1. Fannie Ward’s tip for glowing skin will make you flip

To keep her youthful glow, Fannie Ward hung upside down for 30 minutes daily. This practice, called inversion therapy, is believed to keep your face from sagging.

The reverse of gravity helps with body wrinkles, jowls, and increases circulation to the face and scalp. But be warned: inversion therapy is not safe for every person.

After a few minutes, your blood pressure rises, and blood can pool in your skull, leading to potential strokes or ruptured blood vessels.

Instead, try a serum with Retinol, Hyaluronic Acid, and Vitamin C to safely attack wrinkles. We bet Fannie wished she had Vibriance Super C Serum and Retinol Serum – no inversion necessary.

2. How Ida Lupino kept her skin as soft as salt-water

Isa Lupino was onto something when she sprinkled salt on a washcloth, massaging her face with the gritty concoction. Your skin sheds its dead cells.

Exfoliation removes these cells, unclogs pores, boosts circulation and lymphatic drainage, evens skin tone, and helps other products work. But using salt to do it? That is quite severe for your delicate facial skin.

An exfoliating scrub formulated for the particular needs of mature skin is a better option.

Vibriance Exfoliating Facial Scrub works without harsh abrasion. If Ida had known about our scrub, she could have left the salt for cooking.

4. Put a pin in Audrey Hepburn’s secret for perfect peepers

If there was a beauty that spanned the decades, Audrey Hepburn would be it. From her grace to her kindness, those bright eyes captivated audiences.

And it's no wonder! After applying mascara, Audrey used a safety pin to carefully create clump-free eyelashes.

Mascara has come a long way since the days of Breakfast at Tiffany's. Today, you can find any number of mascara types. From lengthening to volumizing, the choice is yours!

Look for a mascara that helps nourish your lashes while having the capability to be easily removed. Vibriance Volumizing Mascara delivers a formula that won't clump, weep, or smudge. This way, you can keep the sharp needles away from your eyes. Yikes!

5. Marlene Dietrich’s jaw-dropping beauty procedure

In an extreme desire to have sculpted cheekbones, Marlene Dietrich removed her molars. This practice was believed to make the hollows of the face more prominent.

And while Marlene was absolutely gorgeous, there are less invasive ways to put your features on display.

Today's makeup lets you highlight and contour your face to your desire.

Vibriance Makeup Simplified line uses Radiance and Illuminate to highlight the areas you'd like to feature. The combination creates dimension without oral surgery or risk of infection.