Yahoo Finance Jada Pinkett Smith, 49, Just Revealed Her Morning Skin Care Routine
Actress Jada Pinkett Smith, 49, shared her skin care routine in a recent Instagram video.
Alongside her daughter Willow, 20, she posted the video while they both were wearing sheet masks and chilling on chairs in their living room.
She only goes to an aesthetician twice a year because she's "very particular."
Actress Jada Pinkett Smith, 49, shared her morning skin care routine in a recent Instagram video, and we are all ears. Alongside her daughter Willow, 20, she posted the video while they both were wearing sheet masks and chilling on chairs in their living room. And she gave her followers a total run through about her skincare philosophy and what she does to keep her skin looking glowy and youthful.
"I don't go to aestheticians but what, twice a year?" she says to Willow. "As you can see Willow and I have on these facial masks. It's our morning skincare routine."
She also shared that she only goes to an aesthetician twice a year because she's "very particular about her skin. I like to take care of my own skin," she says.
Her #1 tip? She loves steam.
"Steam is one of my secrets and you don’t need a steam room. Boil water...pour it into a bowl...put your face over the bowl and throw a towel over your head. Sit under the towel for 1-2 minutes. This process helps to keep skin moist...to pull out impurities and to open pours to put nourishment into the skin," she wrote in her caption. In the video, she says that she does this 3 to 4 times a week.
But she also focuses on hydration and drinks tons of water.
"I drink tons of water. Usually it's the only thing I'm drinking," she says in the video.
She also added more details in her caption.
"I drink at least 8-9 bottles of water a day (sometimes more🙃) I don’t drink soda or juices. Water is really ALL I drink. DIET IS SO IMPORTANT!" she wrote.
She also noted that she is "really careful in the sun. I use a lot of sunblock and hats," she says. She also added a few more details about her skin at the end of her caption.
"My skin is normal to dry and I live in a very dry climate. If you have oily skin or major acne issues... my routine may not be suited for you," she wrote.
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