If celebrities of all stripes know one thing, they know this: It's important to be beautiful. And since it's such a priority for them and they can afford the best, who better to tell us what works and what doesn't when it comes to makeup products and skin treatments. Here's a roundup of some of our favorites:
Cindy Crawford, the supermodel who single-handedly made it okay to have a mole, in collaboration with French cosmetic surgeon Jean-Louis Sebagh, just launched Meaningful Beauty (MeaningfulBeauty.com). This line of specialized skin formulas is designed to fight free radicals and support the stimulation of collagen. The collection includes a neck and d¨¦collet¨¦ lotion, a "facial in a bottle" mask and Night Fluide, which Dr. Sebagh calls his "miracle." Crawford says: "Because Dr. Sebagh is in Europe and is so exclusive, the only way I could offer my skin care secrets to other women was to help make his treatments widely available." Thanks, Cindy.
A veritable icon of modern beauty, Iman, CEO and founder of IMAN Cosmetics (ImanBeauty.com), is the first African woman to have graced the cover of Vogue. This supermodel created her gorgeous makeup line because she couldn't find the right foundations to match her skin color. She quickly saw a niche that needed to be filled, and eventually launched a full range of beauty essentials for women of color. IMAN Cosmetics not only offers an array of lip, eye and cheek colors, but also includes products that correct hyperpigmentation, ashiness and oily skin, all based on Iman's personal needs. She also has an ancillary line called I-IMAN Makeup (I-Iman.com), which is edgy, playful and comprehensive to woman of all colors.
