For Australian supermodel Miranda Kerr, her nightly skin care routine is a nurturing moment that's simply all about self-care. It's no surprise that she relies heavily on her own brand, Kora Organics, for taking care of her skin on a day-to-day basis. In the latest episode of Go to Bed with Me, Kerr breaks down the ins and outs of her routine for her normal skin type, plus she shares her favorite beauty tools and crystals.
Read on for a run-through of her routine and shop her favorite products below.
Shop Miranda's Routine
Odacite Facial Cleansing Sponges
KORA Organics Calming Lavender Mist
KORA Organics Noni Night AHA Resurfacing Serum
KORA Organics Noni Glow Face Oil Mini
KORA Organics Rose Quartz Heart Facial Gua Sha
KORA Organics Noni Glow Sleeping Mask
SAS Group, Inc. PY Neckline Slimmer
Aromatherapy Associates Polishing Body Brush
THERAGUN G3 Percussive Therapy Massager in Black
"I don't want to put anything on my skin when it comes to my skincare unless it's going to be actively working and giving me the results that I need," she says.
First, she applies a few pumps of Kora Organics' Cream Cleanser to her face and uses Odacite's Facial Cleansing Sponges to really rub the cleanser in.
Next, Kerr sprays a few spritzes of Kora Organics' Calming Lavender Mist, which doubles as a toner. "I also like to keep this on my pillow, so I can spray it on my pillow before I go to bed as well," she says.
She follows up the calming mist with what she calls "one of my all-time favorite products," Kora Organics' Noni Night Aha Resurfacing Serum.
Watch the video above to see Kerr's full routine.
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