Cindy Crawford<\/strong> looks great. Full stop. None of this \u201cfor your age\u201d bullshit. \u201cI’m not 20, and no one expects me to look the same way as I did when I was 20,\u201d she tells podcast hosts Kirbie Johnson and Sara Tan on the latest episode of Gloss Angeles<\/em>, where the legendary supermodel gets candid about everything from facials to facelifts. (Spoiler alert: She’s not especially into either.)<\/p>\n Speaking of being 20, Crawford is appalled that the public discussion about the \u201cright\u201d age to get a facelift has skewed so young on social media. \u201cIs there a right age? I mean, certainly not 20. I’ll tell you that much,\u201d she says. And certainly not 24, which is her model daughter Kaia Gerber’s age. And when it comes to cosmetic treatments and procedures that have gained popularity among younger people, she tries to steer her away.<\/p>\n \u201cWhat I say is, like, look, you are naturally beautiful, and I would just encourage her to lean into that,\u201d Crawford says of her advice to Gerber. \u201cBecause otherwise, everyone starts looking kind of the same, and so I’m like, you made it because you had your<\/em> look.\u201d<\/p>\n So does the Meaningful Beauty founder, now 60, think that she’s<\/em> at the right age for a facelift? She’s not immune to intrusive thoughts about getting work done, but she’s holding off, at least for now. She credits some of that restraint to a pact with her friend, makeup artist Sonia Kashuk.<\/p>\n \u201cWe’re like, ‘We’re not doing it, right? We’re not doing it,’\u201d Crawford says. \u201cI feel lucky that my husband is very, very against it cause he’s like, \u2018You look beautiful. Why?\u2019” But then, Crawford says, she’ll see someone who got a facelift and admire how great it turned out, so the temptation returns.<\/p>\n \u201cI have decent genetics, and, I mean, tempted? Yes. I, like everybody\u2014you look at someone, you’re like, \u2018They look really good. What did they do?\u2019 But then you see other people, and you’re like, is it worth the risk?” she says, grimacing at the thought of undesirable results. \u201cMy self-talk is all about, obviously, trying to take care of myself and accept that, you know, we all age if we’re lucky.\u201d<\/p>\n Photo: Gloss Angeles<\/span><\/p>\n<\/figure>\n As for other beauty treatments, Crawford tells Gloss Angeles<\/em> that she’s tried lasers and PRP, but she’s getting conventional facials a lot less often than she used to. \u201cI used to go to Cristina Radu all the time for facials, and that’s when I was working a lot, and my skin was younger, and I really needed the cleaning and the microdermabrasion more,\u201d she says. \u201cNow, I don’t like that kind of a facial so much.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/div>\n![\"Cindy](\"https:\/\/media.allure.com\/photos\/6a22fda54d716eea120a88a3\/master\/w_1600%2Cc_limit\/CindyCrawford_Glossangeles6.jpg\"\/)
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