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"PinterestFacebookHow Celebs Get Great Skin Tone\nThe treatment: Jai Lone&amp;#39;s Microsonic Oxygen Intraceutical Facial, $500; Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen are clients.\nWhy celebs love it: It deep-cleans and helps even tone. Lone applies peels and serums with salicylic and kojic acids, then blasts skin with pressurized oxygen. &amp;quot;The acids improve cell turnover, unplug pores and remove spots,&amp;quot; says Leslie Baumann, M.D., director of the University of Miami Cosmetic Institute. The oxygen? &amp;quot;It&amp;#39;s popular at spas, though it does nothing for skin.&amp;quot;\nDIY version: Use a cleanser with 2 percent salicylic acid; leave on for 30 seconds before rinsing so the ingredient can do its job (actually, a good thing to use every night). Then apply a pore-purging mask like Bior\u00E9 Purify Self-Heating Mask ($6, at drugstores). To remove it like a pro, press and roll a warm, damp washcloth from your chin up.\nHow Celebs Rev Up Radiance\nThe treatment: Sonya Dakar&amp;#39;s Fitness Facial and Diamond Peel, $725; Jessica Biel, Drew Barrymore and Megan Fox are fans.\nWhy celebs love it: A scrub made with green tea and chamomile, plus a lactic-acid peel, a facial massage, microdermabrasion and a rich cream leave skin luminous.\nDIY version: Empty a bag of green tea and a bag of chamomile into a bowl. Mix in two tablespoons of flaxseed (sprinkle on cereal, too&amp;#8212;it has heart-healthy omega-3&amp;#39;s), a teaspoon of white vinegar and two tablespoons of honey. Massage in for two minutes and rinse. Then apply a glow-getter like Garnier Nutritioniste Skin Renew Daily Regenerating Moisture Cream ($13, at drugstores); its vitamin C brightens you up.\nHow Celebs Hide Fine Lines\nThe treatment: Kate Somerville&amp;#39;s Ultimate Kate facial, $370; Molly Sims, Kerry Washington and Debra Messing like it.\nWhy celebs love it: A facialist applies a hyaluronic acid serum, beloved because it really hydrates&amp;#8212;and well-moisturized skin looks less wrinkly. &amp;quot;You see immediate plumping that lasts for days,&amp;quot; says New York City dermatologist Debra Jaliman, M.D. Clients also sit under a light-therapy device to help it penetrate.\nDIY version: The jury&amp;#39;s out on at-home light therapy, but you can keep skin dewy in winter by smearing on hyaluronic acid cream daily. Try Estee Lauder Time Zone Line and Wrinkle Reducing Creme SPF 15 ($58, esteelauder.com).\nHow Celebs Smooth Their Bodies\nThe treatment: Lea Eigard&amp;#39;s EMrx Sapphire3 Body Treatment, $3,000 (whew!); Eva Longoria Parker and Jessica Simpson are reportedly getting it.\nWhy celebs love it: The head-to-toe microdermabrasion (made with crushed sapphires, hence the price) leaves skin supersoft, and the body wrap can diminish those annoying dimples (temporarily).\nDIY version: In the shower, rub on a buffer like Neutrogena Sugar Scrub Body Exfoliator ($10, at drugstores). After, knead cellulite cream into thighs; new kinds have caffeine for tightening. Try Clarins High Definition Body Lift ($65, saks.com). If you don&amp;#39;t mind looking like leftovers, wrap thighs in plastic wrap for 10 minutes to intensify the results."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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