Her skin. Never ever have I seen her with a breakout, ruddiness, blotches, or any over all tone and texture problems. It's pretty perfect. Even on her arms and legs, the skin is a beautiful overall nice shade, a light tanned that just thins her enough without being insane. She's still pale where a natural blonde should be pale, the face, chest, and inside arms. She's tan probably from her fabulous life, she's got the money and the freedom to take a few days off to go to a beach and swim and play; I just hope she uses sunscreen!
Going back to the perfection of her even skin tone, she's definitely rich enough to afford regular dermatologist appointments, and we all know she has the DNA of an angel, but I assume she uses non-comedogenic makeup, washes her face with a good cleanser, uses her fair share of moisturizer, and never forgets her pore strips. I'd like to point out, though the fact that her job really enforces her need to look her best at all time, so that keep her from skipping out on face washing, and her money enables her to use whatever she wants on her face, it's easy to maintain a proper complexion. Wash your face every night, with a cleanser formulated to your skin type (Oily, combination, or dry), perhaps a toner if you're oily, and a moisturizer that is also suited to your needs. Exfoliate once weekly, never exfoliate more than three times a week, it can actually give you more acne is you over do it. Also, never ever ever ever ever pick a pimple! I know it's soooo tempting but please! Ignore it! Also, try not to touch you face, it spreads oil and bacteria that can harm a glowing complexion.
I know most of this is obvious, but really, if done consistently, for the average person it works. Also, be sure to wash all makeup utensils once a week, they can also spread bacteria and oil. If you wash your makeup off every night just lightly rinse your face in the morning with rosewater, or cold water to minimize pores.
Healthy nourishing masks made from natural ingredients can help to give an extra glow to skin. A good mask is mashed banana and honey, but it's for normal skin because it's not overly moisturizing. A good mask for oily skin is egg whites, green tea leaves, and some lemon juice. All of it reduces oil production. A fantastic mask for dry skin, that can also be used sparingly on severely dry or damaged hair is avocado and olive oil.
For overall fantastic skin, exfoliate once weekly with a mixture of sugar, honey, oatmeal, and lemon juice.
As you can see from the picture, Blake have had a hair change! She made an appearance at this year's TIME 100 Gala in a beautiful mermaid like blue gown by Zuhair Murad accessorized with strawberry blonde tresses and her signature gorgeous smile.
