10 Celebrity Skin Care Secrets That Will Surprise You

Some might say; only doctors give the best skin care advice. If you are thinking the same, you don't know much about celebrities (outside a TV screen), because no one misses with celebrities when it comes to giving beauty tips.

Unlike ordinary folks, celebrities are always on the spot light. It's not surprising that they strive to look more attractive and glowing every time they step on the red carpet. Yet among of these famous singers, models and actors are those who take skin care to a whole new level of weirdness! We don't advice you to try some of these.


Kate Middleton - Bee Venom

The flawless skin of the Royal Duchess Kate Middleton might have a bizarre secret behind it. Days before her royal wedding, Kate Middleton have explored with Bee Venom to obtain a smooth and glowing complexion. Bee venom has long been used in traditional Asian medicine to alleviate various ailments. Though some medical experts doubts the effectiveness of such cosmetics for skincare, some studies have shown that purified bee venom can indeed decrease acne.


Marion Cotillard - Argan oil

The adorable French actress, from A Very Long Engagement frequently wears argan oil, an ancient Moroccans cosmetics have been used for centuries, yet the rest of the world is starting to catch up on. Argan oil, which is obtained from goats, is packed with antioxidants that improve the complexion and elasticity of the skin and preserve it's natural glow.


Demi Moore - Leech therapy

They say; the cleaner your blood, the healthier your skin is. That's what Demi Moore also advised following her experiment with leech therapy which she underwent in Austria. She choose this unorthodox treatment as part of her body cleansing routine. Leach therapy is generally practiced to detoxify the blood, yet it's cosmetic potential has not been thoroughly investigated yet.


Scarlet Johansson - Vinegar

Haven't ever wondered how Scar-Jo maintain the glow and beauty of her skin? You might be surprised! The actress has revealed that she cleanses her face with cider vinegar, on daily basis. When asked how she came across this skin solution, she replied: "I researched natural skincare and found that apple cider vinegar is really effective. Using it as a toner can be harsh, but if you have breakouts it can be really healing".






Cate Blanchett - Olive oil, grapefruit juice and sea salt mixture

While Jonhasson exploring on the rejuvenating properties of vinegar, Cate Blanchett from The Lord Of The Rings has came across a weirder formula in her her beauty arsenal. The DIY solution of olive and macadamia oils, she reported, has done a decent job in improving her complexion. She further explained this intriguing mixture "Put one of them on in the shower and they make your skin zing,” she said “I incorporate them into a homemade scrub with grapefruit juice and sea salt—a beauty trick taught to me by a friend of mine.”


Gwyneth Paltrow - Radiofrequency therapy

The 41-year-old Gwyneth Paltrow has recently shared her a beauty secret behind her flawless complexion. It wasn't an odd mixture of oil and fruit this time, diet or result of good genes, but rather thanks to a cosmetic procedure called Thermage. Also referred to as sonic therapy, Thermage involves the use of radiofrequency to stimulate the body’s own natural renewal process. This treatment, which is alternative to botox is intended to rejuvenate the skin, reduce, wrinkles and enhance the skin tone. No wonder Paltrow looks decades younger!





Diane Lane - Acupuncture

Needles are scary, aren't they? But apparently not to Diane Lane who has reportedly indulges in cosmetic acupuncture to maintain her youthful skin tone. Lane is 50 years old now but you would've never guessed her age correct if I hadn't told you, because she look as if she is in her thirties.

Acupuncture is a famous alternative medicine originated from China which performed by inserting multiple needles in the body to correct the flow of qi energy in the body. The cosmetically use of  the acupuncture is intended to stimulate the production of collagen and elastin on specific body locations including the face, neck and shoulders.


Kyle Richards - Electrical facial

Whatever reason it might be for, electricity is certainly not something we want piercing through our skin. Nonetheless, Kyle Richards, who starred in The Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills, has tweeted a picture of herself getting an unusual facial treatment that uses an electrical current to deliver water-soluble solution into the skin. In the picture, the 43 years old actress looks like something straight out of a horror movie, as her face is covered in cotton pads and a leather mask that is hooked up to electrical wires. Richards, choose the treatment because of it's purported benefits that include smoothing the surface and enhancing its overall tone and complexion.


Julianne Moore - Staying in the shade

The ginger beauty Julianne Moore has maintained her beautiful skin by following a quite simple tip, staying in the shade. Now 54 year old, Moore regularly use sunscreen that helped her keep her amazingly clear and kink-free skin. She is so diligent about her skin that whenever she crosses the street, she make sure she is on the the shady.


Claudia Schiffer - Just water

According to the model Claudia Schiffer, keeping the body hydrated is the ultimate secret to a better skin health and look. Schiffer reported that she drinks nearly a gallon of water in a day (she must be having hell a lot of toilet visits).  The model has even admits to rinsing her face with Evian water which she believes to has helped her softens her skin and makes it feel extra clean and youthful.