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Express Tribune
16-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Express Tribune
Cindy Crawford says Kaia Gerber was ‘traumatised' by her racy photos which were hanging in the house
Cindy Crawford is getting candid about the side effects of her supermodel past, particularly how it impacted her daughter, Kaia Gerber. On a recent episode of Monica Lewinsky's Reclaiming podcast, the 59-year-old icon revealed that some of her most provocative photos were on full display in her home for years. 'There were pictures of me in the house that I never explained to my kids,' Crawford shared. 'Once in a while, one of them would say, 'We just thought it was normal that your mum was photographed like that.'' She laughed, adding, 'I'm sure my kids are traumatised, like every kid is.' Crawford, whose decades-spanning career included countless risqué shoots in the '80s and '90s, said her perspective shifted after starting a family. 'I did stop doing those kinds of photos before we got married,' she said of her 1998 wedding to businessman Rande Gerber. 'I've turned down shoots since, I just didn't want my nine-year-old getting teased at school.' While she's proud of most of her work, Crawford admitted there is one shoot she regrets. 'It's not even the most revealing, but I felt manipulated,' she recalled. 'That's the only one I look back on and feel hurt.' She contrasted that experience with working with famed photographer Herb Ritts, saying she felt '100% safe' and 'not sexualised' during their collaborations. As she approaches 60, Crawford is focused on self-care, promoting her long-running skincare brand Meaningful Beauty. She credits its signature sun-protectant moisturizer for her radiant look, adding, 'Confidence is what people really notice.' Despite the shock factor at home, Kaia Gerber, now 23, has carved out her own path in fashion—though likely with fewer awkward family portraits on display.
Daily Mail
09-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Cindy Crawford shares beauty secrets that make her 'feel confident' as she approaches 60
Cindy Crawford will turn 60 in February, but she looks much younger than her years. And she just spilled the self-care rituals that help her maintain a youthful, timeless glow. The stunning supermodel — whose daughter Kaia Gerber just confirmed her new romance — launched a skincare range called Meaningful Beauty over 20 years ago with French doctor Jean-Louis Sebagh. 'When you feel good about yourself and feel confident, you hold your head a little higher and that's what people really see,' she told People as she noted a key ingredient in the range is Charentais cantaloupe extract. Crawford pointed out that she doesn't stray from Meaningful Beauty's sun-protectant moisturizer, which has anti-aging properties. And now the items are an impressive 30 percent off. She just spilled the self-care rituals that help her maintain a youthful, timeless glow, pointing to her go-to sun-protectant moisturizer, which has anti-aging properties; seen in an ad for Vuori 'It melts into the skin, so it works great under makeup,' she explained of the winning formula. The former Pepsi spokesperson said, 'My goal is for women to be less overwhelmed by skincare. Our systems make it easy to get the best ingredients all in one place.' Crawford and Sebagh's range of skin-enhancing products debuted in 2004, and in 2021 expanded to include haircare items. An Instagram tagline describes the company as Cindy's 'breakthrough secret to younger looking skin and hair.' 'A lot of women don't really start taking care of their skin until they start noticing those signs of aging. I think that was the same for hair for me,' she said to People at the time. The multihyphenate shares Kaia, 23, and son Presley, 26, with husband Rande Gerber. She noted, 'After I had my kids I lost hair in — [as] my one hairdresser friend calls it — the "parking lot,"' she shared in reference to her part. 'You kind of think it's going to come back and you wait for it to come back — but it didn't,' she lamented. The entrepreneur was inspired to create a solution for her hair issues when she noticed her daughter Kaia's youthful mane. 'It made me realize, wow! That was the impetus,' she recalled. Cindy marked her 27th wedding anniversary with husband Rande in May. She used social media to highlight the milestone, sharing a present day photo on the beach and one from many years ago. 'Happy anniversary @randegerber. 27 years with this incredible man! I feel blessed to have you by my side for all the ups and downs life brings. 'I am grateful for your strength and protectiveness for me and @presleygerber and @kaiagerber. Hopefully, we're just getting started! I love you ❤️,' she wrote.
Daily Mail
03-07-2025
- Health
- Daily Mail
Get supermodel skin with 25% off Cindy Crawford's anti-aging serum that sells every MINUTE - and snag $128 worth of free gifts, too
Daily Mail journalists select and curate the products that feature on our site. If you make a purchase via links on this page we will earn commission - learn more Imagine waking up every single day with the skin of your dreams. If you're constantly cycling through products chasing a more youthful glow and line-free visage, it may be time to call in the big guns. And by that, we mean Cindy Crawford, whose genius as a skincare entrepreneur is only bested by her legendary supermodel status. If anyone's tapped into the secret to good skin, it's her — and her line, Meaningful Beauty, is proof. Meaningful Beauty 7-Piece Deluxe Face and Neck Skincare System Now is the perfect time to pick up this high-performance skincare system formulated to smooth away wrinkles and leave you with a luminous, youthful glow. Right now a subscription is 25 percent off with free shipping, and you'll even get $128 worth of free gifts with your purchase. That includes a jar of Wrinkle Smoothing Capsules and a Skin Renewing Facial Tool to round out your routine. Save 25% Shop Before and after: Users are sharing their real experiences with Meaningful Beauty's groundbreaking system, revealing smoother, more taut, and youthful skin Cindy discovered the power of a rare French melon in her 20s while visiting Dr. Jean-Louis Sebagh at his cosmetic clinic in Paris. The antioxidant-packed treatment left her skin even more radiant, smooth, and stunning. She was so impressed that she partnered with Dr. Sebagh to develop Meaningful Beauty, whose vast collection of anti-aging skincare includes the globally loved Youth Activating Melon Serum. It's undeniably the star player in the lineup, with one selling every minute — and it's supported by a whole host of skin essentials that, when paired together, create the ultimate wrinkle-fighting, youth-boosting routine. That's why the Meaningful Beauty 7-Piece Deluxe Face and Neck Skincare System is such a solid choice if you're looking for an effortless and effective upgrade that streamlines your routine while giving your skin a visible reboot. Every product in this collection is intentionally selected and carefully formulated to transform your complexion. If your primary concerns are fine lines, wrinkles, age spots, discoloration, loss of elasticity, and a generally lackluster look, you could note a significant difference in as little as four weeks. That's stunningly little time to reverse the depth of those lines creasing your forehead and drawing attention to the skin around your eyes. Impressively, during a four-week user study, participants reported jaw-dropping results. Spots, begone: Age spots and other types of discoloration are no match for the Meaningful Beauty system, which impressively reduced this user's hyperpigmentation That includes a whopping 100 percent who said their fine lines weren't as noticeable, along with 98 percent who said their skin seemed firmer, brighter, and more lifted. In addition to the serum, the Meaningful Beauty system also includes the brand's Anti-Aging Day Crème, which has SPF 30 to guard your skin from harmful ultraviolet rays while plumping and moisturizing. At bedtime, apply the Age Recovery Night Crème with Retinol to wake up to glowing skin. It's powered by Rètimel, which combines retinol with melon super antioxidants to smooth and rejuvenate skin overnight. The advanced Lifting Eye Crème is another superhero addition to the system, formulated to reduce even deep-set wrinkles and crow's feet while moisturizing the delicate skin around your eyes. It has a gorgeous, silky consistency! No regimen is complete without a good cleanser, and the Meaningful Beauty Skin Softening Gentle Cleanser lives up to expectations by removing all traces of oil, makeup, and impurities to leave skin fresh and deeply cleansed. You'll also receive a Skin Brightening Decollete and Neck Treatment, essential to protecting area that is often woefully overlooked — but as they're often the first to reveal one's true age, it's worth smoothing this on regularly to diminish the visible signs of aging that otherwise appear on the chest and neck. The Glowing Serum is the lightweight finishing touch that instantly perks up your complexion (and that's so good it's dubbed Dr. Sebagh's 'model's secret'). Rave reviews really speak to the collection's noticeable impact on skin. 'I LOVE it,' declared one shopper. 'My age spots are getting lighter, and my skin looks and feels so smooth and soft.' 'I started using Meaningful Beauty in 2005 at the age of 29,' shared another. 'I'm 46 now and still using it every day. I get so many compliments on my skin and I've been told I do not look my age at all.' 'My skin is so much more hydrated and plumper than before,' said a third. 'I highly recommend anyone with dull, aging, or dry skin to give this stuff a try.' There's no time like now to pick up the Meaningful Beauty 7-Piece Deluxe Face and Neck Skincare System! It's an amazing deal at 25 percent off — with two free gifts valued at $128.
Perth Now
01-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Perth Now
Ellen Pompeo wants help keeping ageing at bay
Ellen Pompeo isn't planning to "keep it 100% natural" as she gets older. The 55-year-old actress is trying to keep the signs of ageing "at bay" and while she does what she can to look after herself, she also boosts her routines with "a little bit of Botox", Morpheus8 treatments and skin peels. She told People magazine: 'Obviously getting older is a privilege, but I definitely make my living on TV with my face. So, I think you can lean into the aging, if you want, or you can fight it. And I think I'm just trying to keep it at bay, you know? "I definitely am not going to say I'm keeping it 100% natural, that's for sure. I definitely have vanity. It's definitely not easy to watch yourself age.' But the Grey's Anatomy star - who has two daughters with husband Chris Ivery - isn't prepared to have filler. She said: 'I don't like it at all. I'm not really into it." Ellen follows a "super-clean" diet because she thinks staying active and watching what she eats are key to how she looks and feels. She said: 'I think diet and exercise is honestly the key. I know everybody says it, but I really do. I'm a pretty regimented person. Very disciplined. My husband says I'm the most disciplined person he knows, which I think is a compliment. 'I'm really quite militant about the way I eat and what I eat." However, she noted her weakness is sweets, but added: "I really try to manage it. I really just try to eat dark chocolate and cherries.' Ellen has to move "all day long", and "pretty much every day" tries to indulge in a sauna and a cold plunge. She said: 'I'll ride my bike from my trailer to the set... "'Even when I travel, I try to look for hotels that have a sauna and a pool. If they don't have a cold plunge, put a little bit of ice water on your face! I think it really tightens up my face, and the endorphin rush also makes me feel great.' The Good American Family actress is proud to be an ambassador for Cindy Crawford's Meaningful Beauty. She said: 'I am old enough to know that Cindy was one of the first women to have a beauty brand. I don't know of any other women in her position that were doing beauty brands back then when it wasn't cool or popular. I'm sure she got more than a few eye rolls. 'I love the serum. That's my hero product from the line, and, I think that's their best product."
Perth Now
03-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Perth Now
Ellen Pompeo is 'big into serums and oils'
Ellen Pompeo is "big into serums and oils" now she's in her mid-50s. The 'Grey's Anatomy' star - who will celebrated her 56th birthday in November - is a brand ambassador for skincare company Meaningful Beauty, and she is a fan of its Youth Activating Melon Serum Advanced Formula. Reflecting on her beauty regime when she's flying, Ellen told Travel + Leisure: 'That's always been my go-to in this line. "And I put the melon serum on first, and then I put oil over it when I travel. I'm really big into serums and oils at this age." Usually, she starts her day with a sauna and cold plunge at home, and she tries to make her routine work when she's on the road. She added: "I'll try to look for hotels with saunas. Not everybody has a cold plunge. Cold plunges are a relatively, you know, sort of bougie, new thing. "I think most of these older hotels don't have it, but a cold shower, I think, does the same.' Ellen recently opened up about ageing, and dismissed the idea that characters are limited for older stars. She told El Pais: "When you're really young in Hollywood, you're hired for your talent, but also for your beauty. "They're not hiring you for your beauty at 50 years old, they're hiring you for your complexity and your talent alone. "Certainly, women are more complex as they get older, and so are the roles." The star is one of the best-paid actresses on television thanks to her role in 'Grey's Anatomy', although she still thinks there is a long way to go for women in the industry as she was earning less than her co-star Patrick Dempsey for several years. She said: "I think that it takes all of us women standing up for each other and supporting one another. "I've had so many women be so kind to me and supportive of me, and I have tried to do the same for other women. "I don't think I alone have done anything, I'm part of a group of extraordinarily talented women in Hollywood, and collectively, we have to come together to learn to use our voices more."
