Lea Michele's Skin Care & Makeup Routine For the Stage | Beauty Secrets | Vogue

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While backstage for her Broadway show "Funny Girl," Lea Michele shows us how she gets ready for a night on the big stage playing the iconic Fanny Brice. Lea talks about how she's gotten her PCOS under control and can now focus on the more fun aspects of her skin care, as well as how she deals with stage fright.

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[munchkin1616]

Can we start having it mandated that their garbage be tied to their name?

so it'd be titled "Known racist Lea Michele's Skin Care & Makeup Routine For the Stage | Beauty Secrets | Vogue"

and "Known abuser Johnny debt's ......"

and "Known rapist John Stamos...."

and "Known Debt apologizer/promoter Rihanna...."

Let's not let them live it down and hell, let's make that show up when their google search hits!

(If we have to legally, we could replace "known" with "alleged" for legalities.)

[potter_lover456]

I just got my inkey list order! It came at the perfect time when I was reading about simplifying your routine to moisturizer, cleanser, and spf lol but I will try to not go overboard. I'm not a 10-step skincare person anyhow.

[caramelaffair]

I hate her and her existence.

[kindpaddington]

I'm always baffled when people rinse their face with a wet cloth or something. Doesn't that just drag your skin? How can you get fully clean? When I rinse I just splash water all over the damn place and dry up after I'm done.

[colahell]

If you use a flannel (UK speak for washcloth) you shouldnt be dragging your skin more like a gentle wipe. If youre using a balm it generally wont come off with a simple rinse, you need something like a flannel to take it off. A lot of folk however swear by microfibre cloths for gentleness.

[kindpaddington]

I literally wash/rinse my face in the shower in the mornings, so I guess I'm not built for facecloth cleansing 😂

[mary_pickforded]

[silverstarry]

Thanks for the recommendation! I remember when I was a kid, I was always baffled by the mom characters on tv shows slathering lotion on their hands before bed. Fast forward to me trying every known lotion on my hands before bed but not being satisfied with any of them. Most of them aren't bad or anything, but due to the cold weather and constant hand washing, I want something that really moisturizes but without being greasy. I just ordered the Biossance hand cream during their Black Friday (week) sale and I like it but I don't think I love it enough to buy it when it isn't on sale.