Model and Women of Today founder Camila Alves McConaughey has curated the perfect roundup of skin care products for her "very, very sensitive skin." In this episode of Go to Bed with Me, filmed at The Langham in New York City, she breaks down her nightly routine, which features SkinCeuticals' Blemish + Age Defense and Mila Moursi's Cleansing Milk.
You can shop her routine below and read on for more details.
Shop Camila McConaughey's Routine
Erase Your Face Cloths
Mila Moursi Lait Nettoyant
CVS Health Hydrogen Peroxide Solution
Baudelaire Sisal Bath Brush
SkinCeuticals Blemish + Age Defense
Mason Pearson Handy Mixture Bristle Hair Brush
Slip Silk Scrunchie
SheaMoisture SheaMoisture 100% Extra Virgin Coconut Oil
Slip Silk pull-on sleep mask
"I have very, very sensitive skin," the model divulges. "I can only use so much, so my routine is pretty simple, and a lot of natural things." For maximum relaxation, McConaughey begins by making tea with cinnamon, star anise, fennel, ginger, and cloves. "The way that I like to start my going-to-bed routine is with a tea that helps me detoxify," she says, "so it gets your skin glowing for the next day."
She then massages a peach- and chamomile-infused essential oil onto her face before rubbing her makeup off with a reusable makeup towel and hot water.
"Usually for my day-to-day, this process is enough to take out all [of my] makeup," says McConaughey. But on days when she wears more substantial products on her face, she goes even further. That's where her Mila Moursi Cleansing Milk comes in. "[It] really helps when you have this hard-core waterproof makeup on," she says.
Watch the video above to see McConaughey's full routine.
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