You may not want to tell her, but legendary supermodel Lauren Hutton isn't exactly a spring chicken anymore. However, she's still rocking it with style, grace, and plenty of vitality. And guess what? She's willing to share her secrets with all of us! At 75, Lauren Hutton isn't just a beauty icon; she's a symbol of how aging can be embraced with elegance.
In a candid chat with People, Lauren shared her philosophy on staying fabulous as we grow older. "As we age, women can still be stunning and vibrant in every way," she said. Her top beauty tip? A good man. "And certainly don’t give up sex — because that’s just silly," she quipped with a laugh. But there’s more to Lauren's beauty regimen than just romance. The star of The Gambler had plenty more advice for anyone curious about her timeless glow.
When it comes to feeling youthful and radiant, Lauren emphasizes the importance of laughter, reading, and connecting with nature. "Laughing, reading, and being in nature," Lauren told the outlet. "These are simple joys that keep me feeling alive and present." It’s clear that for Lauren, staying youthful isn’t just about outward appearances but also about nurturing the spirit and mind.
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Her Secret Weapon: Coconut Oil and Minimal Makeup
Lauren also revealed her go-to beauty hack: coconut oil. "I used to use a lot of coconut oil. I'd put that in my hair and all over my body," she explained. She also advises against overdoing the makeup. "And then don’t use too much makeup," she added. With these simple yet effective tips, Lauren proves that less is often more when it comes to beauty.
With her new role as the global brand ambassador for StriVectin, Lauren is set to inspire even more women with her wisdom. "She is an original," said Joan Malloy, the CEO of StriVectin, speaking about Lauren's impact. "She broke through glass ceilings for women. She speaks volumes for women of her age and she celebrates her age. We love that."
Lauren's Authenticity Shines Through
When Joan Malloy and her team first met Lauren, they were struck by her authenticity. "She was so authentic and that just validated to us that she was such a symbol of empowerment, especially because of the way she felt about aging," Joan recalled. "She didn’t have any work done. She talked about how she got fired when she was in her 40’s, from Revlon, because she was too old. It was her attitude, her approach, her spirit, her determination. It just was a natural fit for us."
Lauren’s journey back into modeling after being dismissed for being "too old" is a testament to her resilience. "At 47, I went back to modeling, and it was not easy," Lauren recalled. "I called up every editor I’d ever met and even those I hadn’t. I was looking at magazines, and there was no one over 28 in them, and those girls were saying they were 24. ‘Damn,’ I thought. ‘I still have a good time in bed. And most of my friends do, so why are we getting buried at 30
