Salma Hayek reveals secret behind her flawless skin

Salma Hayek is well-known in the entertainment industry for her womanly figure and picture-perfect face. However, the brunette beauty has admitted she owes her flawless skin to a strange tip, which says never to wash face when wake up in the morning.

At 46, Salma Hayek looks much younger than her age with a face that is clear of any blemishes. Speaking to Kate Garraway on ITV'1 Lorraine on Friday, the actress advised women to always clean their face at night before going to bed in order to maintain a flawless complexion.

The “From Dusk Till Dawn” star told Kate, “OK, one tip - always wash your face at night. Clean it. You don't have to wash it, but you have to clean it really, really well at night,” according to a report by the Daily Mail.

The mother-of-one continued, “One strange tip - don't wash it in the morning, at all, never. Because at night your skin is rebuilding some of the oils that you need to keep your skin young, and it balances the PH. So in the morning if you take them off - you can splash it with water, do something mild - but you don't want to get rid of that. And if your skin is dirty in the morning, it means you didn't clean well at night.”

Salma Hayek went on to say that she doesn’t have as many wrinkles as she probably should, and that she is proud of her unblemished complexion. The raven-haired beauty developed her own range of beauty products that she uses all the time and only sells in one store in the United States.

The Mexican born star explained in the interview, “I'm not very trim, but I don't have as many wrinkles as probably I should. But I do use, I use my products but you don't sell them, I just sell them in only one drug store in the States. And I do a lot of that for 10 years, and I've been using that stuff even since before, so I use creams, it's creams.”

Salma Hayek will next be seen on the big screen in new Oliver Stone movie “Savages”, alongside John Travolta, Benicio Del Toro and Taylor Kitsch. The big budget film portrays a blunt picture of the violence that the narcotics business contributes to society.

Talking about her role in the thriller, Salma said, “I am the queen of the most important drug cartel in Mexico.”

She added, “I think it's important people see that for people who consume drugs and they think, 'There's nothing wrong with just a little bit, I'm not going to die from it', you might not die from it, but you buying it - for that to get to you, a lot of people died. So the people that use drugs somehow contribute to this violence and this business.”