Naomi Campbell Shares Her Secret To Beautiful Legs On The Runway

The 50-year-old supermodel Naomi Campbell reveals her big secret for beautiful legs on her YouTube channel.

"It doesn't hurt. It's not particularly comforting," says Naomi Campbell with a laugh. She speaks of her go-to ritual before every event: lymphatic drainage. In the latest edition of her Youtube video series, the supermodel reveals the secret of her smooth, long legs, with which she can still be seen on the runways of the world at the age of 50. Like Kim Jones’s Fendi Couture debut in January, when Naomi Campbell could be seen with Demi Moore, Kate Moss, and Christy Turlington. The morning before her walk, Campbell showed her viewers how she prepared for the show. Your day began in the Parisian Olfa Perba Studio in the 16th arrondissement with lymphatic drainage in the form of Maderotherapy. In this technique, special wooden elements are used to loosen the fascia and shape the body.

Naomi Campbell shares her secret to beautiful legs on the runway

Naomi Campbell shares beauty tricks with her viewers on Youtube

From the thighs, which are kneaded with a mushroom-shaped massage tool, to the shins, which are rolled along with a rolling pin - Campbell doesn't skimp on the details when it comes to shaping and lengthening her long legs.

"I'm 50 years old now, so I try to do this as often as possible," explains Campbell while the masseuse performs a deep tissue massage on her legs with various tools. "Women my age have water retention." As the saying goes: if you want to be beautiful, you have to suffer. For Campbell, however, the procedure also includes having fun and, above all, laughing. "The first time I got the massage, it tickled me so much that I giggled the whole time!" Admits Campbell.

In addition to reducing swelling, lymphatic drainage has other advantages: It gets the circulation going and promotes blood flow. The massage also targets the cellulite and sagging skin that many women of Campbell's age struggle with. "It's a bit like being processed into bread," laughs Campbell, referring to the "smoothing" feeling of the body sculpting treatment. “That's what you want from your body,” she says. “No lumps, no bumps, no cellulite ... no, no, no!” Needless to say, Campbell's rules and regulations are completely different Rituals are required so that she walks the catwalk as only she can.