Swimsuit model reveals favorite $2.79 skincare product she uses for ‘super soft’ skin

Standing out on the runway takes a lot more than just a great walk and a lot of confidence – just ask swimsuit model Lindsay Johnson.

She Revealed Her Favorite Skincare Product to Make Her Face and Body Glow in a Swimsuit — and It’s Only $2.79

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Lindsay (lives in West Hollywood, California)@itslindsayjay) recently moved to the state to pursue her career.

Even though she lives in an environment similar to that of the rich and famous, one affordable beauty product is a regular part of her skincare routine.

Speaking to The US Sun in a backstage interview at the inauguration Swim Week Las Vegas In an article for Art Hearts Fashion, the 24-year-old model shared what she uses to keep her skin looking great.

Amidst the hustle and bustle behind the scenes at the event location Zouk nightclub At Resorts World Las Vegas, Johnson revealed a handy tip for shining on and off stage.

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“I put on Vaseline every night before I go to bed and I wake up feeling super soft,” she said.

Vaseline Original Healing Jelly is available for $2.79 at Target.

This product has been around since 1870 and helps heal and hydrate dry skin from head to toe.

If you don’t have access to Vaseline, she encouraged others to “always use lots of moisturizer,” especially at night.

Another product she recommended that is also inexpensive is shea butter.

According to the Cleveland ClinicShea butter contains vitamins A and E and its benefits include sun protection, eczema relief, and relief from dry skin.

In addition to moisturizing, Johnson also regularly spritzes her face with rose petal water to help combat aging.

“I think roses have always helped keep my skin even and firm,” she explains.

By prioritizing her skin health, she feels more confident and it shows on the outside.

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Johnson walked for several designers at the Vegas event, including Mr. Triple X, For the starsMichael Ngo, and Berry Beachy Swimwear.

Previously a model during Los Angeles Fashion Week, the work trip to Sin City was not only a first for her, but also for Art Hearts Fashion.

“Swim Week Las Vegas offered a version of Swim Week under one roof in one of the entertainment capitals of the world,” said Timur Tugberk, PR director and founder of Designing the District.

“Everyone who attended looked very similar to the people who attended in Miami, but because the event was so small, we were still able to get to know each other really well.”

That was exactly what attracted Lindsay to the shows.

“My looks have given me a lot of opportunities as a model and I thought it would be helpful for my brand to increase awareness and get more exposure for my face,” she admitted.

After networking with other models, makeup artists, videographers and photographers, her confidence grew as she perfected her craft.

“They motivated me throughout the journey,” she said.

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