45 Beauty Essentials Runway Models Can't Live Without

Models don't only save their dewy, glowing skin for the runway, so you can bet they stock up on hydrating products. Mari Agory applies one layer of Make Up Forever Face & Body Liquid ($40) to perfect her skin.

After hours of being dolled up backstage, Leomie loves taking off the day with Simple cleansing wipes ($10). It's ideal for those nights when you're too lazy to fully wash your face.

Finding the right product to soothe your sensitive skin can be challenging. Backstage at Rodarte, Anna Cholewa recommends using soothing aloe gel ($19) to calm the skin, especially after a long day of shows. Apply it before your moisturizer or leave it on as a mask!

Paige Honeycott makes sure her skin stays radiant and runway ready by rinsing her face daily with this citrusy cleanser ($8). Gentle exfoliating beads and caffeine also make makes her feel alert in the morning.

Even models are obsessed with coconut oil ($7). Lula Kenfe keeps her skin baby soft before a show by moisturizing with it after the shower.

To avoid puffy, tired eyes on and off the runway, Iriha Kruchenko opts for a cooling eye gel ($14). Dab some on under your eyes when you need an afternoon refresh.

You'll almost always catch model Grace Simmons barefaced. And to maintain a clear makeup-free complexion she swears by clay masks ($42). When she needs an extra boost of exfoliation, she adds in grains of sand from her farm in Australia.

Backstage at Ohne Title, Samantha Archibald revealed that her secret to smooth, pore-less skin lies in this tingling exfoliating treatment ($69). Yes, mud is a way to clean your face!

At her first season of NYFW, Kailey Hsu ended up with a huge pimple right before her big show at Herve Leger. Instead of panicking, she used Neutrogena Toner ($7) religiously — and it disappeared just in time.

Even models suffer from the occasional oil slick! "In NYC especially, I use blotting papers to remove shine," explained model Sija Titko backstage at Monique Lhuillier. "The weather can be disgusting." Carry these blotting papers ($12) to stay shine free on the go.

Backstage at Milly, Iana Godnia introduced us to Australian beauty brand Aesop. Her favorite product to remedy dry Winter skin is the Mandarin Facial Hydrating Cream ($49).

Yes, models use Carmex Moisturizing Lip Balm ($2) just like you! Nothing beats the petroleum jelly balm when it comes to soothing a chapped pout.

Model Lily Zhi relies on a range of Asian skin care brands to keep her dry skin moisturized. Shu Uemura Cleansing Oil ($42) is her favorite daily makeup remover.

Not all models have time for a facial before the runway. Lily Zhi uses the Shiseido "Benefiance" Pure Retinol Intensive Revitalizing Face Mask ($63) to get a spa experience at home.

Model Juana Burga doesn't just use Lucas' Papaw Ointment ($12) on her lips. She also applies the balm to her nails to soothe cracked cuticles.

While most models talk nonstop about Bioderma, Juliette Fazekas prefers Simple Cleansing Micellar Water ($8), which is an American drugstore favorite.

Model Georgie Badiel uses the Vbeaute Gentle Facial Exfoliator ($24) to make sure her skin is close-up ready on the runway.

Not only is L'Occitane Shea Butter Lip Balm ($12) Lera Tribel's favorite lip balm, but she also uses it underneath her eyes to erase puffiness and bags.

Asia Matthews may not use foundation (oh, those lucky models), but she does use Aveeno Daily Moisturizing Lotion ($11) from head to toe to keep her skin protected against Winter's worst.

A pimple before the runway? No way! Model Juliette Fazekas uses the La Roche-Posay Effaclar Duo Acne Treatment ($37) all over her face to keep breakouts at bay.

You probably recognize this orange Neutrogena Oil-Free Acne Wash ($5) from your pimply teenage years, but Mari Agory still uses the classic cleanser to remove makeup after a long day of shows.

If you think models only use expensive products to stay looking gorgeous, think again! Mari Agory shops for her skin care essentials at the grocery store. Her antiaging treatment is Trader Joe's Vitamin E Oil ($25).

When Anastasia Ivanova is feeling extradry, she spritzes her face with Caudalíe Beauty Elixir ($49).

Russian model Anastasia Ivanova has been using Nivea Creme ($11) since she was a young girl to moisturize wind-worn cheeks. Apparently the white cream in the blue jar is a skin staple all around the world.

Model Kem Jaspers treats her skin to the Chanel Hydra Beauty Mask ($50) to moisturize her dry skin before Fashion Week.

More than one model suggested the Kiehl's Midnight Recovery Concentrate ($56) as a skin care essential. But it was Anne Peck backstage at Alice + Olivia who recommended using it as a moisturizer before makeup.

German catwalker Anne Peck uses Avène Clean-AC Hydrating Cream ($16) to keep her skin moisturized during the day. The good news: you can buy this product at your local drugstore.

Karlie Kloss packs Homeoplasmine ($26) in her Fashion Week handbag to moisturize and remove makeup between shows. This cream is a well-known makeup artist favorite to hydrate dry skin before applying foundation.

We'd never even heard of Uka nail oil ($39) until Chiharu Okunugi opened up her bag backstage. This oil comes in many different scents, but 24:45 is a relaxing mix of lavender and orange, which is the perfect remedy for a model who has a hectic Fashion Week schedule.

You can't go backstage anywhere during Fashion Week without hearing about Bioderma Créaline H2O ($33). The models love it, and the makeup artists can't live without it. Literally, it's at every station. This supergentle French pharmacy staple lives up to all the hype: it takes off all eye, face, and lip makeup without irritating skin or leaving an oily residue.

Embryolisse Lait-Crème Concentré ($28) is a favorite of makeup artists and many of the models (like Chiharu Okunugi) use it at home to moisturize skin after a long day of getting primped and prodded.

Model Frida Munting relies on a full Dermalogica skin care regimen to keep her dry complexion in check. Nightly she uses Dermalogica Daily Microexfoliant ($52) to keep her sensitive skin smooth.

Catwalkers aren't allowed to wear much makeup during casting calls, but Sarah Jade counts this Tom Ford Brow Sculptor in Taupe ($44) as her one must have.

You might expect the beautiful skin of a runway model to be the result of a superexpensive skin care regimen. But Lina Sandberg rinses her face with Cetaphil Gentle Skin Cleanser ($8) every night.

What, you thought Proactiv was just for pimply preteens? Wrong! A few models mentioned the acne-fighting brand as their go-to once breakouts pop up. The Revitalizing Toner ($16) dries everything up in time for a next-day photo shoot.

There isn't much time when you're running from show to show, but catwalker Svea Berlie takes off any excess makeup with Klorane Eye Makeup Remover ($16).

Of course with amazing skin like Cindy Bruna, foundation is optional. But she uses Nuxe Teint Éclat Prodigieux ($28), a tinted moisturizer, to cover imperfections before a big casting call. It's the one French beauty find that she stocks up on before her world travels.

Model Lina Sandberg uses Chanel Hydra Beauty Crème ($87) each evening to keep her skin moisturized even when she's traveling from New York to London to Milan and Paris.

Kérastase Oléo-Relax Masque ($63) is a favorite for curly-haired model Cindy Bruna. She keeps it on overnight to moisturize her hair after getting blow-dried and curled constantly.

In one day models can wear several different makeup looks ranging from barely-there to bold. Manuela Basilio told us that Lancôme makeup remover ($28) stays on her vanity from city to city.

Models aren't just wearing bold brows on the runway; Manuela Basilio fills in her arches with the Anastasia Beverly Hills Brow Powder Duo ($23) before hitting the streets during NYFW.

Backstage at Naeem Khan, Ajak Deng introduced us to Ling Skin Care. She wears the Ginseng Collagen Infusion Mask ($18) during her twice-a-week at-home facial.

For Lina Sandberg, being a model is an all-day job from 6 a.m. call times to afterparties at midnight. She applies La Mer Eye Concentrate ($190) to disguise any under-eye circles during the long days of Fashion Month.

Margaux Brooke often has the hottest stylists doing her hair. However, when it comes to her at-home routine, she is low maintenance. She spritzes Frederic Fekkai dry shampoo ($20) on her bob before every casting call.

Yes, models get pimples, too (they do wear tons of makeup for work). Lina Sandberg recommended the Dermalogica Spot Treatment ($26) for rapid zit relief.