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Well-being trumps beauty products – Metro US

Well-being trumps beauty products

Michelle Morgan

Michelle Morgan, actress, CBC series Heartland:

Q: What products make you look and feel good?

A: For me, looking and feeling good has less to do with topical products and more to do with my overall health and well-being. Products can’t make you beautiful, they can only support and enhance your own natural beauty and vitality. My skin looks great when I’m eating a diet rich in whole fresh foods, when I’m getting lots of exercise and when I’m calm and happy.

Q: Describe your style.

A: I love super tight, dark wash Nudie Jeans, and I’m really into high wasted skirts and pants. I love finding strange, bold earrings and necklaces to liven up an outfit.

Q: How do you stay fit?

A: I’m pretty active in general. I love snowboarding in the winter and riding my fixed gear bike everywhere I go in the summer. I also go to the gym and I jog.

Gilson Lubin

Gilson Lubin, host, MTV Live:

Q: What products make you look and feel good?

A: I always use cocoa butter. If you come across anyone from the Caribbean who claims not to use it, they’re lying to you.

Q: Describe your style.

A: Island-urban, if there is such a thing.

Q: How do you keep life in perspective?

A: It’s always one day at a time, one breath at a time.

Q: How do you stay fit?

A: I don’t do as much exercise as I did in high school. Now I do lots of walking!

Q: What are your healthy eating habits?

A: A great breakfast and a decent dinner do the trick.

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