like this—the temperature goes up to 110 degrees.  It’s so good for your skin…it’s not like a steam room, which is always the same temperature—there’s circulation, so the air is clean.

Carolyn Murphy

Carolyn Murphy

"I drink at least 1liter of water a day and

I eat a lot of fish and vegetables. And I believe in calcium, magnesium

and pure fish oil. It’s really good.

I always eat healthy and I don’t have to worry about my shape. And

I do lots of sports, like surfing, riding, yoga."

Doutzen Kroes

Doutzen Kroes

I always take Vitamin C and then I have a routine of these three shakes every morning:

- When I wake up, I squeeze a lemon, grapefruit and an orange to make a juice for my husband, my son and I.

- Then I mix a green powder [Original Superfood Greens from Whole Foods], wheatgrass [The Power of Grass, Whole Foods], chia seeds and water shake. It's disgusting but you just have to drink it all at once.

- For my third shake I blend banana, chia seed, cacao beans, Camu and Maca oils.

I am always so stuffed after drinking them all one after the other. Then I go to work and have a normal breakfast.

Anja Rubik

Anja Rubik

"(...)the best thing is liquid panthenol. It normally comes in foam form for burns, but in liquid form, it stimulates hair growth. It’s actually used in hospitals for chemotherapy patients who lose their hair and have sensitive scalps. My friend recommended that I use it, and my hair grows so much faster now. I put mine in a little spray pump so I can just apply to the roots after I wash my hair and rub it in. I like to leave it in to give my hair a slight lift, which I like, because I have a small head."

Miranda Kerr

Miranda Kerr

"Hair-wise, I love using coconut oil as a treatment and apple cider vinegar for shininess—you put on a little bit in the shower as a rinse, and then wash it out. It stinks a little, but then you use conditioner and the smell goes away."

Jerry Hall

Jerry Hall:

“My mother was very keen on olive oil. Rubbing olive oil all over your hair and your skin–that was one of her big beauty tips and I still do that. Every now and then I just pour it on and leave it during the summer. Just give it a good soak. I mean, you can’t do it all the time, but every now and then I do.”

Lauren Hutton

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

Gisele Bundchen

Giselle Bundchen

The supermodel and mother of two credits yoga and meditation with helping keep fit during her first pregnancy. She also says mindfulness practices helped her lose the baby weight in a mere two months.

Karolina Kurkova

Karolina Kurkova

"For removing my mascara, I like using coconut oil. As a moisturizer, I like Dr. Alkaites' cream or Bulgarian rose oil—you know, things that are organic and natural for the skin, and won't just sit on it. Having great skin also has a lot to do with what you eat—if you eat junk, it's going to show. I live in New York and when I go out to eat I'll pick healthy places like Pure Food and Wine, Organic Avenue, Angelica Kitchen—there are so many spots."

Molly Sims

Molly Sims

“Buy a body brush and dry brush your entire body. Do this before you get in the bath or shower. It’s a way to detox and helps with circulation.” 

Claudia Schiffer

Claudia Schiffer

Supermodel Claudia keeps her weight in check by eating lighter 

meals at dinner (salad and steamed vegetables), and eating nothing but 

fruit before 12pm. She sips on herbal tea through out the day for a 

cleansed feeling.

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. "

Gisele Bundchen

Gisele Bundchen

"I love outdoor sports, like volleyball, and I play them whenever I can.

But my secret is that I watch TV maybe twice a year. I’m not a potato sack; I’ve never sat on my couch. If I’m home, I’m cleaning, feeding my dogs, doing stuff. Life is too precious to waste time."

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"

Kirsty Hume

Kirsty Hume

"I try to be pretty natural with my hair I use only natural shampoos and conditioners I generally let it dry naturally also."

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."

Lindsey Wixson

Lindsey Wixson

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

Anja Rubik

Anja Rubik

"I use a gentle scrub every night—it's really, really important. It unclogs all the pores. I just massage it in and use a lot of moisturizer afterward. Massaging is especially important because it increases circulation."