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If reports from those close to her are accurate, Joan Crawford practiced a range of extreme skin care protocols likely driven by paranoid and hypomanic symptoms.
Ms. Crawford's morning facial cleansing protocol reportedly comprised readying coffee while giving her essentially clean skin a stern brush with copious amounts of too-alkaline soap and too-hot water before plunging it into perfumed ice kept refrigerated under the sink.
Her face-immobilising bands are not, however, such a bad "anti-aging" idea.
The medical understanding of what constitutes ideal cleansing has advanced considerably over time, yet relatively and plainly deleterious facial cleansing remains remarkably popular.