Giuliana Rancic
“I use the DDF Revolve 400x twice a week, and it’s like getting microdermabrasion at home. It’s so amazing and makes my skin look so nice that I actually stopped getting professional facials,” she told Us.
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Amanda Seyfried
The actress goes to A-list aesthetician Kate Somerville, who tells Us that it's important to apply a moisturizing serum daily in addition to drinking lots of water to boost hydration.
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Amy Adams
Makeup artist, Molly R. Stern, used a moisturizing facial oil on the actress at the 2011 Golden Globes to make her skin look extra dewy and luminous.
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Jennifer Lopez
Makeup artist, Mary Phillips, prepped the star's skin with an illuminating primer at the 2011 Golden Globes. "It gives the skin that radiant healthy glow," Phillips told Us.
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Carrie Underwood
"I cleanse very well and use sunscreen before I put my makeup on. It's all about proper cleansing and proper SPF," the singer told Us.
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Salma Hayek
"I've been doing juice cleanses for 15 years," the stunning actress told Us. "My skin glows when I finish day three."
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Lauren Conrad
The star's makeup artist, Amy Nadine, encourages all of her celeb clients to use a night cream with hyaluronic acid. "You will die when you see how instantly your skin is hydrated," Nadine shares on her blog.
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Taraji P. Henson
The Taken From Me nominee gets complexion perfection with regular visits to A-list facialist Kate Somerville.
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Sofia Vergara
The Modern Family nominee sees Sonya Dakar for an antiaging Red LED light treatment to keep her decolletage smooth and even-toned.
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Connie Britton
To heighten her sun-kissed glow, the Friday Night Lights nominee will stop by LA's One Spa for the Ona Tan -- an organic, customized airbrush treatment -- the day before this year's Emmy Awards.
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Kate Winslet
The Mildred Pierce nominee sees NYC facialist Tracie Martyn regularly for her signature Red Carpet Facial, which includes enzyme exfoliation and microcurrent to tighten the jawline and accentuate cheekbones.
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Kate Bosworth
The secret to looking put-together? Well-groomed eyebrows! Not so hot? Post-wax redness. "Before waxing, it's important not to exfoliate or use anything with glycolic acid or retinol for 72 hours prior," advises Nora Charles, a waxing specialist at Touch of Faith, a spa the actress frequents. "After waxing be sure to use soothing ingredients like aloe and gently exfoliate the areas 4-5 days afterwards to prevent ingrown hairs."
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Ricki Lake
To lighten up hyperpigmentation, the star turns to Touch of Faith Spa to even out her skin tone. "Look for brightening products with bearberry extract and lactic acid," says Anna Logan, the spa's holistic skin-care specialist. "Epicuren's Skin Lightener is a really great product to both lighten spots and brighten the complexion."
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Drew Barrymore
On the newly engaged star's to-do list: don't let wedding stress have an effect on her skin! "The hottest skin-care ingredient for anti-aging is fruit-derived stem cells, like those from grape or apple, because they help preserve the vitality of the skin," says Logan. "Also, peptides are used to plump and relax wrinkles and stimulate collagen which helps firm the skin."
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