Tracee Ellis Ross Swears By This $16 Gold Facial Roller To Keep Her Skin Wrinkle-Free
Tracee Ellis Ross, 47, just shared a new no-makeup video, in which she uses a gold facial roller.
The roller, which is called 24K Beauty Bar Golden Face Massager, only costs $16 at Amazon.
Tracee also eats and drinks with her skin in mind, abstaining from coffee, sugar, and alcohol.
Black-ish star Tracee Ellis Ross is undeniably gorgeous, and her skincare game is ON POINT. At 47, her skin is not only glowy, but basically wrinkle-free. Even better—the actress let her fans in on one of her skincare secrets yesterday in a new no-makeup Instagram Story video. Turns out, she's all about the facial rollers.
And the one she uses in her new video only costs $16 on Amazon, according to Prevention. (PRAISE!) It's a gold, vibrating roller called the 24K Beauty Bar Golden Face Massager.
She uses it allll the time.
Facial rollers are nothing new, with jade rollers being around for centuries in ancient Chinese practice to help with lymphatic drainage and to help de-puff skin and increase circulation.
"Puffiness in your face when you wake up from sleeping, for example, is from pooled lymphatic fluid," says Purvisha Patel, MD, founder of Visha Skincare, who practices dermatology in Tennessee and Mississippi, previously told Women's Health.
And last year, Tracee let her followers in on even more details about her skincare routine.
When she gets out of the shower, Tracee uses Retrouvé body oil "all over" and Terri Lawton serum on her face. "Some people spend time putting on makeup. I spend time hydrating my skin," she said in the video, while rubbing the serum into her skin. Then, she uses Biologique Le Grand Serum, which is more like a gold spray.
While putting this on, Tracee opened up about how she used to pick at her skin and did her own extractions, until her mom (a.k.a. Diana Ross) made her stop and she started getting facials at a young age instead.
Next, she applies Yon-Ka eye cream and La Grande Creme using a spatula, so she doesn't have to dig her fingers into the moisturizer. "Very sterile," she explained. Then, Tracee "heats the cream up" in her hands before rubbing it all over her face.
And her eating routine is pretty designed with her skin in mind. "I don't drink coffee, I rarely eat sugar, I don't like to drink alcohol when I know I'm going to be on camera, which is all the time," she said. "Instead of coffee, I like to dry brush my body or vibrate my face or roll my face or Bushan my face and wake it up, because I'm often at work at five in the morning." From there, she does a drop of Retrouve Intensive and Biologique Tool Serum. "Who needs makeup?" she asked.
Clearly, not Tracee!
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