Skincare Tips From Famous '90s Supermodels
Unexpected Skincare Secrets the 5 Biggest '90s Supermodels Live By
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Cindy Crawford kicked off the supermodel craze of the '80s with her all-American good looks and signature beauty mole. Among the countless blue-eyed, blond-haired models, Crawford was a refreshing change of pace with her brunette locks and sizzling athletic body that made her the highest-paid model in the world in 1995.
Now at 51, Crawford is still the natural beauty she was in the '90s thanks to the proven beauty tips that help maintain her youthful complexion. Crawford swears by dry brushing, a technique that exfoliates your skin. It's fantastic for circulation and effectively gets rid of dead skin. As Crawford explained to Into the Gloss, "On dry skin, I use the brush all over my body, always brushing toward my heart. Not only do you brush off dead skin, you invigorate your body, stimulate your lymphatic system, reduce cellulite, and decongest your skin (talk about a miracle, tool). After I shower but before I dry off, I use Neutrogena Body Oil all over. I let it soak in for a few seconds before drying myself with a towel."
On top of dry brushing, Crawford also recommends infrared saunas for detoxification and boosting collagen growth. The relaxing heat stimulates collagen production to diminish wrinkles and improve overall skin tone and elasticity.