With endless red carpet appearances and their own personal glam squads, we’d expect the stars to have picked up a few beauty secrets along the way!
Click through to see what Beyonce, Kate Winslet, Liv Tyler and others rely on to keep themselves looking flawless for the cameras.
Model and mum Miranda Kerr uses coconut oil as a hair treatment and rosehip oil for her skin – she even credits it with helping her avoid stretch marks during her pregnancy.
Scarlett Johansson says she likes to start with a “matte base” (meaning foundation which dries to a non-shiny finish) and then gradually add shimmer. Image: Annalisa Flori
Ageless beauty Halle Berry has a great tip for natural lipstick – she dabs on a red lippy before wiping it off and applying clear gloss over the top for a naturally pink pout. Image: Gage Skidmore
Eva Mendes swears by a shimmery bronzer – she even adds it into her moisturiser for an all-over natural tan. Image: Nicolas Genin
Liv Tyler can thank her grandmother and mum for her amazing skin – they apparently started encouraging her to moisturise from the age of six! Liv also says exfoliation is the “key to beautiful skin”.
Kate Winslet’s beauty essential is an eye cream – key for banishing dark circles and puffy bags. Image: Peter Bregg
Beyonce’s best beauty tip? A smile! Bey believes women are “most beautiful” when they’ve got a grin on their face. But when it comes to products, she’s never without a good moisturiser.
Actress Lucy Liu says she feels her most beautiful when she’s been “exercising and eating well” – and a good mascara never hurts either!
Selena Gomez’s go-to beauty products include the MAC Mineralized Skinfinish powder and The Body Shop’s Baked to Last Bronzer. Image: Alberto E. Rodriguez
Model and actress Amber Valletta says she’s “obsessed” with eye creams and loves doing a strong brow. Image: Glenn Francis
Pretty Little Liars star Shay Mitchell is also a fan of coconut oil for hair care, using it as a deep conditioner for her long locks. She also turns to coconut oil to take off her makeup, using a hot cloth to remove the residue.
