How To Look Like Juan Betancourt

Juan Betancourt (Sight Management Barcelona) photographed by Rainer Torrado.

The face of Tom Ford's grooming line for men (and our current obsession), talks about his daily routine and the products he can't live without.

8 A.M.: The Morning Ritual

"The first thing I do after I wake up is stretch. It gets my blood flowing so I feel ready for the day."

"I wash my face with cold water using Tom Ford for Men Purifying Face Cleanser (5 fl. oz., $48; TomFord.com), followed by Tom Ford for Men Oil-Free Daily Moisturizer (1. 1.7 fl. oz., $105). I love the sensation of it on my skin."

"I'm from Cuba, so I always put on Clinique Sun Broad Spectrum SPF 50 Sunscreen (2. 5 oz., $23; Clinique.com) before I go out."

11 A.M.: The Workout

"If my modeling schedule allows it, I go to the gym every day. I like to lift weights to help me relax. Mondays, I work on my chest, biceps, and abs. Tuesdays are dedicated to my back muscles and triceps, and I also do a 45-minute run."

"I work on my abs and legs on Wednesdays and save shoulders and trapezius work for Thursdays. Fridays, I play soccer and go out for another 45-minute run. On Saturday I start all over again."

2 P.M.: Post-Workout Recharge

"Nothing's better than a cold shower after my workout. I use Nivea for Men Active3 Body Wash (3. 16.9 fl. oz., $4.99). Then I have a bowl of fruit and fat-free yogurt topped with whole-grain muesli. I try to keep it healthy, but I eat a lot to recover after exercising."

4 P.M.: Before a Night Out

"When I go out, I like the fresh, revitalizing smell of Tom Ford's Neroli Portofino Deodorant Stick (4. 2.5 oz., $50). It matches my favorite fragrance, Neroli Portofino (1.7 oz., $210), from his Private Blend collection.

"I wash my hair with American Crew Daily Moisturizing Shampoo (5.15.2 oz., $14.99; AmericanCrew.com). If I don't feel like styling my hair, which is most of the time, I'll wear a cap. Otherwise, I use a dab of Sebastian Molding Mud (6.2.5 oz., $16.95; SebastianProfessional.com).

"I style my hair up to keep it out of my face. In Spain, they call it a tupe. But like most Cuban men, I just like to keep it natural. That's the secret to looking good."