Jackie Kennedy’s exact skincare routine from 1963 decoded by an expert facialist

 Above: Jacqueline Kennedy, wife of American President, leaves Buckingham Gate accompanied with her sister Princess Radziwill (behind), on March 23, 1962 in London, for Buckingham Palace where they have a lunch with the Queen Elizabeth II. Image credit: AFP via Getty Images


Much lauded for her impeccable style, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis was also renowned for her beauty, her clear-skinned radiance almost as iconic as her fashion sense. But, as it turns out, it wasn’t just the luck of the gene pool that gave Kennedy Onassis her flawless look—like most of us, she relied on a regular skincare routine to keep her skin in prime condition.


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