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Talent Relations Coordinator Gets 28-Day Plan For To Make Look and Feel ‘Red Carpet Ready’
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January 31, 2022
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6:03Now PlayingSponsored Content by Olay.
#ad Briana says she always dreamed of a career in film and television but quickly learned that working with celebrity clients under the bright lights and on the red carpet came with extreme pressure and insecurities she didn’t expect.
Dr. Phil and Elaine Swann, a lifestyle expert and spokesperson for Olay share some tips that she can do in less than 15 minutes a day to avoid burnout and help her put her “best face forward.”
Dr. Phil gave her a few options, including meditation, journaling, and avoiding multitasking to manage the stress. And Elaine offered help for her dry skin and uneven skin tone to help her skin look “red carpet ready.”
“My first tip is for you to use Olay’s Vitamin C Moisturizer. This product brightens dull skin and improves the look of uneven skin tone. And, in a study of 22 women, after 24 hours, it hydrated better than a $400 cream. The brand found, when used twice a day for 28 days, your skin will become two times brighter than with a basic moisturizer.”
The second product Elaine recommends for Briana is Olay’s Regenerist Retinol24 Night Moisturizer. “It visibly improves dark spots and the smoothness of your skin.”
Dr. Phil and Elaine challenged Briana to try their tips for 28 days and come back to discuss how she did.
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