The natural beauty products beloved by celebrities

During her contribution to Vogue’s Skin Diary series, the actress explained that she had started using natural products like Retrouvé Nutrient Face Serum ($553.87 from Revolve) because of her family. “My parents are both in the entertainment industry and they want to look and feel good," she said in the video. "I think they always wanted me to take care of myself, care of my skin and be aware of the ingredients in the products I’m using.”

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"I'm all about spritzes," Robbie told Vogue Australia,  sharing her favourite is Aesop's Immediate Moisture Facial Hydrosol ($33 from Adore Beauty). “Aesop has really good facial mists that I have in my bag all the time because my skin gets so dry.” 

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Tyla used to be pretty unphased about skin care until she started touring and realised the toll her makeup was taking on her skin. Now she sticks to a succinct 4-step skin care routine, which includes natural beauty picks like Youth To The People Superfood Cleanser ($34 from Sephora) and Weleda Skin Food ($28.95 from Adore Beauty). "Literally all my face moisturisers have to be thick," she joked with Vogue. "I can't have a thin lotion because I always end up feeling dry."

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“I'm a skincare junkie,” the Stranger Things star admitted recently to L'OFFICIEL. “I can never remain consistent with a skin care routine because I'll find something new that I want to try and it'll change my entire routine”. While Sink admits she'd be more than happy to “collect every skincare product available on the market,” she’s been loving one pick in particular — Aesop’s Amazing Face Cleanser ($59 from Adore Beauty).

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Unsurprisingly, when asked what her favourite natural beauty product is, Kerr immediately gushes about one of her own — KORA Organics Noni Glow Face Oil ($94 from The Iconic). “This is my number one favourite product", said Kerr in one of the brand’s YouTube videos. “[It's] great for all skin types, especially sensitive skin, [and] the certified organic ingredients will help calm redness and inflammation as it delivers an overall radiant glow.”

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Though Huntington-Whiteley admits she’s very loyal to her clear eyebrow gel from Anastasia, she is fond of a natural alternative: Ere Perez’s clear brow gel ($42 from The Iconic). "My eyebrows tend to be a little bit wiry and they move around,” the model explained in a Rose Inc YouTube video. “I love the way it brushes through the eyebrow and gives them a sort of feathered look and it really does hold them down throughout the day.”

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During the press tour for Beauty and the Beast, Watson created a dedicated Instagram that captured behind-the-scenes fodder for fans. One post (which has since been deleted) detailed her love for Aussie brand Sukin and the Sukin Hydrating Mist Toner ($11.99 from Chemist Warehouse): “Sukin is an Australian brand committed to offsetting their carbon emissions through a clean energy biomass project in India.”

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Cara Delevingne can’t seem to go past the Duchess of Cambridge-approved Trilogy Rosehip Oil ($29.47 from Chemist Warehouse) and even called the natural offering a "skin smoothing hero" in an interview with Harper's Bazaar. Her preferred method of application? Well, the model likes "to add a few drops after cleansing in the evening and before my moisturiser come morning”.

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"I've been really into products from The Beauty Chef. I love adding the Hydration or Collagen Boosts to my water,” Watts told Who What Wear in 2021. “Its Glow Inner Beauty Powder ($69 from Adore Beauty) is also really great for the skin." 

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