X Factor judge Demi Lovato admitted to sitting in hair and makeup for almost two hours before hitting the stage. Demi Lovato thanks her glam squad which include an army of people attending to her hair, skin, nails, lashes and everything else. In a recent interview with Allure magazine, the singer explains why she is constantly changing her hair to her skincare routine! Here are some of Demi Lovato’s beauty secrets.
X Factor’s Demi Lovato Shares Her Beauty Secrets
On her hair: If you can pull off blue, you’ve “made it,” according to Demz, who said, “I love changing my hair a lot — I think it’s fun. I used to always want to dye my hair blue and purple and pink when I was younger. But I was busy trying to make it in the industry as an actress, and it was hard to go in for auditions with blue hair. And so when I heard of the dip dye trend, I loved it, and felt like I could finally dye my hair blue. You know you’ve made it when you can dye your hair blue.”
On caring for her color-treated locks: Deep conditioning is the trick! “I use a Wella hair mask and leave it on for five minutes. And I wait as long as I can before I need to wash my hair. I think that’s the best thing girls can do for their hair because washing it a lot makes your scalp really dry,” she said.
On her facial skincare routine: Here’s her rundown. She said, “I get a facial once every three months from this place called Blue Medi Spa. And I drink a lot of water. But the most important thing is not sleeping in my makeup. I like the Neutrogena face wipes and the Biore Pore Unclogging Scrub. Then I use a toner from Mario Badescu. And I moisturize with Olay Complete All Day UV Moisturizer. I also use night creams from Mario Badescu.”
On spray tans: Only in the summer, baby, does she rock a sun-kissed glow. She said, “I get spray tans in the summer when I’m on tour or have red carpet things where I need color really fast. But I don’t like spray tans because when I work out, it gets white around the sports bra area when I sweat. And it gets streaky. It’s just not cute.” No, it’s not. But you are, Demi!
