[Hanne]

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Originally Posted by Hye Park Lover Karen Elson, from her thread

"her thread" is not proper crediting - tFS does not own the images posted in the threads therefore you cannot credit tFS threads.
Please credit the magazine the image/page was scanned from and if possibly the issue as well, and the member who scanned the image/page

[Tushka_BeLLa]

I love this thread... I really want to know what models use at the shows!

[Hye Park Lover]

OK I went back to the Karen Elson thread to especially check for credit and it says "scanned by me" by Columbine

[Evangelina]

Exclusive! Supermodel beauty secrets revealed

Canadian knock-out Daria Werbowy talks about her must-have beauty products with ELLE online.

By Virginie Dolata & Lili English
From catwalks to Vogue covers to Lancôme campaigns, Canadian model darling Daria Werbowy is everywhere.

With her signature doe-like eyes and porcelain smooth skin, Daria has become, like the Naomis and Giseles of the world, one of the world's top models.

Here she talks about some of her personal make-up bag must-haves, the day she commited the biggest hair faux-pas and why her grandma gave her the best beauty advice.


EC: What is the first step in your morning beauty routine?
DW: I splash water on my face and then immediately moisturize.

EC: What is your nightly beauty ritual?
DW: I always clean my face thoroughly and apply lots of moisturizer.

EC: Can you tell us of any personal beauty tricks?
DW: I'll admit it, I spend a little bit of time in the sun. But I always wear a sunblock.

EC: Do you have any distinguishing features?
DW: I have a tatoo of little waves on one of my big toes.

EC: If you wanted to look ultra-seductive, what make-up would you use to accomplish this look?
DW: Black liner applied to the inside of the eye for maximum impact.
EC: Which beauty product do you never use?
DW: Hairspray.

EC: How do you care for your healthy mane?
DW: I treat myself to hot oil treatments on a regular basis. I prefer leaving my hair down and natural.
EC: What is the biggest hair faux-pas you've ever committed?
DW: I cut my hair really short once and bleached it. So much so, that it ended up turning grey! It was my agent's idea at the time and I cried all the way home on the subway. I looked like a cotton-bud. The only good thing that came out of it was that, ever since then, my hair is a lot thicker now!

EC: What do you like most about yourself?
DW: My eyes. I like my feet, too.

EC: What do you like the least about yourself?

DW: It depends on my mood, really! When I was young, I was taller than all the other children and I got called "Daddy Long Legs" and "Olive Oyle". My arms are also huge.

EC: What little indulgence do you allow yourself from time-to-time?
DW: Sailing. It is the best way to be close to nature and to recover and relax after a hard day's work. It makes me feel great.

EC: Perfume you cannot live without?
DW: Hypnôse of course!

EC: What is your overall beauty philosophy?
DW: The beauty I try to embody is one that isn't pre-fabricated, one that is more of an emotive beauty ... that of the soul, a truer form.

EC: What is the best beauty advice anyone has ever given you?
DW: My grandmother used lemon juice as a toner and cleanser. She squeezed it onto a cotton pad and cleansed her face with it. Once her skin is dry, she'd rinse with cold water.It works wonders for your skin. Also, my mom has always used Nutrix, created in 1935 by Lancôme. It's the best nourishing cream, especially in cold climates like you get in Canada!

EC: What are your make-up bag essentials?
DW: A toothbrush and a few of my favourite Juicy Tubes.

EC: Do you have any favourite beauty products?
DW: Bi facial make-up remover to get all of the products off of my face after a photo shoot, Aqua Fusion moisturizer and my trusted Juicy Tubes (all from Lancôme).

from ellecanada.com

[Sylwiasta]

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Originally Posted by dsq ethanoic acid is commonly known as acetic acid or household vinegar. ethanol is different, it is an alcohol, specifically, the type of alcohol you get drunk on in parties. hope that clears things up.

Thank you Dsq for explaining! Sometomes these names in English are a bit confusing
I am making my own ACV toner , btw.

[pinkpurple]

Where can you buy Dr. Hauschka products from?

[LucindaMay]

whole foods, sephora...

[SwankyMama]

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Originally Posted by Evangelina EC: Do you have any favourite beauty products? DW: Bi facial make-up remover to get all of the products off of my face after a photo shoot, Aqua Fusion moisturizer and my trusted Juicy Tubes (all from Lancôme). from ellecanada.com

The product from lancome is actually Bifacil, I only wanted to mention that in case anyone looks for it. I've been using it to remove waterproof mascara for 15 years and it's *AMAZING*!

[pinnie]

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Originally Posted by Evangelina Exclusive! Supermodel beauty secrets revealed Canadian knock-out Daria Werbowy talks about her must-have beauty products with ELLE online. By Virginie Dolata & Lili English From catwalks to Vogue covers to Lancôme campaigns, Canadian model darling Daria Werbowy is everywhere. With her signature doe-like eyes and porcelain smooth skin, Daria has become, like the Naomis and Giseles of the world, one of the world's top models. Here she talks about some of her personal make-up bag must-haves, the day she commited the biggest hair faux-pas and why her grandma gave her the best beauty advice. EC: What is the first step in your morning beauty routine? DW: I splash water on my face and then immediately moisturize. EC: What is your nightly beauty ritual? DW: I always clean my face thoroughly and apply lots of moisturizer. EC: Can you tell us of any personal beauty tricks? DW: I'll admit it, I spend a little bit of time in the sun. But I always wear a sunblock. EC: Do you have any distinguishing features? DW: I have a tatoo of little waves on one of my big toes. EC: If you wanted to look ultra-seductive, what make-up would you use to accomplish this look? DW: Black liner applied to the inside of the eye for maximum impact. EC: Which beauty product do you never use? DW: Hairspray. EC: How do you care for your healthy mane? DW: I treat myself to hot oil treatments on a regular basis. I prefer leaving my hair down and natural. EC: What is the biggest hair faux-pas you've ever committed? DW: I cut my hair really short once and bleached it. So much so, that it ended up turning grey! It was my agent's idea at the time and I cried all the way home on the subway. I looked like a cotton-bud. The only good thing that came out of it was that, ever since then, my hair is a lot thicker now! EC: What do you like most about yourself? DW: My eyes. I like my feet, too. EC: What do you like the least about yourself? DW: It depends on my mood, really! When I was young, I was taller than all the other children and I got called "Daddy Long Legs" and "Olive Oyle". My arms are also huge. EC: What little indulgence do you allow yourself from time-to-time? DW: Sailing. It is the best way to be close to nature and to recover and relax after a hard day's work. It makes me feel great. EC: Perfume you cannot live without? DW: Hypnôse of course! EC: What is your overall beauty philosophy? DW: The beauty I try to embody is one that isn't pre-fabricated, one that is more of an emotive beauty ... that of the soul, a truer form. EC: What is the best beauty advice anyone has ever given you? DW: My grandmother used lemon juice as a toner and cleanser. She squeezed it onto a cotton pad and cleansed her face with it. Once her skin is dry, she'd rinse with cold water.It works wonders for your skin. Also, my mom has always used Nutrix, created in 1935 by Lancôme. It's the best nourishing cream, especially in cold climates like you get in Canada! EC: What are your make-up bag essentials? DW: A toothbrush and a few of my favourite Juicy Tubes. EC: Do you have any favourite beauty products? DW: Bi facial make-up remover to get all of the products off of my face after a photo shoot, Aqua Fusion moisturizer and my trusted Juicy Tubes (all from Lancôme). from ellecanada.com

THANKS so much. i like this .

[SaturatedSaturn]

sorry.. the file was too big i was gfoing to post something frmo eugenia's thread... it's in russian anyway..

[thunkani]

Does anyone know what these Berocca vitamin tablets we keep hearing about are? <3 thank you!

[fashionistasista]

the thing i hate about the models 'fav products' is usually its just the mag using the models face to endorse a product.. already on pg one there are two different moisturisers that gemma ward uses or 'swears by' acording to the mag, and most that they can be seen with at the shows are only products the makeup artists brought along to get a certain look for the show, however thanks for all the scans with legit info about thier actual personal faves!!

[Hanne]

From Br. Vogue January 06 - Article : 40 beauty secret
(I'm just posting the ones by models, as the article contains beauty secrets from make-up artists, hairstylist and therapists as well)

10 - Lizzy Jagger

"Emma Campbell [07971 289557] a shiatsu and Chinese-medicine practitioner keeps me happy and helathy."

15 - Helena Christensen

"In France, I always buy a liquid called Hexomedicine from the pharmacy. It's an anti-bacterial wash, but I dab it on spots and it clears them up."

25 - Erin O'Connor

"I stick Sellotape between my eyebrows to stop me from frowning in my sleep."

I think that ^one is hilarious

39 - Elle MacPherson

"I set aside an hour each day for meditation and I work out with my personal trainer whenever I can."

[SiennaInLondon]

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Originally Posted by Sylwiasta Actually it is so scary, that models (well apart form Gemma Ward who is Australian therefore skin cancer conscious) DO NOT use sunscreen! They are in most cases very tanned and they boast on using ...unstable spf15 that does not protect them from UVA (A=ageing)

Sorry to go a little off topic but I really don't buy this wear sunblock 24/7. I think sometimes the skin can take care of itself and am always suspicious of the chemicals in sunblock. Of course I live in the UK and am darkish and Gemma is an Aussie and fair but still, if you are not specifically going to be in the sun, I don't see the necessity of always having screen.

[Sylwiasta]

I can see a huge difference when using sunscreen (at least spf 50+) 365 days a year - skin is just perfect, supple, no breakouts, dark spots or wrinkles starting to appear. Would never give up as I can see great results of a meticulous anti UV protection.
Of course, the most stable filters are chemicals (Tinosorbs and Mexyrols) but I prefer to put them now on my face than later have any surgical ingerention when I want to remove my wrinkles in future
In Feb Vogue UK Linda Evangelista mentions using sunscreen as her daily routine.
I am not going to persuade anybody to use sunscreens if one does not want to, but it just might be an option for a perfect skin