Bella Hadids esthetician reveals the under-the-radar at-home treatment she loves and her fave drugstore buys

Kristyn Smith may be known for treating the faces of the rich and famous, but when it comes to skincare, she’s not above a drugstore run.The celebrity esthetician — whose A-list clientele includes models Bella Hadid, Jacquelyn Jablonski and Paige Reifler — told The Post she relies heavily on “supportive, accessible products.”“Price point matters far less than formulation quality and how products are used together,” Smith said, explaining that effectiveness often comes down to strategy, not cost.That philosophy extends to tools, too.The one she’s most excited about is surprisingly inexpensive and rooted in old-world practices.“I feel strongly about lymphatic face brushing as an at-home practice,” said Smith, the founder of Practise NYC in Tribeca.

The technique targets the lymphatic system, which helps clear waste and excess fluid from the body.Unlike the circulatory system, it doesn’t have a pump, meaning it relies on movement and manual stimulation to function properly.Lymphatic face brushing involves using a firm-bristled brush and gently sweeping upward along the facial contours, guiding fluid toward lymph nodes in the neck, jawline and collarbones to encourage drainage.Fans of the practice say it can help reduce puffiness, improve circulation, ease inflammation and lightly exfoliate the skin.Brushes designed specifically for lymphatic stimulation “remain one of my favorite recommendations because they encourage drainage and circulation without disrupting the skin barrier.” Basic versions sell for about $6 on Amazon, while higher-end options like those from Cecily Braden start at $78.For Smith, face brushing aligns with her broader focus on new tools that minimize damage and prioritize smarter delivery.“We’re seeing technology that helps guide specific ingredients into the layers of skin where they’re most effective, without unnecessary inflammation or tissue trauma,” she explained. “When paired thoughtfully with advanced t...

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Publisher: New York Post

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