Chris Diamantopoulos on His Hero Skin-Care Products

“I follow my wife’s lead [Chris is married to actress Becki Newton] and she has the most beautiful skin. I wasn’t blessed with beautiful skin; I had acne as a kid, I had big pores, and I still do, but I work with what I’ve got. I found a facialist in Los Angeles, Frankie Paige, and she does really, really great work keeping my skin clean. Her Balance Toner ($37) is amazing and her BFF Spot Treatment ($35) is completely indispensable.”

“When I’m playing a basic guy like myself, I like to use a bronzing gel. I like Tom Ford Bronzing Gel ($55).That adds just a little bit of color without looking ridiculous, and it evens out my skin tone.”

“PCA’s Hyaluronic Boosting Serum ($120) is magic. It keeps my skin feeling good, feeling hydrated. Because I have a tendency to break out here and there, I use a face wash by Image Skincare called Clear Cell ($33).”

“Occasionally, I’ll use a couple of drops of iS Clinical’s Pro-Heal Advance ($158), which really brightens things up on a red-carpet day.”

“For my hair, it’s really simple. I hop out of the shower, and I throw in some old-school Supremo Magic Move ($20). It’s been around forever, but it works wonders for my hair. For my body, I like Aesop. I love the Reverence Aromatique Hand Lotion Balm ($97). That’s my situation.”

“Because we’ve been home so much more and we live in Los Angeles, I’ve been getting a lot more sun by virtue of being outside and playing with the kids; I use TIZO sunscreen ($48)or Clear Choice sunscreen ($30).”

“I respect what hair and makeup teams do on-set and there have been instances where I needed a full hair and makeup department to really help me get into that character. But, in general, I find that less is more in regards to makeup for me on-screen. So, for the last 15 years, I’ve been doing my own hair and makeup when it’s just me looking like a regular guy.”