Christie Brinkley professes her love for Martha Stewart’s skincare line: ‘Where can I get more?’

From one ageless icon to another.

Christie Brinkley shared a rave review of Martha Stewart’s Elm Biosciences skincare in a recent Instgaram Reel, quipping that she was snapping a “thirst trap” à la Stewart.

“I’ve been using Elm, and I can do that now,” she said. “I love the shimmer, I love the texture. Well done. Where can I get more, like in my mailbox?”

Elm Biosciences A30 Elemental Serum

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The Stewart-founded brand makes just two topical products: A30 Elemental Night Cream and A30 Elemental Serum. (Since the latter daytime formula lends a subtle glow, it’s likely the one Brinkley was referring to.)

It’s safe to say she’ll be getting a refill soon, as Stewart reposted the clip and said she was “so happy” to find out the model uses her brand.

“Christie is 72 years old, looks like she’s in her 40s, and I greatly admire her attention to healthy lifestyle and bodily maintenance,” she said.

Elm Biosciences’ daily serum contains its patent-pending A30 complex — which is designed to target visible signs of aging, including UV damage and pigmentation — in addition to skincare stalwarts like hydrating hyaluronic acid and vitamin E.

When I tried both the serum and night cream myself, I was impressed with the results — and like Brinkley, I’m planning to use both to the last drop.

Elm Biosciences A30 Elemental Night Cream

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The Sports Illustrated swimsut model isn’t the only star who swears by Elm Biosciences, either, as Drew Barrymore also praised the products on her talk show last year.

“I used it and it did really change my skin,” she raved. “It made my skin extremely dewy, glowy [and] supple.”

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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.