MANHATTAN, N.Y. - TelAve -- At 49, Deanne Drake looks every bit as luminous as she did in her early modeling years. But if you ask her, there is no grand secret—just an unwavering, disciplined routine and an evolving connection to the natural world. From her teenager years to her current lifestyle, Deanne's approach to beauty is grounded, methodical, and surprisingly personal.

The Daily Rituals
Deanne's commitment to self-care starts the moment she wakes up. She brushes her teeth three times a day, cleanses her face twice daily, and applies a gentle facial scrub once a week. Moisturizer is applied at least twice a day—or more, depending on how many times she has to take off heavy makeup after a show.

"There is no way I'll keep makeup on for longer than necessary," Deanne notes.

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When asked about the products that started it all, Deanne fondly recalls her early teenage staples: Pond's, Céleteque, Shu Uemura, L'Oréal, and Garnier. Over the years, however, her philosophy has shifted. Today, she leans into organic, natural products sourced directly from local artisans and handcrafters.

The Art of the Shower & Bath
If you've ever wondered how long a true beauty regimen takes, Deanne sets the standard. She showers twice a day, taking about an hour each time.

"Rinse, shampooing, body scrub and wash twice, and then conditioner—that's why!" she laughs. Her attention to detail stems from a personal trait: "I have OCD when it comes to being clean and organized."

When she's not showering, she loves swimming or soaking in a warm bathtub infused with organic bath salts to unwind.

High-Altitude Healing & Forest Remedies

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Lately, Deanne has expanded her routine beyond traditional skincare, embracing nature as her primary fountain of youth. Living near higher elevations, she practices personal meditation and deep breathing exercises, drawing energy from the crisp mountain air.

One of her favorite discoveries is cold facial washing using fresh river or creek water, which she finds instantly rejuvenates the skin, leaving a natural, rosy glow. Her background in fragrances allows her to appreciate the rich, aromatic notes of pine trees, wild flora, and mountain air.

"My curiosity and experience working with fragrances helped me recognize so many natural scents in the forest—aromas you can only truly experience in nature," she explains.

Her final piece of advice? Grounding. Deanne practices barefoot energy exercises while reconnecting with the earth—even hugging pine trees. "You must try it! There are so many natural benefits hidden in the forest."