Beauty habit n ° 1 Michelle Pfeiffer swears at 66
She launched her own brand of clean perfumes in 2019.
Michelle Pfeiffer conquered Hollywood, maternity, and now she has her eyes cut off on the beauty industry . However, it does it according to its own conditions. In 2019, Pfeiffer Capitol Hill visited To defend cosmetics safety laws.
The actress, known for her roles Bedside And Maleficent: mistress of evil , was very frank on its position on the beauty industry - even until it served its personal makeup drawer of toxic ingredients. At the age of 66, Pfeiffer swears by beak products.
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Its path to self -confidence has been flanked by Hollywood's obsolete beauty standards, especially with regard to women of a certain age. To Pfeiffer, adjusting his state of mind around what it means has feel good was a major turning point.
"The more I get older, the easier," she said Oprah every day In 2019. "You reach a threshold where you agree to look good for your age instead of looking for young people for your age, and I crossed it. Would I like to look like I did at the beginning of the thirties? You bet, but that will not happen, and I do not feel the same pressure as I did.
Although Pfeiffer deserved the title of "clean beauty queen", she learned when not to push the limits. As an active actress, Pfeiffer understands that she needs "the most efficient products", although it is not always the most respectful of the environment.
"When I am on the makeup chair, I just leave the artist with me. I tried to ask a few to use a clean or biological makeup, and they look at me as if I had three heads. I must have different standards," she said.
When it is not in front of the camera, it is more a stickler. "There are products that I know how to be Supersafe, and if I do not work and that I will not be photographed, I will use them," she said.
In fact, the Scarpace The actress has not made any change to her skin care routine in more than a decade. "My routine is simple: I clean, I hydrate-that's it," she revealed.
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The gap between toxic and non -toxic beauty products, especially in the perfume industry, has inspired Pfeiffer to establish his own perfume brand. Henry Rose launched in 2019 and is now sold in Nordstrom.
"When I founded Henry Rose, the only thing I really cared was to create a quality scent that met the strict safety and sustainable standards of the environmental working group (EWG) and Cradle To Cradle (C2C)," she said in an interview with an interview with an interview with an interview with an interview with an interview with an interview with an interview with New beauty review.
The trip met "a lot of rejection and dead ends," she recalls. Pfeiffer finally concluded a partnership with international flavors and perfumes (IFF). But the obstacles have not stopped there.
Because Henry Rose is a brand specific to beautiful, the team excluded all the ingredients that did not meet EWG or C2C standards. Pfeiffer said that this immediately reduced the range of formulas to approximately 3,000 ingredients within 400.
“Last year, we launched our first real floral perfume, Carnivora Flore , which was incredibly difficult to formulate with ingredient restrictions. It took more than two years! Thus, each new perfume that we put on the market looks like a huge success, "she said in 2021.
Other beauty brands concerned with the environment that Pfeiffer approves include Beauty Counter, Stella McCartney, W3ii People, Jones Road and Guide Beauty.
