An 80-year-old grandmother gained fame for possessing flawless, youthful skin devoid of wrinkles.
The ageing process of the skin naturally causes wrinkles, sun spots, and fat loss. However, it appears that one 80-year-old woman has mostly avoided them.
The TikTok that Los Angeles-based influencer Yuri Lee, 36, shared with her grandmother, Toshiko Eto, last autumn went viral.
The comment section was eager to learn the octogenarian’s skincare secrets after seeing her “flawless and glowy glass skin” in the video, which she attained without the use of Botox or fillers.
The size of the worldwide skincare market has nearly doubled over the last ten years and is expected to reach 189.3 billion by 2025. Eto has been using the same skincare regimen for 60 years.
For the past 15 years, Eto has been utilising particular items from the Japanese brand Manavis as part of her daily skincare routine, which she has followed for 60 years. These are the following:
Emollient Lotion: a mist for the face that she applies and massages in.
Eto applies one pump of the vitamin C serum, Whitening Essence, to her skin.After using the whitening essence, Eto uses the Restore Gel serum.
She claimed on TikTok that since cosmetics soak quickly, she doesn’t wait between using them. Eto applies a moisturising cream called Wrinkle Gel. Eto described La Prairie foundation as “very light on the skin,” akin to a tinted moisturiser, and as having long-wearing wear.
The Nerium Age-Defying Night Cream, which is sold in the US, is what Eto uses at night. Wrinkles can be avoided by avoiding the sun.
In response to remarks made in her videos, Lee stated that her grandmother “doesn’t go outside” too often. Ninety percent of visible skin damage is caused by the sun, according to the Skin Cancer Foundation.
Taking protein powder and other supplements on a daily basis.
For two decades, Eto has been consuming soybean protein powder and vitamin C powder from a Japanese company named Miki, combined with prune extract, in a daily smoothie. Lee stated that she also uses Miki’s Eco 37 supplement, which is avacado oil.