Nicole Kidman says pals 'teased' her for her faith, church attendance
For actress Nicole Kidman, faith is important. So important that she revealed in a recent interview that she often gets teased by friends for passing her strong belief in God onto her children. Kidman and husband Keith Urban share two daughters, and the actress says it is important for them to attend mass as a family.
It doesn’t take too much digging to find out Nicole Kidman’s skin care secrets. She’s been telling us for years.
The “Big Little Lies” actress claimed in a recent interview with Byrdie that her skin – which the beauty website describes as “flawless, like glass” – is the result of conscious “micro-decisions” aimed to minimize stress, along with plenty of sunscreen and Neutrogena retinol cream.
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“The really big thing for me is sun protection,” she told Byrdie editor Amanda Montell in an interview posted earlier this month. “Because I’m so outdoorsy — I love playing tennis, and I love working out outdoors. I love going for a run and swimming, and I just want to be able to do all of that and protect my skin because I get burnt.”
But in addition to sunscreen and some vitamin C for “long term” protection, Kidman doubled-down on her love of retinol cream — a product she’s previously raved about in an interview with Harper’s Bazaar.
Nicole Kidman, seen here at the second-season premiere of HBO's "Big Little Lies," says she opts for plenty of sun protection in addition to retinol cream. (Evan Agostini/Invision/AP)
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“And I believe in using retinol at night, so I use the Neutrogena Night Repair. I know people go, ‘Retinol! It’ll make your skin dry,’ but it doesn’t,” she claimed of the $24 product.
Kidman, 52, also credited massages, aromatherapy and a good night’s sleep with helping her remain as stress-free as possible.
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“I have a big thing about just being easy on yourself, and on others,” she said in a response to a question about choosing not to maintain a strict routine.
“To go with the flow.”
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