The secret to helping supermodel Claudia Schiffer stay young

Supermodel Claudia Schiffer practices yoga, eats organic food, keeps her body healthy and young at the age of 53.

In the Guardian on April 6, Claudia said that she still fits the jeans she showed at the Chanel show in 1993. "I have worn these pants many times, often combined with a pink Chanel tweed jacket and high boots. heels or sneakers. Now I often wear it with a striped sweater, an oversize blazer and low-cut boots," the model said.

Claudia has been in the habit of storing and reusing clothes since the 1990s, including her Valentino wedding dress. She wears old clothes because her body has not changed much compared to her youth. The beauty told Coveteur magazine that she works hard every day to control her weight.

Claudia Schiffer beauty at the age of 53. Photo: Instagram Claudia Schiffer

Every day, no matter how busy, the supermodel spends 15 minutes doing her own abs or walking on the treadmill. Yoga is her favorite subject, which helps her relax, thereby making her face better and younger. In addition, Claudia does pilates, some barbell exercises, and plays tennis whenever she can. She believes that when healthy, positive energy in the body will fill up, making people happier and more beautiful.

In addition to training, Claudia pays attention to her diet. She likes organic food and drinks a lot of water. For breakfast, she always drinks soy milk, eats fruit, sips a cup of coffee with almond milk. The supermodel does not have a strict diet, but eats a variety and enough quality, limiting the use of sugar because it is not good for the skin.

Talking about age and how to preserve youth, she answered Vogue : "I believe age should be respected. Why do we have cakes and birthday parties. It's because everyone needs their own time. eat comfortably. Everyone gets old. I don't try to look younger, but comfortably accept the present. As long as you're happy and healthy, the rest doesn't matter."

At the age of 53, Claudia keeps her youthful appearance thanks to a regular skin care routine. According to Coveteur, models prefer to take care of their skin at home because they feel comfortable. Occasionally, she goes to the spa for treatment. Her hobby is making masks from available products or homemade. For many years now, the beauty has used natural skin care products, including the cream of Bamford - a cosmetic brand founded by her close friend.

The beauty of Claudia Schiffer under the lens of photographer Herb Ritts in 1992. Photo: Vogue

In the morning, she always showers and washes her face with cold water. Beauty focuses on moisturizing so that the skin is hydrated all day. When applying anything, she massages to get the blood circulating. In the evening, the model cleans with facial soap, then applies serum. Depending on the condition of the skin is more or less dry, she mixes moisturizer with different oils, massages evenly on the skin.

While soaking in a hot tub with detoxifying bath salts, the supermodel puts on a mask containing microalgae to tighten the skin and soy stem cells to boost collagen. The beauty steamed her hair with beer, lit a scented candle and relaxed for 15-20 minutes. Before falling asleep, she often reads novels.

When going out, Claudia not only focuses on clothes but also lightly adorns her fresh face. "I like smoky eyes like Jane Birkin because it accentuates the eye color and I always wear mascara, curling eyelashes. I like long eyelashes so I often use Artdeco Luxurious Volume Mascara. Then I apply peach lip balm. and eyebrows," she told ITG.

Claudia Schiffer's catwalk moment. Video: RC

Claudia Schiffer is one of the icons of the model village in the 1990s. German long-legged born in 1970, 1.8 m tall, measuring 86-61-92 cm. Originally, Claudia wanted to be a lawyer. In October 1987, she was discovered by Michel Levaton - the owner of the modeling agency Metropolitan Model Agency - in a nightclub in Düsseldorf and invited to sign a contract. At the age of 17, Claudia began her modeling career and rose to prominence as the face of Chanel.

After marrying director and producer Matthew Vaughn in 2002, she limited her work to spend time with her husband and three children. Occasionally, she still performs, attends entertainment industry events.