Celebrities are known for experimenting with unique beauty routines. Some are simple and natural, others are unusual or extreme. Here are 21 beauty habits that have caught attention for all the right and wrong reasons.
Velaterapia
Models like Lais Ribeiro and Alessandra Ambrosio have tried Velaterapia, a Brazilian hair treatment that uses a candle flame to burn off split ends and fly-aways.
Sunscreen as a highlighter
Beyoncé’s make-up artist once shared that he used sunscreen to highlight the face. Joan Smalls also said she applies it for contour, noting that it brightens areas of her skin.
Eating clay
Actress Shailene Woodley once said she tried eating clay for cleansing. While not something experts recommend, it shows how far some celebrities go for wellness trends.
Cranberry juice hair mask
Nicole Kidman has been reported to use cranberry juice to boost her hair colour and shine when she was a redhead.
Coca-Cola hair rinse
Model Suki Waterhouse once said she rinses her hair with Coca-Cola to add texture.
Oil pulling
An old practice that involves swishing oil in the mouth for several minutes. Some say it helps freshen breath and improve oral hygiene.
Apple cider vinegar cleanser
Scarlett Johansson mentioned she uses apple cider vinegar as a natural skin cleanser.
Honey and beer conditioner
Catherine Zeta-Jones has shared that she conditions her hair with honey and beer, claiming it leaves it soft and shiny.
Brushing teeth with strawberries
Zeta-Jones also said she brushes her teeth with strawberries, saying the fruit helps brighten her smile.
Milk facial mist
Cindy Crawford reportedly sprays milk on her face to help keep it hydrated and soft.
Japanese geisha facial
Victoria Beckham is said to have tried a Japanese facial using powdered nightingale droppings to brighten her skin.
Red wine baths
Some celebrities claim to add red wine to their bath water, saying it helps their skin feel smooth.
Face yoga
Rashida Jones practices face yoga, using facial movements to tone muscles and relax tension.
Frequent baths
Model Irina Shayk enjoys several baths a day to relax and unwind.
Bee therapy and leech therapy
Some celebrities have experimented with treatments involving bee venom or leeches. These are not beauty treatments and are not recommended for cosmetic purposes.
Haemorrhoid cream for under eyes
A few celebrities have mentioned using haemorrhoid cream on eye bags. This is an off-label use of a medical product and should not be done without professional advice.
Smelling grapefruit oil
Some reports claim Jennifer Lopez uses grapefruit oil to relax before meals.
Other unusual habits
From applying sunscreen as contour to rinsing hair with soda, these habits show that beauty routines can vary widely.
Disclaimer:
Hamilton Skin Clinic does not endorse or provide any of the celebrity routines or products mentioned. This article is for general interest only and not a substitute for professional skincare advice.
