Despite what many celebrities may claim, the vast majority of them don't actually wake up looking flawless. The truth is, the older we get, the harder we have to work in order to look young and vibrant.
Thankfully, we have a seemingly never-ending source of celebrity hacks that are guaranteed to help you look your best. Have a look below and check out these pretty weird things that celebrities do as part of their beauty routine.
So much so that he uses sheep placenta under his eyes to tighten and hydrate the skin. Considering the longtime host of American Idol hasn't aged a day in the past decade, perhaps it's worth a try.
"I was at CVS Pharmacy recently, getting essentials, and I saw men's beard dye and I thought, 'I'll put it on my eyebrows.' It makes them really dark and wild-looking," she told Refinery29.
January Jones is known for being...unconventional. Jones said that her inspiration for adding beer to her bath came from the great Egyptian ruler, Cleopatra, who allegedly used to do the same thing.
Blake explained how her mother taught her to wash the bottom half of her hair with mayonnaise. That way, the shampoo doesn't strip the oils as it's being rinsed.
That may not sound strange in and of itself, but the main ingredient Shailene reaches for is clay— like bentonite and zeolite. She then takes the clay and combines it with a mixture of coconut water, peppermint, and cinnamon oil.
Catherine has crafted a hair conditioner made from honey and her favorite brand of beer. She says it makes her smell like a brewery for days, but that it's well worth it.
During an appearance on Conan, Snooki revealed to the late-night host that her favorite thing to use as a face exfoliant is clean kitty litter. It sounds disgusting, but it works.
"I've actually been trying turmeric," she told E! News. "You'd think it would be the opposite and it'd stain your teeth, but it actually makes them whiter. Tumeric is the bomb."
Unfortunately, it's even more gruesome than it sounds. In this procedure, doctors apply leeches to the patient's stomach, and after they've sucked out the requisite amount of blood — doctors drain the leech and proceed to smear it over the patient's face.
Many men have been secretly admiring Zac's perfect hairdo for years, wondering what his secret is to that effortlessly perfect look. "If you really want your hair to look good, just don't wash it for a day. That's my secret," Zac confessed to Boston.com.
No, I mean it's literally full of crap. Posh Spice is reportedly a huge fan of Geisha Facials, which can cost upwards of £100. The active ingredient is derived from nightingale droppings, which Victoria has used to help combat her acne.
The Oscar-winning actress likes to smear caviar, extracted from the eggs Baerii sturgeon, all over her body. In case you were curious, Baerii caviar starts at €57 a tin and can get as pricey as €475.
The British supermodel told Us Weekly that instead of reaching for the shampoo bottle, she prefers to rinse her hair out with Coca-Cola. Suki explained that it gives the hair a perfectly touseled look.
Margot believes (as do I) that traditional lip balms have additives in them to dry out your lips — thus making you buy more and more. That's why Margot turns to a product called Bepanathen, which has traditionally been used to treat dry nipples.
This one isn't necessarily weird, although the majority of men may deem it so. The reality is, fellas, that beauty and self-care are two areas that we've long neglected. If you're looking for a place to start, look no further than Queer Eye's Jonathan Van Ness.
Instead of opting for a facelift, Gaga instead has discovered the magic of tape. She uses it in order to pull back her eyes, as well as her neck.
During an Instagram Live session, Ashley gave her fans and followers a peek at her daily beauty routine. She revealed that she uses göt2b Ultra Glued Invincible Styling Gel in order to get her eyelashes to stand up and stay put.
Back in 2016, Gwyneth made headlines after revealing that she had begun apitherapy — the practice of letting bees sting you on purpose. According to Gwyneth, this helps reduce inflammation and the appearance of scars.
Chloë doesn't reach for a bottle of Neutrogena or Nivea when it comes time to scrub her face. Instead, the reigning Scream Queen prefers to use regular old olive oil for deep cleaning.
For redheads, Nicole recommends washing your hair with cranberry juice. If you happen to have blonde hair, a champagne rinse is just what the doctor ordered. The best part is you can drink whatever's leftover!
In order to make sure that her eyebrows stay put, Queen Bey's makeup team uses an Elmer's Glue Stick before shows. It provides long-lasting hold and washes off easily.
