Make Page Six a Preferred Source Christie Brinkley looked radiant as ever at the Humane World For Animals' 2026 To The Rescue! Gala, wearing a sparkly L'Agence dress. Getty Images When it comes to beauty products, Christie Brinkley is a creature of habit.
The 72-year-old model and outspoken animal advocate has relied on several of the same staples for years — including Supergoop! Glowscreen, a cruelty-free SPF she’s praised on repeat.
“It’s so creamy and moisturizing feeling — a lot of sunblocks can be very drying,” she told Page Six Style at the Humane World for Animals To the Rescue! Gala on Friday.
“It’s really, really good under makeup,” she added, noting that other, similar products use “harsh chemicals” in their formulations.
While Brinkley loves shopping for skin care (including “all kinds of oils”) at her local health food store, she’s also partial to Osea’s Undaria Algae Body Oil.
The moisturizing best seller’s a Page Six Style team favorite, and has found fans in everyone from Brittany Mahomes to Victoria Beckham.
But above all else, Brinkley looks for the Leaping Bunny certification on any skin care she buys, to make sure her routine is entirely cruelty-free.
In line with that mission, she presented Emulate Inc. with the Corporate Conscience Award at last week’s Humane World for Animals gala — an event that raised over $2 million for the organization, formerly known as the Humane Society.
She posed for photos at the gala with Amy Sedaris, Neil Patrick Harris and his dog Gidget. Getty Images Brinkley’s own brood includes her dog Chester (pictured) and her daughter Sailor’s pup Lionel. christiebrinkley/Instagram Beyond beauty and philanthropy, however, the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit cover girl‘s love for animals starts at home. With the holidays almost here, she’s planning to treat her dog, Chester, and daughter Sailor Brinkley Cook’s dog, Lionel, to special gifts.
“I’m Lionel’s official babysitter,” she quipped.
“They definitely get Halloween costumes and at Christmas time they’ll get chew sticks. Their favorites are Wild Weenies.”
This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Associate Editor for Page Six. Hannah spies deals on actually affordable celebrity-worn styles, puts celebrities’ brands to the test and finds the beauty products that keep stars red carpet-ready. She consults stylists and industry pros — including celebs themselves — for firsthand product recommendations, trend predictions and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has been featured in USA Today and Parade.
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