'Game of Thrones' Season 5 Cast Carice Van Houten Reveals Beauty Secrets to Flawless, Age-Defying Skin & More

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Carice Van Houten shared her ultimate beauty secret to her flawless wrinkle-free skin. Express reports that the "Game of Thrones" actress opted for a non-surgical treatment to care for her skin and maintain an age-defying look, much like Madonna or Jennifer Lopez.

The 38-year-old actress, who plays the Red Priestess on the book turned TV show series, posted a picture of herself on Instagram revealing her skin-care secret, states the Huffington Post. In the photo, Houten can be seen sporting a wide-eyed look while a four-pronged gadget is put up against her brow.

 Mini #caci facelift ! #gameofthronespressdayseason5

A photo posted by Carice van Houten (@leavecaricealone) on Feb 11, 2015 at 6:46am PST

According to Express, the contraption on Van Houten's face is part of the CACI microlift treatment. Best Daily explains a little about the treatment stating, "The gadget which uses electrical micro-current, stimulates the muscles under the surface of the skin to tighten and firm the facial features."

Apparently, the gadget works with "the body's bioelectrical field" to tone the skin and retain facial muscles, reports Express. It takes ten minutes to get the age-defying skin, the report adds.

Besides lifting the skin, the CACI microlift treatment also reduces wrinkles and fine lines in the skin. No wonder Ms. Van Houten looks so young!

She showcased her flawless, age-defying skin in the Season 5 premiere of "Games of Thrones" recently, states Express. In the scene, the Red Priestess apparently sets Mance Rayder on fire for refusing to bow down to Stannis Baratheon.

As for the rest of Carice's co-actresses from "Game of Thrones" like Emilia Clarke and Natalie Dormer, they also have had some skin secrets revealed. Playing the role of Khaleesi on the show, Clarke, always has smooth and fresh-looking skin.

Despite her young age, it has been a struggle taking care of her skin, reports Best Daily. The young actress seems to have sensitive skin, making it difficult for her to find anything that does not react badly to it.

Luckily, Clarke found Dr. Pericone's hypo-allergenic range which seems to work well with her sensitive skin. Best Daily states that the Khaleesi "cleanses, tones, and moisturizes twice a day."

Meanwhile,  Dormer, who plays Margaery Tyrell on "Game of Thrones," also shared her skin-care regimen. Best Daily states that the "stunning actress" uses Elemis Pro Collagen Cleansing Balm to take off her make-up. Dormer said referring to the cleansing balm, "I rub it all over my face, then use a flannel to wipe off the make-up."