Rebel Wilson Shares Her Go-To Skincare Products for a Makeup-Free Glow at 41
Now that Rebel Wilson crushed her 2020 “Year of Health” goals, her aim for 2021 is to maintain the wellness practices she worked so hard to create—including her solid skincare routine. For the Pitch Perfect star, taking care of her skin is all about structure and powerful products that work, a mantra that aligns with her overall approach to self-care. Here’s everything Wilson, 41, uses to keep her skin glowing.
She takes a hair, skin, and nails multivitamin daily.
Wilson recently became an ambassador for Olly gummy supplements, and while she uses many of the varieties for different reasons, the brand’s Undeniable Beauty line is a staple in her skincare routine. “My hair and my skin get put through a lot because I’m filming all the time,” she recently told Byrdie. One gummy contains biotin, keratin, vitamin C and vitamin E.
She uses an ice roller in the mornings to depuff.
And it’s only $20 on Amazon! “You use it, especially under the eyes and on the jawline, and it just kind of really snatches everything first thing in the morning before you put your makeup on,” she explained to Byrdie. “I mainly only do it for filming days. They’re like the jade rollers, but I kind of like the ice element of this one because it just depuffs your face.”
SPF is super important.
Her go-to face sunscreen is Dermalogica’s Invisible Physical Defense SPF 30. “Being Australian, we’re very big on suncare because we have a lot of skin cancer down there,” she said.
And she uses mostly Dermalogica products.
“When I’m working, I mainly use Dermalogica,” the star admitted. That includes the brand’s cleanser, the Multi-Active Toner, and moisturizer.
Retinol and sheet masks are her treatments of choice.
Wilson swears by Kate Somerville’s DermalQuench Liquid Lift +Retinol, a unique product that infuses oxygen and retinol using spray-on application. “It just gives this cool tingling sensation when you spray it on. Another friend who’s a makeup artist has been using it too,” she explained. If she’s not reaching for that exfoliator, she’s doubling up on hydration with a Korean sheet mask. “My friend supplies me with them,” she revealed. “I don’t know what the hell is in them, but Koreans know their beauty products.”
She also gets regular facials.
“I never was like a girly girl who was into stuff. But I am into facials now. I find them so relaxing,” she said. “I never knew about anything beauty-wise until I came to Hollywood.”
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