Where To Buy Salma Hayek Makeup

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At 54, Salma Hayek is all nearly embracing her makeup-free skin. The extra recently shared some fresh-faced selfies to Instagram; her complexion looks absolutely radiant while her natural pilus texture is out to play. "Today is a very good twenty-four hours for reflection," she captioned the post.

So, what'southward her surreptitious? Hayek actually learned the ins and outs of skincare from her grandmother, who was trained in cosmetology. "I think that my beauty routine, and how I see beauty is from what I've learned from my grandmother," Hayek told Glamour.

Looks like grandma knows best! Here's everything we know well-nigh Hayek's skincare routine, including a few of her favorite products.

1. She skips the morning cleanse.

"I never cleanse my skin in the morning," Hayek told The New York Times. "My grandmother taught me that at night, your peel replenishes all the things you lost during the solar day. Also, if I cleanse very well at dark, why would information technology be dirty when I wake upward?"

When she needs a refresher, she'll opt for a picayune hydration. "Sometimes I put rose h2o. Sometimes not," she told Glamour. "Sometimes straight to the cream. You accept to see how the skin feels every day."

2. She loves hydrating creams, oils, and serums.

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Hayek launched her own brand, Dash, in partnership with CVS in 2011. The line features makeup, skincare, and haircare products inspired by her family unit'southward heritage and vision of beauty. Her favorite production is the AM/PM Anti-Aging Super Foam, which she helped formulate. "I told the developers the ingredients they needed to put in information technology. They were shocked because they didn't know near them," she told Glamour.

She also amps upwardly her hydration with a "a mix of serums and oils depending on my peel that day," she told The New York Times. "I dearest the Biologique Recherche Grand Millésime Serum. Or I use the Anne Semonin Sérum Précieux."

iii. She doesn't go crazy with exfoliation.

Hayek admits she's pretty careful with her pare. "Exfoliating a lot may brand you look good in the brusque term, but non I think in the long term," she told The New York Times. She has a signal: As Prevention previously reported, it'southward easy to exfoliate too oft, which tin can actually inflame your complexion, causing irritation. Dermatologists often recommend beingness ultra-gentle and starting with exfoliation just one time a week.

4. She swears by coconut oil—and other kitchen ingredients.

Hayek told Glamour that she's loved makeup since she was 14. Her daily routine involves a little bit of foundation and lipstick (which she likewise uses on her cheeks as a blush). "Of grade I have to get all dolled up for work and for press," she said.

Merely the extra never forgets to accept her makeup off at night, and she swears by coconut oil. "Then I apply rose water to have off the residuals. You lot can use a hot towel with the rose water—you put a wet towel in the microwave—to exercise a footling steam," she told The New York Times. "I'll utilize the chamomile cleanser from Nuance. And so I splash with cold h2o."

She sometimes DIYs her facial cleanser at night with other kitchen products, likewise. "You lot can employ a little bit of oatmeal and and then some h2o or almond milk, and a fiddling flake of dearest," she said. "You let it soak, and information technology'south a great cleanser that makes your skin very soft."

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