- The New York-based sister supermodels spoke to DailyMail.com about their beauty hacks
- Brooks and her sisters were interviewed during the filming of DIBS Beauty
- The 27-year-old got her start after winning the 2019 Sports Illustrated Swim Search
Sports Illustrated star Brooks Nader reveals his ultimate beauty hack in a stunning new photo set with three up-and-coming supermodel sisters at DIBS Beauty.
The stunning images, obtained exclusively by DailyMail.com, showed the foursome posing together in pink-hued dresses and glittering silver and gold outfits.
In one of the photos, Brooks holds up the contour and shimmering blush shade from the new DIBS Beauty GlowTour, which launches on February 15th, to the camera while wearing a skin-hugging light pink with a cleavage-baring cutout. She showed off a bodycon mini dress.
Her youngest sister, Sarah Jane Nader, 21, posed playfully with a double-ended face brush. While she wore a ruched minidress, Grace Ann and Mary Holland stunned with their hair flowing in beach waves.
Brooks and the Baton Rouge-raised sisters shared all their beauty secrets, including family secrets that have been passed down through generations, while also being glamorous.
“I travel all the time for work,” Brooks revealed to DailyMail.com behind the scenes from the DIBS shoot.
“Sometimes I get there after an hour in the car and it’s morning and I’ve only had an hour of sleep.”
As she travels the world sleepless, she trusts the famous Drowsy $79 eye mask, which promises to be better than regular eye masks.
Brooks needs a beauty break, and the giant product, which completely wraps around her face, promises to be “completely blackout.”
“Indoors and outdoors, if it’s so bright you might not be able to see anything,” she raved. “I can’t sleep without that mask.”
The mask is also made of silk, so it doesn’t wrinkle your skin and protects your hair too. This is very important for models on the go.
Brooks is also a fan of the $68 Omnibiotics probiotic powder, a supplement for gut health.
When it comes to preventing breakouts, Brooks always carries micellar water with her. Micellar water can be used as a makeup remover and toner.
Brooks shares her tips with her sisters, who are busy juggling their personal lives and modeling careers.
‘in “At the airport she wipes her face and she’s going to wipe everyone else’s face,” Grace Ann told DailyMail.com about her sister. “I think that was a relief.”
Mary Holland said they now carry micellar water with them “everywhere”.
For Sarah Jane, who is famous for her naturally full eyebrows, having a bottle of castor oil on hand is an absolute must.
“I use castor oil every night,” the 21-year-old revealed, explaining that she avoids freeze gels because her eyebrows “fall out and thin”.
Sarah Jane joked that she sometimes “put away the tweezers” to keep her eyebrows healthy and avoid over-plucking them.
The advice comes from celebrity brow artist Aji Sachs, who reportedly has a waiting list of 1,000 people, with Brooks and Sarah Jane both loyal customers.
But as it turns out, much of what the four sisters know about beauty they inherited from their mother, Holland.
They described their mother as someone who is very natural when it comes to her beauty routine and only uses “bar soap.”
They joked that their grandmother was the “opposite” of their mother in terms of charm.
‘she [says] You should always go to bed clean and wear lipstick in case the fire department comes and you’re on TV,” Brooks joked.
Of course, Mary Holland said mothers also share some basics with their children, such as making sure to remove all makeup before bed.
Her advice? She drinks lots of water, sleeps well, and “stops drinking.”
But the most important thing is that beauty starts from within, and that’s what our mothers instilled in us from an early age.
“Our mother is a very ‘beauty comes from within’ type of woman,” Grace Ann revealed.
“She says, ‘If you were nice and smiling, everyone would think you were beautiful.’
Fittingly, Brooks received similar advice from supermodels Cindy Crawford and Christie Brinkley early in her career.
She recalled the iconic fashion pioneers telling her to always “smile” and “arrive early.”
It’s advice she also passes on to her sisters.
“I tell them, no matter what, get here quickly,” Brooks told DailyMail.com. “Just work hard and don’t take no for an answer.”
“Keep being persistent, [if] If someone says no, use that as motivation to make it happen. ”