Morena Baccarin's Simple Skincare Routine Is Doable For Even The Busiest Moms

Morena Baccarin is certainly a busy woman, with her name on the rise after starring in the "Deadpool" franchise and the hit show "Sheriff Country." She's also a mother of three, yet Baccarin still remains one of Hollywood's best-dressed women in their 40s. Aside from her top-notch fashion sense, the star's skin consistently looks glowy and spotless wherever she goes. How does she manage it all? In an exclusive interview with W Magazine, Baccarin outlines her super simple skincare routine that's perfect for working moms.

The Emmy nominee revealed that her skincare routine used to be far more complicated, but now even the use of cleansers are optional. "It's literally a two-stop shop," she told the publication, before going further into detail. "The first thing I do in the morning is just rinse my face. I usually lather a lot of lotion and oil at night." Despite the simplicity of her skincare routine now, Baccarin emphasized the importance of completely removing your makeup. Not doing so happens to be the skincare mistake Martha Stewart is begging people to stop making. Baccarin swears by Koh Gen Do's Cleansing Spa Water for a fast, efficient clean, and using the U Beauty The Super Hydrator Moisturizer to lock everything in.

It's clear that Morena Baccarin is a huge advocate for keeping a pared-down routine, which culminates in her love for using face oils. She considers them multi-use products ideal for her hectic schedule, and perfect for ticking multiple boxes when it comes to her skincare needs. Baccarin has even revealed that she's creating her own face oil. "I'm actually developing a facial oil myself. It is one that is based on my needs," Baccarin exclusively shared with NewBeauty.

Despite this exciting news, Baccarin's ultimate beauty tip strays from any generic skincare or makeup advice. In fact, she urges us to care more about what is within ourselves over anything else. It's certainly something that we easily forget in this world obsessed with celebrities and their appearance. "The incredible women I've worked with and admire see beauty as something that comes from the inside," she tells W Magazine. It's certainly a message worthy of praise.