Cindy Crawford embraces her natural shine!

On Friday, Nov. 8, the renowned supermodel, 58, published an Instagram image showing off a glowy makeup-free appearance, shining hair, and comfortable yet stylish bedroom clothing.

Photographers captured Crawford lying in  bed in a loose, lacy periwinkle camisole, surrounded by products from her own  cosmetics line, Meaningful Cosmetics. She grinned at the camera while lying on white bed linen, arms raised over her head.

Crawford has been going bare-faced more recently, appearing without makeup in an October photo with her daughter Kaia Gerber’s dog, Milo, and in August when she uploaded many lakeside selfies showing her bare-faced on a joyful family trip.

Crawford, 58, captioned her Instagram image from Nov. 8 as “Cozying up with @meaningfulbeauty”.

Crawford founded Meaningful Beauty in 2009 and describes its range of skin and hair care products as the model’s “breakthrough secret” to a more youthful appearance in the brand’s Instagram description.

Crawford told PEOPLE in 2021 that she began noticing a difference in her hair with the birth of her daughters, Kaia, 23, and Presley Gerber, 25, whom she shares with husband Rande Gerber.

“After having my kids, I lost hair in what my hairdresser friend refers to as the ‘parking lot’,” she told PEOPLE, pointing to the area where her hair had separated. “You kind of think it’s going to come back, and you wait for it to come back—but it didn’t.”

The entrepreneur stated that her daughter, a teenager at the time, motivated her brand’s growth into haircare. “It made me realize—wow! “That was the impetus,” Crawford remarked, glancing at Kaia’s hair.

Along with Meaningful Beauty’s skincare products, Crawford aimed to produce an “easy-to-use” range of hair products to address various difficulties, like breakage and dullness.

The supermodel talked about aging and how she aims to inspire people through her brand.

If we’re fortunate enough, we will eventually reach old age. That’s a privilege. But it’s also quite intimidating for women to think, ‘Okay, what’s going to happen?’” she told PEOPLE.

“My skincare strategy has been ‘age maintenance’. While gravity persists and inevitable events may occur, I am committed to taking the best possible care of my skin.