Chrissy Teigen Reveals What She Really Thinks of Luna's Makeup Obsession

POPSUGAR: What is your biggest beauty regret?

Chrissy Teigen: I, like a lot of people, really didn't like full eyebrows at one point. I remember just totally taking almost all of them off. I was so into a superhigh arch, and they were so thin, and I can't believe to this day that they ever came back, honestly. My edges don't grow anymore — I don't have a tail on my eyebrows anymore. My dad always told me, "You have Brooke Shields brows. Stop plucking them!" And even when I first met John, I remember him mentioning how he loved a thick brow, and I was like, "Oh. OK."

PS: Do you have any beauty insecurities, and what do you do to combat them?

CT: I'm a little self-conscious of my under-chin area. When I got pregnant, I gained 60-some pounds, and little Miles was only like four pounds of it. Because my face is so round, I try to make sure I do a nice bronze-y contour that doesn't look too in your face. But I like to bring out dimension in my face and under my chin.

PS: What's the weirdest beauty treatment you've ever done?

CT: I thought the PRP blood facial — the vampire facial — was crazy, and then I did it. Still to this day, I don't have any idea what it does, aside from that it hurt so much. Because I was breastfeeding, I couldn't use lidocaine. So my doctor was like, "I haven't seen many people try this without the lidocaine." I said, "Let's try it." Oh, and they do a pass along your mustache of this needle roller. The face hurt for sure. I was like, "I can't believe I'm doing this."

I mean, I've come too far with this face and this butt that if anybody sees me changing anything, I'm going to get called out immediately. I'm probably going to avoid any kind of fat transferring. I follow all those accounts of the before and afters, and I'm like, "I can't just show up to work with a butt one day." Everyone's going to be like, "We know what you did!" I've come too far now — I should've done it 10 years ago!

PS: Tell us about your morning and nighttime beauty routine.

CT: It depends on the kind of day I had. Honestly, if I get off work at 5 p.m. and I have a full face of makeup on, I'll definitely take it off. But if it's a late night, I never really wash my face — I'll wait until the morning, and then I'll just use my lotion to remove the eye makeup. It's not a recommended skincare routine. I'll use a makeup wipe, but for the most part, I'm not doing a full mask. I just don't really have time for it.

PS: What are your favorite products right now?

CT: I like really simple things. I love Aquaphor — I use it around my nose because it's super dry. There's these Dr. Dennis Gross pads; you'll use one as the first step, and then you wait two minutes to use the second one. They're just really easy to use, and I feel like they really get all the blackheads out. I'm pretty neurotic about those. Otherwise then I'll just use whatever's around. Whatever's closest to my hand in the shower, whether it's John's products . . . anything. I don't think too hard about it.

PS: What are your thoughts on Luna wearing makeup?

CT: She loves lip gloss! I mean, I look at her and I'm like, "You're the most perfect little thing on the planet. You have beautiful skin. You have beautiful features." I think all of our parents tell us that, and then we all go off and want to experiment and try fun things. I'm OK with that. You just try not to make beauty such an important thing in their lives, but it can be a fun thing to do.

We love doing makeup together in the morning, and it's all over her face, and I let her do my makeup and we do our dolls. We paint their nails. She loves doing really girlie things like that, and it's more about the bonding time with her than it is like, "This is for beauty." It's just fun for us to do together. You want her to appreciate her ethnic features and her beautiful hair. You want her to really, really love everything about herself.