Who do you model yourself after the most? Your mother? Your father? Or do you try to emulate the celebrities that you will see smiling, prancing, or glowering on the covers of the magazines that line the grocery store check out lines? Chances are, from a physical attractiveness stand point, you are in some fashion looking to the celebrities for guidance on beauty and attire.

If you have been wondering just how celebrities keep it all together in a pinch, these little tips below will help you, just as it has helped them, stay as effortlessly beautiful as possible.

Got snake? Many celebrities, including Debra Messing, are turning to snake venom to help keep their skin youthful and rejuvenated. Snake venom works on a muscular level, as it helps relax the muscles and keep them less tense. This, in turn, will keep the wrinkles at bay.

Cindy Crawford prefers to use milk and water to keep her skin looking fresh and smooth. She loves it so much that she will even carry a water-milk mix around in a spritz bottle and spritz herself throughout the day!

Here’s another way to keep the eye wrinkles away for as long as possible: hemorrhoid creams and ointments. Sandra Bullock has been using the hemorrhoid “under eye” treatment ever since she starred in Miss Congeniality 2 where she learned that this cream will reduce puffiness and wrinkles.

A glass of wine a day is not only good for your heart; Teri Hatcher swears by using wine to soften up her skin! Wine contains a chemical called “resveratrol”, the same that helps improve one’s heart health. That same chemical has antioxidant properties that will help keep skin younger for longer. So hold on to that old wine and pour some into your bath!

Jennifer Love Hewitt tries one of the oldest tricks on the book to help get rid of her pimples when she’s not advertizing for Proactiv: toothpaste! Toothpaste contains different ingredients that help dry out pimples (such as baking soda, zinc chloride, and a number of other enzymes) so they do fade away faster than if you were to just leave them be.

Now here is perhaps the oddest of all skin care regimes: using placenta to stay young. Sure, that may make sense given that one’s placenta is feeding the youngest human being that is on the planet – a baby in the womb – but most women are a bit wary before using this sort of treatment. Eva Longoria, however, is not one of those women. Her facial cream contains a protein that is extracted from the placenta and that helps keep her looking young.

Catherine Zeta-Jones isn’t so focused on her skin as she is on her teeth. In a pinch, Catherine will nab a strawberry and rub it all over her teeth to help keep them white and fresh. The reasoning? The juice and pulp that are in strawberries contain Malic acid, and acid that acts as an astringent and can actually lighten surface stains.