Surgery or expensive products are not the only things celebs employ to look youthful. We reveal their top tips
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KYLIE MINOGUE
At under £10, Kylie Minogue’s go-to moisturiser is certainly purse-friendly. While the 54-year-old has dabbled with Botox in the past, she now swears by Pond’s Cold Cream, £6.19, explaining, ‘It’s really changed my skin. It’s such an old classic, my mum uses it and it really does work. It makes such a difference.’ If it’s good enough for the Princess of Pop, it’s good enough for us!
CATHERINE, PRINCESS OF WALES
Dubbed ‘Botox in a bottle’ this
Biotulin Supreme Skin Gel, £41.50 for 15ml, amazon.co.uk, is reportedly the secret behind the 40-year-old Princess of Wales’ ever-youthful-looking skin. Skincare expert Cassandra Bankson explains, ‘This gel contains ingredients that mimic Botox without the severity of injections, so it can actually be a wonderful addition to a graceful ageing skincare routine.’ Who said beauty has to equal pain?
SHIRLEY BALLAS
Strictly’s Shirley Ballas always looks amazing, and although she admits to having a few tweakments, one of the products she has to thank retails for under £5. The 62-year-old is a huge fan of Garnier Ultralift Anti Ageing Radiance Boosting Face Sheet Mask, £3.99 – and for that price, so are we!
ELIZABETH HURLEY
At £64 for just 30ml, Estée Lauder Advanced Night Repair Serum is on the pricier side of the high street, but as a firm favourite of Elizabeth Hurley – who at 57 looks just as good as she did at 30 – we couldn’t not mention it. Plus, it lasts for ages. The actress says, ‘My most favourite product of all has always been Advanced Night Repair, which is a serum… I was given my first bottle… in 1995, and I’ve used it religiously twice a day ever since.’
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