7 skin and hair pros on the beauty rules they live by

I’m a sucker for celebrity-bestowed beauty advice as much as the next gal. Gimme all the things I can do to glow like Julianne Hough, Molly Sims, Shay Mitchell, and Emma Roberts and I’ll happily do them with a smile. Better yet? Share advice from the women who enable these flashbulb junkies to shine for their words of wisdom on what really makes a complexion glow and I’m all in.

With that thought in mind, I asked some big names in the industry—think CEOs, high-profile stylists, and even marquee dermatologists—for the best advice they’ve ever received when it comes to beauty. Below, these leading ladies share their most-treasured tips and how you can incorporate them into your life as we speak.

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Victoria Tsai, Founder and CEO of Tatcha

“People remember how you make them feel,” says Victoria Tsai, founder and CEO of Tatcha and author of the new book Pure Skin: Discover The Japanese Ritual of Glowing. “If you are kind and attentive, people remember you as beautiful in the same way that many people think that their mothers are beautiful—because their mothers loved them unconditionally and cared for them.”

These mindful words of wisdom, she adds, have inspired her to bring a specific intention into her professional interactions. “If you look at the Tatcha logo closely, you can see four hearts—I think of these as representing a love of our craft, a love of our community, a love of our clients, and a love of our colleagues,” she explains. “When we at Tatcha speak to anyone within those four categories, we start and end the conversation by thinking, ‘How am I making this person feel, and how will they remember me?'”

Want more pro beauty advice? Take your cues from Blake Lively’s hairstylist, Rihanna’s makeup artist, and Meghan Markle’s dermatologist.