Unlike many celebrities who boast extensive skincare and makeup routines, Michelle Pfeiffer keeps it simple as a clean beauty queen. The 66-year-old actor is famously ageless, and claims to use minimal beauty products. But I dug up Michelle Pfeiffer’s favorite skincare products, like her go-to cleanser and restorative cream to help you age backwards — just like her!
Cleanser: The Sodashi Tri-Action Cleanser is a long-time go-to for Pfeiffer. According to Woman’s Health, she’s been washing and moisturizing her face with Sodashi’s line for over a decade.
I saw that the ingredients were mostly natural, and they don’t make me break out,” she said. “I have such reactive skin that if I find something that performs and agrees with me, I stick with it. My routine is simple: I cleanse, I moisturize — that’s it.
Moisturizer: After cleansing, she moves on to moisturizing using other products from Sodashi’s line. Sodashi Calming Face and Neck Moisturizer is free of sulfates and fragrances. It’s also full of antioxidants, and helps revive dull, dehydrated skin.
Restorative Cream: Pfeiffer maintains her pristine complexion with Prima’s The Afterglow. It contains hyaluronic acid and collagen, to effectively erase wrinkles.”[This] has the most beautiful consistency,” she wrote in an Instagram video, where she discussed her favorite beauty products. “You just focus on any areas where you have fine lines (not that we have any) and it just melts into your skin.”
Hydrating Concealer: Michelle Pfeiffer uses Merit’s The Minimalist Perfecting Complexion Stick to even out her pigmentation, according to Prevention. It’s more than makeup, with contains fatty acids that help condition and hydrate the skin.
Body Lotion: In 2019, Michelle became an entrepreneur by releasing her line of clean candles, fragrances and lotions called Henry Rose. One body lotion from her line, Henry Rose Sheeps Clothing Body Lotion, mixes scents of rose, woods and pink peppercorn. It features all clean, nourishing ingredients like shea butter and an array of vitamins.
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