Talk about a role model.
Christy Turlington’s first photo shoot took place in 1983, when she was 14 years old. Yet she is still as reserved and busy today, 43 years later. Although the OG model has maintained a yoga habit for over 30 years, one thing she’s passing on is cosmetic surgery.
“I will never alter or augment my face. Ever,” she told Vogue a few years ago. However, she turns to extra self-care, and for her, that includes a daily skincare regimen.
“I feel like I’ve earned and deserve better care for my skin, so it’s all about bringing back the moisture and taking good care of myself,” she shared.
Turlington found her skincare line of choice – Noble Panacea – long before partnering with the brand, and as such, it seemed like a perfect match.
Founded by a Nobel Prize-winning chemist, Noble Panacea takes a science-based approach to skincare, promising unparalleled results. The brand recently launched its latest skin-perfecting innovation: the exceptional RetiNAD+ Renewal Booster.
Made with a powerful retinoid complex that targets fine lines and wrinkles, as well as loss of firmness and elasticity, the brand promises visible results in 10 days, with truly impressive before and after photos to back it up.
“I don’t really wear makeup, but (Noble Panacea skincare) is still a great base. My skin tends to be drier, especially as I get older,” Turlington told Marie Claire that same year.
Stating that her Noble Panacea skincare regime is part of her morning ritual, she added: “Once I feel like I have all that hydration on my face, I don’t think about skincare until bedtime.” »
One of her favorite products is the Exceptional Vitamin C Booster, which “is not sticky or tacky” and comes in single-use, recyclable pods. The serum promises brighter, firmer skin and protection against oxidative stress and free radical damage.
Likewise, Page Six Style editors can’t get enough of the brand’s Overnight Chronobiology Peel, which targets fine lines, wrinkles, hyperpigmentation, enlarged pores, and uneven skin tone. It makes us wake up with “smooth, luminous and soft (skin), without any real irritation”.
Although the products are undeniably expensive, the line is backed by extensive clinical trials that confirm their effectiveness and cost less than in-office treatments.
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This article was written by Erica Radol, journalist at Page Six Commerce. Whether it’s identifying the best anti-aging skincare secrets that stars trust, talking about the latest fashion collaborations, or finding great deals on all of the above, Erica has a knack for reporting on — and even testing — Hollywood’s best-selling fashion and beauty products. Before joining Page Six in 2025, she wrote about entertainment, lifestyle and shopping trends for Us Weekly, The Daily Beast, Entertainment Tonight, Well+Good and Hearst.
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