The58-year-old modelwas captured lounging comfortably in bed, dressed in a loose, lacy periwinkle camisole.
Her shiny hair framed her face while she stretched her arms above her head.
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The scene was complete with products from herbeauty brand,Meaningful Beauty, surrounding her as she gave the camera a warm smile.
“Cozying up with @meaningfulbeauty,” read her caption.
“Always a Goddess,” one said, while another wrote, “Finally someone not stretched to their ears.Natural beauty.”
“Unmatched beauty as always!!” read another comment.
“Cozying up with @meaningfulbeauty,” she wrote in the caption as she shared the picture below
“Yourskin looks amazing!As someone of the same age, how do you keep your neck so smooth? My face is fine but neck is awful suddenly after having to have a hysterectomy,” wrote another.
In the past, Cindy admitted she didn’t have much of a skincare routine when she was young but managed to get away with it.
“I didn’t know anything when I started modeling because my mother didn’twear makeup. I think she had one tub of Pond’s Cold Cream. That was all I knew,” she toldByrdiein August this year.
Fans are often graced with pictures of her sporting a makeup-free look on social media
“When I started modeling, sometimes you had to do your own glam on set. I would have to watch the other girls to learn,” she continued. “There were no YouTube tutorials then.”
“When you’re in your teens and early twenties you can get away with not doing much skincare. Then I met Dr. Jean-Louis Sebagh when I was 28. That is really what flipped the switch for me,” she added.
Dr. Jean-Louis helped therunway queendevelop the Meaningful Beauty product line.
The beauty mogul previously opened up about her past skincare knowledge—or lack of it—revealing she learned makeup and skincare on the job
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During her chat withByrdie, the fashion icon explained how people of different ages have different skincare needs.
“When we first started talking about Meaningful Beauty I was 35 and now I’m 58,” she said. “Maybe you start thinking about skincare in your thirties, but you need it in your forties. You go, oh my god, that thing thought was never going to happen to me, it’s happening to me.”
Thebeauty mogulexplained that she doesn’t like to “wear a lot of makeupin real life.”
“I live inMalibuand it just doesn’t make sense,” she said. “So for me, it’s about keeping my skin looking good and glowy so I don’t feel like I have to cover up with makeup.”
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