Yahoo Finance 6 things Charlize Theron does to get glowing skin
Actress Charlize Theron is 45 years old, and her skin has arguably never looked better. It’s glowing, smooth and seemingly flawless - and looked especially so when she graced the red carpets last awards season as an Academy Award nominee for her role as Megyn Kelly in Bombshell.
Of course, Theron works hard on her skincare routine, eats well and gets regular treatments. Here’s exactly what she does to maintain that radiant look:
1/ She never skips the sunscreen
The actress told Harper’s Bazaar that she wakes up "really early" to help get her two kids ready for school. "When I wake up, I just rinse my face and put on sunscreen," she said.
"Lip balm and sunblock, always. I wear sunblock every single day," she also told Vogue.
2/ She’s big on moisturiser, too
At night, "I use serum, eye cream, and a really good moisturiser," Theron told Harper’s Bazaar. The Long Shot alum said she’ll try new products, but always likes to return to "the classics," like Crème de la Mer.
3/ Theron prioritises her skin at night
Mornings are hectic in her house, which is why the actress spends the majority of time on her skin at bedtime, she told Vogue. "I have really learned to take care of my skin at night, so the mornings really are often just a hot washcloth, brushing my teeth, and putting sunblock on," she said.
4/ She gets regular facials
According to Theron, her favourite facials are at Mila Moursi in Los Angeles. "Every three weeks, I’ll get a facial," she told Harper’s Bazaar.
5/ She eats well
Skincare starts from the inside out, which is why Theron focuses on her diet. She told Harper’s Bazaar that she’s into "plant-based raw foods".
6/ Ageing isn't an issue
"There are days when I really love my face and have no issues with the wrinkles around my mouth or eyes. Then there are days we tell ourselves, 'Oh my God, maybe it’s time to get a face-lift.' And that’s okay," Theron told InStyle. "It doesn’t mean I don’t want to age. The more we can understand that it’s normal and part of the process, the more we’ll take the pressure off."
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