It’s hard to believe that Julia Roberts is celebrating her 54th birthday today, and these are the secrets of her timeless beauty
Julia Roberts, the favorite American actress, captivates with her timeless beauty and recognizable smile even in her sixth decade. Hardly anyone would guess that the beautiful actress turned 54 today, but she owes her beauty to the beauty routines she has been practicing for years.
The famous beauty, who is remembered by many for her unforgettable roles in films such as 'Pretty Woman' or 'Mirror Mirror', has not changed much since the beginning of her career, and unlike many colleagues, she stays away from aesthetic procedures.
Julia Roberts, whose trademark is lush hair, has tried different shades, but for the past few years, she has been sticking to lighter tones and honey strands and waves that suit her perfectly and emphasize her complexion and eyes.
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In her free time, the actress does not like to wear a lot of make-up, and in an earlier interview, she said that the secret of her beautiful complexion is regular care with moisturizing creams and serums. She pointed out that she never goes to bed without thoroughly cleansing her face. Of course, her beauty routine involves applying an SPF cream.
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Julia always uses Lancôme Absolue L'Extrait, which makes her skin fragrant, hydrated, and fresh, and she doesn't give up on her beauty rituals even while on a plane.
She adds that what we take into the body is extremely important for appearance. ‘We’re definitely trying to eat as healthy as possible. As I say to my children, ‘You have to eat good things to get it back to you in the best way possible’.
The actress exercises four times a week and in addition to yoga, she enjoys swimming and pilates.
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'Energy, strength, joy ... these are all things I give myself through exercise, and in a way, I can feel it in everything I do,' said the famous actress who has three children with her husband Daniel Moder.
By: Sarah R.
