Angelina Jolie's Skincare Secrets: 6 Ways to Get Angelina's Glow

"The thing about Angelina is she never wears makeup unless she's working- it's probably another reason her skin looks good," Dr Rand opened the interview. "She's also good about removing makeup."

According to research, wearing less makeup may help prevent acne flare-ups by exposing your skin to fewer bacteria. Furthermore, because makeup can increase oil production, not wearing makeup can help to reduce oiliness, clogged pores, and pimples.

"She's lucky she has her mom's beautiful, olive skin," Dr. Rand continued.

Jolie's simple skincare routine, according to Dr. Rand, includes sunscreen, proper cleansing with a mild, gentle cleanser, alpha hydroxy, antioxidants, sometimes glycolic acids, and natural products. Some alpha hydroxy acids are also good because they are very natural. "She doesn't need hard scrubs or chemical-laden products," Jolie's dermatologist added. It has been demonstrated that effective skincare does not have to be complicated, and having one can have long-term benefits for your skin, such as improved skin texture, better hydration, and an improvement in your skin's natural glow.

"I basically try not to do too much. There's a light laser resurfacing we like to use sometimes, but just once in a while." Dr. Rand detailed, "She doesn't have any kind of a plastic look because [she] doesn't do anything drastic - she doesn't need it. She has really good genes and gets more and more beautiful with time."

You can reduce visible pores, wrinkles, and dark circles under your eyes with a good skincare routine that includes minor skin treatments. Furthermore, you can avoid sun damage, blemishes, and hyperpigmentation by protecting yourself from UV rays with minimal and non-invasive skin treatments - but overtreatment can be harmful, especially as you age.

This is an obvious choice. Regular application of sunscreen can help slow the aging process, prevent sunburn, limit the appearance of sunspots, and prevent blood vessels from being damaged by UV rays.

"She's been so good about using sunscreen from such an early age to protect her skin. She knew that the sun was not good for the skin in terms of pigmentation problems and that sort of thing. She's also good about wearing hats, which is so important. She hydrates a lot and does a lot of good moisturizing, but again, the sun protection will stop you from aging more than anything."

It's the same old rule: pick one feature and highlight it, and Angelina does just that.

"I do either dark eyes or red lips," she has said. "I have full, big features, so if I did everything, I'd look a bit like a clown. It'd be just... a lot. I'm much more comfortable with just a little concealer for my dark circles. That's my main thing."

Okay, this has to be her most important skincare secret. Angelina Jolie began seeing a dermatologist at the age of 11! "I've had the same dermatologist since I was 11; her name is Rhonda Rand," Angelina explained. "Having someone who encourages me to be as natural as possible has really helped me, I believe."

Aside from that, our beloved Angie has her own definition of beauty. "The people I see as beautiful," she says, "are those who don't bend to somebody else's opinion of what is appropriate or beautiful." What does that imply, people? The most important aspect of being beautiful is to feel it from within. She is a philanthropist as well as an actress and filmmaker, which explains her belief that intelligence is the key to beauty.

In an ELLE essay, Angelina declared, "I tell my daughters that developing their minds is the most important thing they can do. There is nothing more attractive-you might even say enchanting-than a woman with an independent will and her own opinions."

We are talking about being an absolute Queen, aren't we?