How Celebrities Take Care Of Their Skin

Victoria Beckham: mask with nightingale droppings

During a visit to Japan, David Beckham's wife admired the whiteness and even skin tone of local women. Cosmetologists revealed to Victoria one of the secrets of the inhabitants of the Land of the Rising Sun. It turns out that many Japanese women take care of their skin using masks with a strange ingredient - nightingale droppings. Beckham was so impressed with the effect that she was not afraid of the peculiar composition, and since then she has always kept such masks in her cosmetic bag.

Gwyneth Paltrow: Apitherapy

Few of us are familiar with apitherapy - a field of alternative medicine that uses every possible bee product and the effects of the bees themselves. Gwyneth Paltrow has always been famous for her love of experiments (which only candles of her authorship with the aromas of "vagina" and "orgasm

Kate Middleton: masks with bee venom and glycolic peeling

For the Duchess of Cambridge, the beauty care program was developed by cosmetologist Deborah Mitchell. She found the main must-have for Kate - masks with bee venom of her own authorship, and also picked up glycolic peels that smooth out fine wrinkles and remove pigmentation. She also advised Middleton to use body oil during pregnancy - Kate's favorite was rosehip oil from the Trilogy brand, which she continues to use today.

Mila Kunis: Diamond Peeling

Ashton Kutcher's wife is a rare guest on the red carpet, but before every important outing, Kunis does an unusual beauty procedure. The actress spends $ 8,900 for a diamond peeling session - it allows you to renew the upper layer of the epidermis, enhance cell regeneration and stimulate the flow of collagen, removing fine wrinkles, acne marks and other skin imperfections.

Cindy Crawford: cooling balls

Every morning, the supermodel prefers to start not with a cup of coffee, but with a wash and a facial massage. And her main assistants in this were the Golden Ice Globes massage cooling balls with thermal gel. Cindy applies a serum and eye cream, then dips the balls in ice water and runs them over the upper and lower eyelids. Crawford herself does not understand why she loves the effect of them so much and how gold particles work, but considers them one of her favorite things in home care.

• Victoria Beckham
• Cindy Crawford
• Kate Middleton
• Gwyneth Paltrow
• Mila Kunis