The New York-based model swears by Estee Lauder’s Advanced Night Repair ($55) before bed and a massage in the morning: “Makeup artists at early morning shows always give a good face massage to get the blood flowing,” she says. “Now I give them to myself! It’s a good little trick that wakes you up and de-puffs your face.”

Lindsey Wixon

“I’ve been doing a lot of salt soaks,” says the busy model. “It gets rid of all the toxins that build up after a long day of hair and makeup. I’ll fill the tub with warm water and Himalayan Sea Salt ($6), soak my body for 20 minutes, and splash my face a few times.”

Nuts.com Himalayan Sea Salt ($6)

Catherine McNeil

McNeil, who made quite the comeback this season, has the most porcelain skin we’ve ever seen on an Australian. She attributes its health to 100% Pure’s Brightening Scrub ($21) and a host of moisturizing masks she’s found at French drugstores, like Avene’s Soothing Moisture Mask ($26).“I use it every night,” she says. “And I carry makeup wipes in my bag so that I can take everything off right after each show.”

100% Pure Brightening Scrub ($21), Avene Soothing Moisture Mask ($26)

Alana Zimmer

“I just got a humidifier!” Zimmer nearly squeals when asked about her beauty secrets. “I always thought it was a hoax, but turns out it makes a huge difference, especially in New York in the winter.” She says the added moisture in the air leaves her fresh-faced and hydrated. (Try the Crane Drop's Ultrasonic Cool Mist Humidifier ($55)—it’s quiet, well-designed, and runs for up to 24 hours.) Not surprisingly, she also uses La Mer's Moisturizing Cream ($150) in the winter and SK-II’s beloved Facial Treatment Mask ($90) while traveling: “I’ll even wear one on the plane!”

Crane Drop Ultrasonic Cool Mist Humidifier ($55), La Mer La Mer The Moisturizing Soft Cream ($150), SK-II Facial Treatment Mask ($90)

Aymeline Valade

Valade, one of the busiest models this month, is all about simplicity. “I think the key to good skin is cleansing,” she says. “I use Bioderma Crealine Ultra-Mild Cleanser ($28) and then Cetaphil Cream Cleanser ($9). I think the skin really needs to breathe at night (it can’t breathe during the day underneath all that makeup) so I hate to put anything on top.” The French model will, however, spritz it with rosewater or bottled water. “It’s the tap water that really dries it out.”

Ceatphil Cream Cleanser ($9), Bioderma Crealine Ultra-Mild Cleanser ($28)

Tati Cotliar

Like Valade, the Argentine model swears by Cetaphil ($9). “I take off all of my makeup with Lancome’s Bi-Facil Eye Makeup Remover ($27), wash my face, and use La Roche Posay’s Toleriane Moisturizer ($28)—it’s the best.”

Ceatphil Cream Cleanser ($9), Lancome Bi-Facil Eye Makeup Remover ($27), La Roche Posay Toleriane Moisturizer ($Drugstore.com)

Meghan Collison

Collison swears by La Roche Posay’s Toleraine Cream ($28), too. But she also loves the brand’s spot acne treatment, Effaclar Al Intensive Acne Spot Treatment ($30). “The most important thing I do is drink a lot of water!” she says.

La Roche Posay Toleriane Moisturizer ($Drugstore.com), La Roche Posay Effaclar Al Intensive Acne Spot Treatment ($30)