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Naomi Campbell. Iman. Beverly Johnson. When you think of the word supermodel, these are the names that spring to mind. Another name that springs to mind? Cindy Crawford. With a 35-year modeling career and an amazing physique to boot, there’s a lot we can learn about beauty from the former Calvin Klein model.

Humble Beauty Beginnings

Believe it or not, the 55-year-old wasn’t always a beauty fanatic. Speaking to NewBeauty, Crawford revealed that her mother never wore makeup or used soap or water on her face, so she grew up not knowing about beauty products. It was only when she began her modeling career that she was introduced to the world,

I’ve been blessed to work with so many talented hair and makeup artists—and I do mean artists. I love watching how they help accentuate a woman’s beauty with a little concealer and perfectly placed blush or eyeshadow. I still keep it simple, but I feel more confident that the little bit of makeup I am applying looks natural and flattering.”

With that said, how does one of the world’s most famous supermodels stay on top of her beauty game?

Cindy Crawford Beauty Secrets

Exfoliate, Exfoliate, Exfoliate

I’m a big believer in exfoliating my body, and I have more than one way to do it.” said the Pepsi advert model to New Beauty.

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Exfoliating is a great, and often underrated, beauty hack because it can have so many beauty benefits, which include clearing away dead skin and leaving you with a youthful and radiant complexion.

Happy hair

You don’t become one of the world’s biggest and most notorious supermodels without having amazing hair. So, what’s Crawford’s secret? A good wash day.

“Even though I used to think I had to wash my hair every day, as I’ve gotten older, I try to go longer between washes. Usually, it’s about every three days, so sometimes I have to plan my workouts accordingly!

While Crawford uses an amazing variety of products, we do recommend her wash day routine. Firstly, she starts off with a strengthening shampoo. We advise that you use a clarifying shampoo, free of sulfates and parabens, but rich in plant oils, aloe, and other natural ingredients.

Crawford then follows it with a conditioner that contains natural silk protein. In addition to silk protein, shea butter and as well as coconut and olive oil are great ingredients to be found in your conditioner.

Lastly, Crawford ends her wash-day routine with a restorative scalp treatment, but a deep conditioning hair mask can work just as well.

Use Your Tools

If there’s one beauty tool that Crawford enjoys, it’s definitely the gua sha,

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I love a good tool, and it feels like a little bit of a home spa when I take the time to use them. I love the gua sha, especially for the tension between my eyes and if my eyes are a little puffy in the morning.

The gua sha can help promote circulation, which is great for eye bags and dull skin, and, as Crawford said, can help relieve tension.

Want to know more?

While we associate Cindy Crawford with modeling, we associate Gwyneth Paltrow with health and wellness. So how does the Academy Award winner keep herself looking and feeling good?

Pie Mulumba

Pie Mulumba

Pie Mulumba is a journalist graduate and writer, specializing in health, beauty, and wellness. She also has a passion for poetry, equality, and natural hair. Identifiable by either her large afro or colorful locks, Pie aspires to provide the latest information on how one can adopt a healthy lifestyle and leave a more equitable society behind.

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