Expert Skin Care

1. Fasle tan. Miranda uses both self tans and also wash off tans to give her body a gorgeous glow - an essential especially when she is wearing swimsuits!

Sugar rates Benefit Jiffy Tan, £19.00 which will give your skin a golden glow in an instant!

2. Water. Miranda travels a lot so her skin can get very dehydrated on long flights so she drinks plenty of water to keep her skin soft. But water is also very important to keep your skin clear - because it helps to flush out toxins from your body like sugars, fats and caffine.

3. Eyelash curlers. Miranda always curls her lashes to make sure her eye look wide awake even when she is tired! We like Eyelure Heated Eyelash Curlers, £9.99, for a long lasting, flirty lash look.

At 63, Susan Sarandon looks better than many actresses 20 years her junior and this is something most media representatives usually agree on. The secret to looking this good, she says in a recent interview, has nothing to do with going under the knife or using who knows what secret ingredient, but rather with living a healthy life, surrounding herself by people who make her smile and, last but not least, quitting smoking.

“I don’t think you should try to look 22 when you are in your 60s. There is something odd about a woman who looks younger than she did 20 years ago. I’m not against anybody doing anything to themselves that makes them feel good, but aesthetically some fillers and stuff make people unrecognizable. I’ve never had fillers, and how can you get Botox when you’re an actor? I had under my chin sucked out once. I think we have to be supportive of each other, and if someone wants to get implants or tucks you hope that they will be fine and they will keep the essence of who they are and not go over the top,” Sarandon shares in the recent interview.

Another secret that is helping Susan look stunning even at the age of 63 is her having kicked the bad habit of smoking. We all know that cigarettes can make the face look much older than it actually is, but Susan Sarandon is the living example of that. Or so, that’s what people are telling her and she likes to believe. Once she quit smoking and started leading a much healthier life, she also made sure that she surrounded herself only by people who make her smile, because she knows laughter also works wonders for the skin.

“Young actors ask me: ‘Why is your skin so great; what is your product?’ and all I say is: ‘Stop smoking, that’s the big one.’ Laughing does a lot for the face. Do the things you enjoy. Surround yourself with good people. Denying yourself is not good for the face. You can’t be a bitter, angry person. Hatred is […] not great for your skin,” the actress concludes by saying.

Freida Pinto has revealed the secrets behind her beauty regime — lots of water and lots of sleep!

The Slumdog Millionaire actress prefers to stay natural when it comes to her looks but says that takes even more care than a ton of make-up.

“I don’t have too many beauty tips because I am not fond of wearing too much make-up but the first would be to drink a lot of water because water really cleanses your system and it keeps you fresh and your eyes looking fresh,” said the 25-year-old.

“I also recommend adding a lot of fruit and vegetables to your diet and not making it too meat centric.

“The next one would be sleep well – sleep is as important as food and water and keeps you looking fresh the next day. So if you get a good 8 hours sleep it always helps. It all still takes work.”

Her biggest splurge: Crème De La Mer ($250)

Her naughty secret: Cortisone cream for clearing up pimples. Tut tut Holly.

Her favourite mascara: L'Oréal Extra-Volume Collagene Mascara ($26.95)

Her haircare brand of choice: Pureology. Me too Holz.

Her exercise routine: Hiking in the hills of LA. She used to be a martial arts girl but gave it up to help quieten her mind.

Best beauty tip ever: Porridge as a face mask to help calm the skin. "I heat porridge oats with water, let it cool for a couple of minutes, pour it into a tea towel and place it over my face."

Katie Price has caused a row with health experts for describing her regular use of sunbeds as an essential part of her beauty regime.

The star says that toasting herself under skin-ageing UV lights is, ironically, one of the most important secrets of her skincare system.

The model - who's boyfriend Alex Reid is currently also sporting a fake-tanned looked on Celebrity Big Brother - says she gave up using tan out of a bottle because she didn't like the smell.

She also recommends the use of Botox around the eyes to get rid of wrinkles.

Katie bigs-up Botox and sunbeds in her latest book Standing Out, out in paperback this March, which is described by publishers as "revealing all her top tips on looking and feeling good."

The glamour model, also known as Jordan, says: "Looking after my skin is not my strong point but the two things that do make my skin look better are sunbeds and Botox.

"I used to use spray tan but it stinks so now I use sunbeds. I know people say they’re dangerous and can give you skin cancer but I don’t smoke, I hardly drink and we’ve all got to die of something, so that’s just my choice.

"I get my forehead and around my eyes Botoxed every six months and I love it. You can’t beat it. It just freezes all the wrinkles and that’s what you want but I’d never have a full face lift, I’ve seen what they can do to people and I don’t want to go through that."

But Julie Barratt, of government health watchdog the Chartered Institute of Environmental Health, was furious that Katie - a role-model for many impressionable teens - gave such advice.

She said: "Whilst Jordan is right to say that we all have to die of something, it is reckless to say that the risk of skin cancer is one that she is prepared to take.

"Skin cancer is the fastest-growing cancer in the UK and the most common in young people – to advocate behaviour that is acknowledged as being a risk factor is glib.

"Each individual must make their own life style choices, but the CIEH strongly urges individuals to consider the very real risks to their health associated with use of sunbeds and to protect their health rather potentially compromise it. If people want the appearance of a suntan fake is better than bake, and safer as well.

Katy Perry will endorse Proactiv, a secretive skincare range that includes an anti-acne product.

The Sun newspaper said Perry's decision was a result of her own teen battles with acne, a skin condition that adds to the awkwardness that goes with youth.

Aa an adult, Perry, who just became engaged to Russell Brand, has flawless skin. But she has said: 'I got acne at the start of my career. It was stressful. I have acne scars which I'm self-conscious about.'

Her secret will be shared with 58 countries around the world. In Australia, the product is endorsed by celebrity Delta Goodrem. It does not offer testers at the counter and has a secretive aura. American celebs Jessica Simpson and Jennifer Love Hewitt have endorsed it.

Proactiv spokesman Ben Van de Bunt said: 'We are paying people consistent with what we have done in the past - millions of dollars.'

The newspaper suggests Perry's fee for the deal is $4 million.

What many younger viewers may not have realized is that Loren has been noted for her natural beauty for most of her career.

A month before her 72nd birthday in 2006, Sophia was voted the world’s most naturally beautiful person, topping stars one-third her age, such as Gwyneth Paltrow, Kate Winslet, Cameron Diaz and Catherine Zeta-Jones.

At the time, the Italian actress said she owed her natural beauty to “a love of life, spaghetti, and the odd bath in virgin olive oil.” Bathing in olive oil was actually a custom in ancient Rome.

Taking a bath in olive oil may be impractical, but the next best thing is to gently apply some extra virgin, cold pressed olive oil to your face ( avoid getting too close to the eye area) and remove any excess oil after ten minutes.

In other interviews, Sophia has credited her posture for her ageless beauty. She also says she doesn’t do anything that makes her look old, like shuffle when she walks or slump over.

She calls discipline “the great equalizer.”

“If a young woman is beautiful but has no discipline, she will lose her looks as she grows older. If a plain woman is disciplined she will undoubtedly become more beautiful with time,” she says.

She also says to avoid colors that are not flattering for you. “Purple is the only shade I never wear except as an occasional accent. It is too violent a color for me,” she says.

Loren also claims to never have had plastic surgery, and rejects the notion that women must fit some unnatural ideal of beauty.