Linda Evangelista spoke at Shiseido's Potential Has No Age Summit, sharing her healthy aging philosophy focused on acceptance and sustainable skincare. She advocates for a skincare routine that prioritizes long-term benefits over quick fixes. Evangelista's daily staples include a cleanser, moisturizer, and sunscreen, complemented by a heavy moisturizer at night. She warns against switching products frequently, as consistency is key to seeing results. Notably, she views conditions like melasma positively, calling them the "ultimate gift," illustrating her approach to beauty in the context of aging and self-acceptance.
It's accepting aging. It's wanting it. In the context of skincare, it's about sustainable, holistic habits over short-term gains.
When I ask Evangelista to share her daily skincare staples, she rattles off a quick list: cleanser, moisturizer, and sunscreen.
I've been playing with that one, she says, of the buzzy launch designed for lifted, toned skin. And in the winter months, I do add a little bit of retinol.
I really should commit to one moisturizer because it takes a while to see the results of that one. Dabbling in them is doing a disservice.
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