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For celebrities, being beautiful is actually part of their job. These people need to look absolutely stunning on red carpet events so they spend a lot of time and money on various products and treatments. Here are some of the most interesting beauty tricks recommended by celebs.
The Transformers star said she’s taken shots of apple cider vinegar before each meal to lose weight. Advocates claim that vinegar flushes out fats in the colon, helping the body digest food while curbing cravings.
Here is another beauty who uses cider vinegar. However, Scarlett Johansson uses it on her face. The actress has revealed that she cleanses her face with cider vinegar. “I researched natural skincare and found that apple cider vinegar is really effective. Using it as a toner can be harsh, but if you have breakouts it can be really healing.”
Halle Berry’s anti-cellulite treatment doesn’t come in a fancy tube or tub, but in a sealed foil bag. The former beauty queen adds ground coffee to her body wash, in the understanding that the caffeine and mild exfoliation helps to increase blood flow and smooth the skin.
After giving birth to her daughter Mia in 2000, the Titanic star shed pregnancy weight with the Facial Analysis Diet, created by nutritionist Elizabeth Gibaud. According to Gibaud, differently shaped faces need different diets, and facial imperfections, such as forehead wrinkles or large pores, need to be analyzed for nutritional imbalances. Winslet reportedly lost more than 50 pounds on the diet.
Cate has always had that perfect complexion and here’s her secret: “Olive and macadamia oils are really good for your complexion. Put one of them on in the shower and they make your skin zing,” she told the British edition of InStyle magazine. “I incorporate them into a homemade scrub with grapefruit juice and sea salt — a beauty trick taught to me by a friend of mine.”
Former That 70s Show star Laura Prepon once turned pregnancy hormones into a weight loss plan. “I did the hCG Diet,” she told Health Magazine. “You’re injected with a hormone that’s extracted from the urine of pregnant women!” Followers of the plan can supposedly burn excess fat, without exercise, as long as they consume only 500 calories a day.
Catherine keeps her hair looking gorgeous by dousing it in beer. And the experts actually agree that this treatment is good for your hair. “The alcohol removes any buildup that sits on the surface of the hair,” says Amy Mrkurnic, a senior colorist at Oscar Blondi salon in New York. After you shampoo, towel dry, and then massage a cupful or so of beer into your strands. Cover with plastic wrap for five minutes, then rinse. Any kind of brew is okay.
Demi Moore looks amazing for her age. In a 2008 Letterman appearance, the actress admitted to indulging in a “leech therapy” detox. “It detoxifies your blood,” she explained. “And they have a little enzyme that when they’re biting down on you, gets released into your blood and generally you bleed for quite a bit. And your health is optimized. It detoxified the blood and I’m feeling detoxified right now.”
Sienna is into icy facial treatments. The actress credits her good skin to London facialist Una Brennan’s method. “It’s a pretty intense experience: she uses freezing ice masks that make you feel as if your brain is going to fall out of the top of your head. You look wonderful afterwards, though.”
Sandra Bullock uses hemorrhoid cream under her eyes to reduce puffiness. “I didn’t realize that putting hemorrhoid ointment on your face is acceptable in the beauty business,” says Sandra. “But apparently, butt cream helps lines around the eyes!”
For Emma, grape seed oil is the best. “Not to brag, but I have a lot of allergies,” she told Style.com. “I’m seriously allergic to everything. So I just use natural grape seed oil from the grocery store on my face as a moisturizer. After the shower, I pat it on, and then I’ll use it throughout the day and at night. I pretty much smell like grape all the time.”
The singer famously used Master Cleanse to drop about 20 pounds for her role in the 2006 film Dreamgirls. For at least 10 days, those on the plan give up solid foods in favor of fluids. The diet involved consuming nothing but a mixture of maple syrup, cayenne pepper, and lemon juice, as well as having laxative tea every night and starting mornings with a class of lukewarm salt water. Did it work? Yes, but Beyoncé has said, “I was just shrinking and shrinking. People were like: Are you OK? I didn’t feel good.”
Well, they say all means are good to look good and the celebrities follow their own beauty secrets. If this helps, why not? No mater how weird it is, the idea is that it is working and you can see this, the results are apparent, if the mass media tells the truth. Sometimes it happens that celebs find out about their habits and weird beauty secrets form the article like this.)