Jessica Alba is using face masks for ''self-care'', especially during the current coronavirus pandemic, as she's self-isolating at home.
Jessica Alba is using face masks for ''self-care''.
The 38-year-old actress has insisted self-care is ''really important'' during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic - which has seen people self-isolate in their homes and social distance themselves from others - and has revealed her own method of taking care of herself is to apply a face mask.
She said: ''I think, right now, it's a really important time to do self care. I think self care is super important and I always start my self care routine, which is daily - especially when I'm on Zoom calls - with my mask.''
Jessica uses the Honest Beauty Prime + Perfect Mask - which was created by her own business, Honest Company - in the morning, as the product has pore-refining and skin-tightening benefits.
During an appearance on 'The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon' - which was filmed from home through video calls - she added: ''My daughter Honor [11] uses it as well. It's berries and rich in antioxidants.''
And although the 'Never Been Kissed' star - who has Honor, as well as Haven, eight, and Hayes, two, with husband Cash Warren - loves to wear face masks, she recently admitted the process scares her youngest child.
She said: ''I usually terrify my two year old.''
Meanwhile, Jessica gave a rundown of her make-up routine last month, and said she loves a brown shimmery smokey eye but admitted she used to be ''intimidated'' by the idea of doing it for herself.
She said: ''It's a great day-to-night. I used to be really intimidated with doing my own eye shadow.
''Then, I learned all you have to do is get a fluffy brush and you can buff out all your mistakes!''
Before using a lengthening mascara, Jessica always uses a primer first.
She said: ''I always use a [lash] primer. It works so well with people with sensitive eyes, like me!''
She then uses cream blush, and explained: ''Just put a little bit where you would naturally flush.''
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