What Skincare Routine Works For Models?

Elle Monroe
Jul 27
2 min read

Great skin is one of a model’s most important assets. At NVE Agency, we know how essential a healthy, glowing complexion is—not just for photo shoots, but for your confidence, too. Here's a simple and effective skincare routine that works for models at any level.

1. Cleanse Twice a Day

Use a gentle cleanser in the morning and at night to remove dirt, makeup, and excess oil. This keeps your skin fresh and helps prevent breakouts, especially after long days under heavy makeup.

2. Hydrate with a Good Moisturizer

Moisturizing is key for keeping your skin smooth and radiant. Choose one that suits your skin type—lightweight for oily skin, and richer for dry skin.

3. Always Wear Sunscreen

Even when it's cloudy or you're indoors, SPF is a must. Sunscreen protects your skin from damage, slows aging, and keeps your tone even—an important factor for high-definition cameras.

4. Exfoliate Weekly

Exfoliating removes dead skin cells and helps your products work better. Once or twice a week is enough—overdoing it can irritate your skin.

5. Drink Plenty of Water

Staying hydrated from the inside is just as important. Water keeps your skin plump, clear, and glowing. Aim for at least 8 glasses a day.

6. Remove Makeup Properly

Never sleep with makeup on—it clogs pores and causes breakouts. Use a gentle makeup remover or micellar water to cleanse your face thoroughly.

7. Get Enough Sleep

Your skin repairs itself while you sleep. Try to get 7–9 hours each night to avoid tired-looking skin, dark circles, and dullness.

8. Don’t Touch Your Face

Avoid touching your face with your hands throughout the day. It spreads bacteria and can lead to pimples or irritation—something no model wants before a shoot!

9. Use Face Masks Occasionally

Face masks can help with dryness, redness, or breakouts. Use them once a week based on your skin’s needs for that extra glow.

10. Be Gentle and Consistent

Skincare doesn’t need to be complicated. Stick with what works, don’t change products too often, and give your skin time to adjust. Gentle and consistent care is what creates long-term results.

A good skincare routine is not about perfection—it’s about protection and preparation. The better you care for your skin, the more confident you'll feel walking into any casting or shoot.