Chanel Iman has been dwelling the dream some millennials fantasized about whereas watching one too many episodes of America’s Subsequent Prime Mannequin in our youth. She’s borne the load of Victoria’s Secret angel wings. She’s posed in and on the quilt of Vogue. Her runway resume is splashed with extra designer names than the closet of a Kardashian.
However one fast scroll by way of her social media shortly reveals that these mannequin milestones take a backseat to the function of mom, which has modified her pores and skin nearly as a lot because it’s modified the remainder of her life. “I’ve had delicate pores and skin all through all of my pregnancies, and it has been a problem simply to seek out consolation,” she tells Attract. “I am on my third little one, however I did not actually take nice care of my pores and skin from my first being pregnant up till now, and it sort of caught up with me.”
The sensitivity would possibly run within the household; Iman reveals that considered one of her daughters has “actually unhealthy eczema,” main her on a mission to seek out aid for each of them. “It is laborious to see your little one having to undergo horrible flare-ups and never having the appropriate assets and the appropriate product to deal with her,” she says.
Enter Aveeno, whose vary of child merchandise has helped to offer a few of that aid for her little one — and herself. Iman, now a spokesperson for the model, swears by their Tone + Texture Renewing Lotion: “It actually helps soothe and hydrate and take away itchiness, particularly on my stomach.” Iman additionally says the model launched her to a game-changing skin-care useful resource, Well being in Her Hue, an internet site that goals to attach BIPOC girls to culturally delicate healthcare assets and suppliers.
After chatting about delicate pores and skin, Iman graciously took on Attract’s rapid-fire magnificence questionnaire, Simply Asking.
Attract: To not be creepy or something, however what do you scent like proper now?
Chanel Iman: I do not scent like something as a result of I’ve to be very cautious [with] what I put on. I do not put on scented lotions or perfumes, particularly round my daughters, simply because as a guardian, I attempt to forestall flare ups.
