Age-opposed Naomi Watts, 52, expresses the feeling of youth in a useless selfie as she celebrates 2021
She is known for her spotless movement.
And on Friday, Naomi Watts posted her childhood look in a useless Instagram selfie as she celebrates the New Year.
The 52-year-old actress showed off her natural look as she rested at her home in New York City.
Natural Beauty: 52-year-old anti-age Naomi Watts spotted her childhood in a useless selfie as she celebrated the New Year on Friday
‘Okay 2020, I would politely ask you to turn it off now. You have made yourself known and I will remember you again, ‘she wrote in the post.
She continued: ‘Absolutely … While I’m happy to see your back, I understand you’ll be hanging around for a little longer. But I appreciate your lessons. ‘
‘So thanks for those. That’s nothing. Wishing you 2021. happier and healthier. ‘
Revealed: It comes after Naomi shared her skincare routine while on a photo shoot in New York last month
It comes after Naomi shared her skincare routine while on a photo set in New York last month.
She uploaded a photo to Instagram of herself in the makeup chair while wearing $ 19 eye masks from Kat Burki.
Makeup artist Mary Wiles used a de-puffer rose quartz device, which costs $ 54.
Above on her Instagram story, Naomi showed off the range of skin and beauty products she uses on her look.
Secret: She uploaded a photo to Instagram of herself in the makeup chair while wearing $ 19 eye masks from Kat Burki
Skincare Prep: Over on her Instagram story, she showed off the range of skincare and beauty products she uses on her look.
These included a $ 83 Silk Canvas Protective Primcha and a $ 45 lip mask, as well as Dr. Barbara Sturm Glow Drops, worth $ 222.
There were also several products from BeautyCounter, including the Dew Skin Tinted Moisturizer ($ 62), the concealer ($ 42) and foundation ($ 62).
On her make-up table was Power of Mineral Mining by Australian beauty brand Inika, which sells for $ 45.
Naomi has long been an advocate for pure beauty and owns a franchise of beauty stores in Sydney, London and New York called Onda.
Expensive products: These included Tatcha $ 83 Silk Canvas Protective Primer and $ 45 lip mask, as well as Dr. Barbara Sturm Glow Drops, valued at $ 222