When asked about the ’90s beauty trends and fashion patterns that are resurfacing and going viral with renewed vitality, Cox, having lived through the original wave, reveals that her 19-year-old daughter was quite cross at the Friends actor for not having saved all her clothing items from that particular era.

Talking about the ’90s beauty and fashion, Cox said that her daughter got a bit too much into the plucking of eyebrows that was a craze back in the day. Well aware of the repercussions of plucking away too much, Cox was determined to save Coco’s “beautiful arched, thick eyebrows” and she was much relieved when, thankfully, the plucking ceased.

On the same grain, Cox revealed her secret to reviving her eyebrows as they used to be very thin. Having tried everything including brow elixir, Latisse, and microblading, the actress revealed that Latisse helped her the most. Currently, however, she microblades to save time, a motto she follows throughout her beauty regimen.

Consistent with the time-saving mindset, her go-to for skincare is retinol. A brand partner herself, Cox named Dermalogica’s Dynamic Skin Retinol as the product she uses on the daily. Believing in a regenerative approach, Cox approves of the product, saying that it keeps her skin turning all the time and does not make it start peeling or irritated, forming her best version of a treatment.

When asked about her makeup must-haves, Cox mentioned the Rare Beauty illuminator, Koh Gen Doh Liquid Foundation, Sephora concealer, Rare Beauty brush, Merit blush, Biolumin-C Vitamin C Serum, Lightsim Pro Panel, Jennifer Aniston’s Lola Vie, and L’Oreal Voluminous Mascara as her go-to products.

She elaborates that she microblades her eyebrows, wears Rare Beauty makeup, and uses a $6000 red-light panel daily, keeping with the current trends. Whatever she’s doing, it’s working as she looks great!

Brad Ryan and his grandma, Joy Ryan, who is 93, visited all the National Parks in the USA, making history. The duo finished their tour when seeing the final destination, the National Park of American Samoa. They started their journey in 2015 when Brad’s grandma told him that she had never seen a mountain or even an ocean. That’s when they began planning and embarked on the fantastic journey of a lifetime.

Joy, who’s now considered the oldest person to travel all the national parks of the USA, was never alone. She was always accompanied by her loving grandson, Brad. He expressed that this adventure was the greatest privilege of his life. Their tour began at the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in Tennessee, and they finished all the way up to the South Pacific to reach American Samoa. Grandma Joy and Brad have also documented all of their epic adventures on their Instagram account @grandmajoysroadtrip. The elderly lady is relaying the message all around the world that age is, in fact, just a number, and that you can push yourself to do what you love with just a bit of inspiration.

For their last stop, the duo departed from their hometown of Duncan Falls, Ohio, and after three flights and almost 17 hours, touched down at the last stop of their beautiful expedition. American Samoa is a vast park spread across the space of seven villages. The duo enjoyed the mesmerizing views of the place and experienced its wildlife from within. According to Brad and his grandma, their park expedition might have come to an end, but their travels will go on. They are now planning to visit all seven continents of the world.