Cindy Crawford, 58, Shows Off Her Makeup-Free Face In New Photos As Fans React: ‘She Keeps Getting Younger’
May 24, 2024 by Marissa Matozzo
Cindy Crawford took to Instagram this week to share two radiant, bare-faced photos, giving fans a glimpse into her skincare regimen. The new shots showcased the supermodel’s natural glow and supple skin, highlighting the effectiveness of her routine.
In the new post for her 8.2 million followers, the mom of two is seen seated comfortably in a chair by a floor-to-ceiling window with a cityscape in the backdrop. Crawford put her light brown hair up with a white towel turban and donned a matching, snug robe.
The runway star added purple under-eye patches from Meaningful Beauty to combat dark circles and puffiness, giving an insight into how she preps for her “early mornings.” Crawford captioned her upload: “Pre-gaming with @meaningfulbeauty — love these eye masques for early mornings!”
Fans were quick to shower the model with compliments and admiration, with many applauding her youthful and glowing complexion. “STILL the most beautiful woman EVER,” one wrote as another added: “she keeps getting younger.” Someone else chimed in, commenting: “Seeing your hair in the towel reminds me of The George Michael video,” referencing her spa day look from a scene for George Michael‘s iconic “Freedom! ’90” music video.
While devotees know that the often-dubbed “ageless” Crawford can own any red carpet or magazine cover, she clearly also stuns in her more stripped-back moments, too. Luckily for fans, she discussed her mindset when it comes to aging with Haute Living in a November 2022 interview.
She noted that it’s not her goal to look completely “ageless,” but rather, to emphasize her best features while also embracing fine lines, wrinkles and other natural effects of healthy aging.
“I know all the ways that I’ve aged,” Crawford said. She added: “My face has gotten much thinner; my mouth isn’t as full. Being told I’m ageless isn’t right, especially because getting older is hard enough, never mind that we live in a youth-obsessed culture.”
The style icon went on to say that the “things I’m trying to make Meaningful Beauty about for other women are the things that I have to remind myself about, too.” Crawford proudly went on, “I’m not 25, so why should I be trying to look 25? Why do I want someone to mistake me for a 25-year-old? I’ve had children. I have all this life experience.”