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Nicole Kidman Reapplies This Anti-Ageing Product Every 90 Minutes

Her secret to amazing skin is out!

Nicole Kidman has always had great skin, which probably explains why she looks like she never ages. But before you go thinking it’s all due to good genes, you should know the 52-year-old takes really good care of her skin. 

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In fact, there’s one product she reapplies every hour and a half: Sunscreen.

During an interview with Allure, she said, “I used to be like, ‘All those creams, who cares?’ But definitely as I’ve gotten older, I’ve realized those creams are necessary.” 

“I’m shooting outdoors a lot, so the most important thing is the sunscreen,” she revealed. A good habit she no doubt learned early on growing up in Australia. 

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Her go-to sunscreen is Neutrogena SPF 100+.

Nicole, who is a beauty ambassador for Neutrogena, shared, “I reapply every 90 minutes, every single day”.

Talk about dedication! But then again, it’s clearly paying off.

It’s worth noting that we don’t actually have any SPF 100 sunscreens in Australia. Our regulations are among the strictest in the world, so for now, the highest SPF rating a sunscreen can have is SPF50+. Which will do the trick just fine, especially if you’re as diligent at reapplying as Nicole.

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Nicole Kidman has always had great skin, which probably explains why she looks like she never ages. But before you go thinking it’s all due to good genes, you should know the 52-year-old takes really good care of her skin. 

Watch Below: Margot Robbie, Nicole Kidman And Charlize Theron ‘Bombshell’ Trailer.

Nicole Kidman has always had great skin, which probably explains why she looks like she never ages. But before you go thinking it’s all due to good genes, you should know the 52-year-old takes really good care of her skin. 

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Watch Below: Margot Robbie, Nicole Kidman And Charlize Theron ‘Bombshell’ Trailer.

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