Zoe Saldana Joins Lancôme as Longevity Ambassador
zoe saldana has taken on a new role as a Lancôme Longevity Ambassador, and she is pairing it with a blunt explanation of what she actually uses. In a recent conversation, she tied the partnership to product efficacy and to a routine built around baths, water, and less screen time.
Lancôme and Saldaña
Saldaña said Lancôme stood out because it has been steady over time. “They've really been consistent,” she said, adding, “They have worked with amazing ambassadors, and they have been loyal to them for years.”
She said that consistency, plus the formulas themselves, helped her decide to join. “These formulas have been integrated into my routine so easily,” she said. “They really do work.” The brand’s Absolue Longevity MD line is designed to target biological aging rather than chronological aging, and it is built around Mitopure.
Three or Four Baths
Saldaña said lymphatic massages remain part of her wellness routine. “Lymphatic massages. You really have to stick with them, but you will see the results if you do,” she said, putting discipline at the center of how she manages her day-to-day balance.
She also described a bathing routine that is more intense than most beauty interviews admit. “I also love extremely hot baths. I'll take sometimes up to three or four baths a day, and sometimes I add epsom salts,” she said. Hot baths can dehydrate you, she added, so she follows them with “two liters of water.”
Phone Down, Music Up
Saldaña said she has narrowed what she lets into her head. “I’ve stopped listening to most podcasts because ingesting so many opinions can be overwhelming,” she said, a practical move that fits the same self-protective logic behind the rest of her routine.
When she needs to stay steady, she said she turns to “Frequency music.” She also keeps working at one habit that sounds simple and rarely is: “Don’t pick up your phone.” Her description of doom scrolling was sharper than the usual wellness talk: “It kind of feels like that cigarette that you need to have a little quick fix that doesn't quite fix anything.”
For Lancôme, the value of this partnership is obvious: Saldaña is not selling a vague mood, she is describing a routine and naming the products she says fit into it. That makes the ambassador role feel less like a celebrity attachment and more like a use case, which is exactly what beauty brands want when the pitch is longevity rather than novelty.
