Stars at the Lancôme Party: How Celebrities Choose Skincare. Alba Díaz, Lidia Torrent, and other celebrities revealed their real skincare secrets at the Lancôme party in Madrid. Minimalism, impulse buys, and honest admissions—what was discussed at the season’s main beauty night.
Parties with big-name guests have long ceased to be mere fodder for society columns—they are now a platform for unexpected revelations. At a recent VIP Party by Lancôme in Madrid, where Alba Díaz, Lidia Torrent, Andrea Guasch, and others gathered, conversations about beauty routines quickly moved beyond the usual compliments. It turned out that even Spain's most recognizable faces don't always follow fashion trends—and sometimes even go directly against public expectations.
Minimalism versus temptations
As Divinity notes, there was no consensus among the guests on what constitutes the perfect routine. Andrea Guasch admitted that the key for her is consistency: thorough cleansing and essential moisturizing, especially in Madrid's dry climate. In contrast, Lidia Torrent surprised many with her stance: she prefers minimalism and uses only a few trusted products rather than chasing quantity.
Double cleansing and personal habits
The topic of double facial cleansing became a real sticking point of the evening. Alba Díaz did not hide that for her, it's a must—especially after wearing makeup or applying sunscreen. Ana de Alva confirmed she only began to pay attention to this after advice from friends. Meanwhile, María Monfort confessed she adapts her routine to circumstances, and Rocío Martín Berrocal is even ready to repeat her routine several times a day if time allows.
Instagram and advertising pitfalls
The influence of social media was also a topic of discussion. Lidia Torrent openly admitted that Instagram often tempts her into making new purchases, although she tries to restrain herself. Alba Díaz noted that she trusts only those recommendations that come from people who truly share her spirit. Andrea Guasch, in turn, confessed that without careful analysis, she could buy the entire range of popular products. This candid conversation about temptations and real habits resonated with many—after all, even celebrities are not immune to impulsive decisions.
Beauty routine as part of everyday life
The Lancôme evening demonstrated that skincare for celebrities is not just about appearance, but also part of a personal ritual, a way to relax and feel better. Serums, moisturizers, peels—all of these have become an integral part of their daily lives. And if in the past, people only discussed loud romances or unexpected unions, now details such as choosing a cleanser or attitudes toward advertising on social media are also in the spotlight.
Interestingly, such frankness from celebrities is becoming the new norm for Spanish celebrity news. Much like the recent discussion about the return of the heroes of “Culpables” by Mercedes Ron, which was recently covered in an article about the couple’s new challenges, the public is increasingly paying attention not just to big events but to the personal details that make celebrities more relatable and understandable.
