Karlie Kloss Can't Live Without These Two Beauty Tools — Here's Why (Exclusive)

Karlie Kloss has incredible skin, so when the mom of two young boys spills the beauty products she loves, we listen.

"The first thing I do when I wake up is use the TheraFace Mask," the supermodel, 32, says. [Kloss is a brand ambassador for and an investor in Therabody, which creates TheraFace tools.] "It's amazing because it mixes LED lights with percussive [massage], and so it's perfect for if I've had a drink the night before or gotten off a red eye. Just taking a moment [with it] makes all the difference."

She then turns to another tool to take her face massage game to the next level.

"I use the TheraFace PRO, which is great for lymphatic drainage. I always keep mine in my bag and I can sneak in moments with it whenever." She adds, "I've always loved doing lymphatic drainage massage. Makeup artists have taught me through the years how to do it myself, but this makes it easier."

The founder of Kode With Klossy says her wellness routine has changed since she welcomed sons Levi, 2, and Elijah, 4 months.

"It's not a 45-minute beauty routine anymore. I don't have time for that. It's like, what are the small things with two minutes, four minutes that I can do? These tools help with that."

She's also simplified her workouts. "My philosophy has gotten to be much more about strength," she says. "So I do light weights and body weight exercises. I do so many at home workouts now."

She adds that she likes to get them out of the way early in the morning — after checking her sleep app.

"I feel like I'm competitive with myself over my sleep!" she says with a laugh.

She adds that her diet has also changed since becoming a mom.

"It's this funny thing," she says of being a parent. "It's like, until you experience it you don't understand how much it really does change your life, and it changed my own relationship with my body. I think now I do what I can to just rest, recover, and eat what's going to fuel my body."

She adds, "There's so much more intention to whats restorative, as opposed to any type of extreme restriction."