How can you achieve beautiful skin without resorting to plastic surgery and Botox? It may seem impossible to some, but there is hope. Fashion mogul Karl Lagerfeld has proven this to be true. Over the years, Lagerfeld has always sported flawless skin with barely any wrinkles. So what are his anti-aging secrets and natural wrinkle treatments that don’t involve Botox or a scalpel?
Karl Lagerfeld Unfiltered
Reports say Marie FranceThe Disney+ series “The Making of Karl Lagerfeld” offers a glimpse into the skincare routine of the legendary fashion designer who had a major impact on fashion history, especially as artistic director at Chanel. For many years, Lagerfeld favored a healthy, balanced diet and lifestyle to maintain his beautiful skin.
When it comes to beauty products, Lagerfeld swears by Biotulin, which is highlighted in the New Zealand magazine. Simply youBioturin is a certified organic anti-aging gel known for its firming and lifting effects similar to injectable treatments. Why does it work? The gel contains spilanthol, a natural plant extract that contracts and anesthetizes muscles, providing a Botox-like effect without the injections. Lagerfeld isn’t the only celebrity fan: Kate Middleton, Princess of Wales, is also known to be an avid user of this natural wrinkle treatment.
The Untold Secret of Natural Wrinkle Treatment
At age 80, Marie Claire Karl Lagerfeld opened up to The Beauty magazine about his daily routine, and it’s safe to say it’s surprisingly healthy. “I live a healthy lifestyle. I don’t drink alcohol, I don’t smoke and I get enough sleep – at least seven hours every night – so I don’t need plastic surgery.” He pointed out.
In the same interview, Lagerfeld revealed that he uses a variety of anti-wrinkle creams from top brands such as Chanel, Sisley, Clinique and La Prairie. He believes in changing up his skincare products frequently, saying: “I change the creams often. I don’t eat the same thing every day, so why would I need to put the same cream on them?”
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This article was originally published on grazia.fr – Author: Ava Skoupsky
