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Bella Hadid’s Facialist: ‘I Can Be Fainting, But I’ll Never Forget My Night Routine’

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Bella Hadid’s Facialist: ‘I Can Be Fainting, But I’ll Never Forget My Night Routine’

Joanna Czech is the esthetician and Dior skincare ambassador stars like Bella Hadid and Kim Kardashian call on when they need that glowing skin.

by Goh Yee Huay  /   October 25, 2020

Achieve the supermodel's flawless skin stat. Credit: Showbit

Joanna Czech’s client list reads like a Met Gala who’s who, and she’s on call when stars – her clients include Bella Hadid and Kim K – need an emergency facial on set at 1am. The Dior skincare ambassador shares her tips for how to DIY your way to better skin.


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Bella Hadid’s Facialist: 'I Can Be Fainting, But I’ll Never Forget My Night Routine'
Toner is vastly underrated
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“Many people see it as the second step in cleansing as opposed to the first step in skin treatment. Toner helps restore hydration, balance skin’s pH and, depending on the formula, micro-exfoliate. I can’t imagine applying serum without first applying toner.”

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The “sponge technique” helps skincare sink in better
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“This press-and-release way of applying a product works for most skincare, except cleansers. When you press, your skin opens up microscopically; when you release, it sucks in what’s on the surface.”

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It’s worth doing DIY cryotherapy
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“Anything that’s cold is anti-inflammatory. Heat is actually a huge factor in hyperpigmentation. My favourite way: Wrap ice cubes in lens cleaning cloth. It’s so soft it won’t scratch your skin, and it prevents the ice from burning it. Run it all over the face to soothe and depuff, or over a sheet mask to seal its benefits into skin.”

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Night-time skincare is what really counts
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“I can be fainting, but I’ll never forget my night routine. Your skin is 60 per cent better able to absorb skincare during this time. If you don’t take care of your skin at night, you might as well not do anything in the morning as it doesn’t matter.”

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We need cell energy to look youthful
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“ATP (the main carrier of energy in cells) is needed for cell division, but our body’s production of it drops drastically from the age of seven and keeps falling little by little after that. That’s why to me, any product that stimulates cell energy is fascinating. So when I heard that Dior Capture Totale is based on cell energy and works by re-energising cells to slow down ageing, that changed my view and doubts of it as skincare by a fashion brand entirely.”

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Cut down on products to prevent “maskne”
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“Wearing a face mask creates a micro climate that has a lot of carbon dioxide and not enough oxygen, which is antibacterial. There’s also a lot of moisture, so you’re going to get irritation and breakouts. Use a balancing toner and a protective product like a balm over areas that may get irritated from contact with the mask, like the nose bridge, sides of the face and behind the ears.

Leave products on skin for 30 to 40 minutes before stepping out with the mask. Never forget sunscreen as it protects against friction from the mask that could remove part of the skin’s top layer, sometimes creating micro scabs and skin discolouration. Once you get home, remove the mask ASAP and wash your face, rebalance with toner, then apply skincare that hydrates and soothes.”

This article first appeared in Her World

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