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Child Star, 45, Reveals Her Injectable Secrets

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Danielle Fishel is sharing the habits that keep her skin radiant at 45. The actress, who starred as Topanga Lawrence in the sitcom Boy Meets World from 1993 to 2000, revealed her…

Danielle Fishel is sharing the habits that keep her skin radiant at 45.

The actress, who starred as Topanga Lawrence in the sitcom Boy Meets World from 1993 to 2000, revealed her skincare routine in a People interview, including the wrinkle-reducing jabs she relies on.

“With aging skin,” Fishel said, “I haven’t had any plastic surgery yet, still just clinging to my Botox.”

Continuing, “I am never going to bed at night without washing off my makeup and putting on all of my serums. I do my red light mask every single night before bed, at least five nights a week, if not seven.”

The actress announced her partnership with beauty brand Elizabeth Arden on Nov. 1.

The former child star, who reprised her role as an adult in the Disney spinoff Girl Meets World from 2014 to 2017, said getting a good night’s rest is crucial to her glowing skin.

“When I wake up, and I’ve done my skin prep, and my skin looks good, I feel like I can tackle anything in my day,” she said.

In an Instagram post announcing the partnership, Fishel said she would “have a lot to say” if she could give her younger self beauty advice.

“One thing I’d definitely tell her? Start taking care of your skin early! Some things you learn with age, and one of them is that great skincare is always worth investing in,” she captioned the post.

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