Jeanne Damas reveals the secret to aging well, plus more.
As 2018 comes to a close, it’s clear that there’s one trend that’s not going away as we head into the new year: the allure of the French girl. From their effortlessly messy hair to the je ne sais quoi fashion sensibility, there is just something undeniable about a chic Parisienne. Luckily, one of fashion’s favorite Frenchies,, is making it that much easier to cop the look for yourself, with the launch of her first makeup collection.
I do it every day, with no mascara, because I prefer my natural eyelash hair, imperfections and all.I take off my makeup with a cleansing milk, twice with Joelle Ciocco’s routine. It’s really important to do so in order to maintain good skin., because they allow themselves to age naturally , which I find rare and so beautiful.From my mom, to wear SPF 50 sunscreen every day of the year and avoid direct sun exposure as much as you can. That’s the secret to aging well.
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