WITH an estimated net worth around £6 million, Molly-Mae Hague has plenty of money to buy any high-end beauty products she wants.
But it turns out that the mum-of-one, 25, swears by a bargain body cream (that’s currently on sale in Boots) for dry and cracked winter skin.
Molly-Mae suffers with dry and cracking skin in winter, like millions of other Brits[/caption]
She swears by a bargain lotion to keep chaps and flakes at bay[/caption]
Appearing on Lookfantastic’s YouTube channel to share her winter skin routine, Molly-Mae revealed that she loves Aveeno products.
Aveeno lotions and potions are formulated to balance your skin.
According to bosses at the brand, they go “beyond the surface to leave a deeper impact on your overall well-being”.
Molly-Mae uses the Daily Body Moisturising Lotion, which typically costs £8.49 but is currently on sale in Boots for £6.37.
“I love the Aveeno products,” she said.
“Here, I’ve got the Daily Moisturising Body Lotion.
“This is incredible for dry and cracked skin which I do definitely get in the winter.”
The Maebe owner also revealed that she uses Aveeno’s Skin Relief Body Oil Spray, which typically costs £9.49 but is on sale in Boots for £7.12.
A blurb on the oil reads: “Aveeno Skin Relief Body Oil is an oil-based spray that intensely moisturises very dry, sensitive skin, allowing you to enjoy smooth even skin in just one week.
“96% agreed skin felt instantly soft.
“The fast-absorbing formula with a silky finish helps relieve and repair very dry skin from the first application by providing long-lasting moisturisation.
“It improves skin elasticity and uneven skin texture, and is formulated with Oat and Jojoba Oil.
“Ingredients rich in lipids and fatty acids, the formula helps restore the skin barrier.”
A blurb on the lotion reads: “Formulated with Prebiotic Colloidal Oatmeal, its clinically proven, fast-absorbing formula locks-in moisture to help protect and nourish normal to dry skin.
Aveeno products have previously been spotted in the background of Molly-Mae’s Instagram posts[/caption]
She swears by these two products to soothe her dry winter skin[/caption]
“The formula preserves the skin’s natural microbiome for healthy looking and more resilient skin with improved moisture barrier from the first use.”
Earlier this month, Molly-Mae revealed that not everything inside the handbag she carries daily is expensive in an interview with British Vogue.
She gushed about a budget-friendly item that is handy for her beauty routine and while out with her daughter Bambi.
The influencer carries a Bottega Veneta leather tote “every day” which costs £3,670 from Net-a-Porter.
Best Oils for Body Skincare
Coconut oil
Coconut oil is highly moisturising and rich in fatty acids (especially lauric acid), which help to nourish the skin and create a protective barrier. It has antimicrobial properties, making it beneficial for soothing irritation and minor skin conditions.
Jojoba oil
Jojoba oil closely resembles the skin’s natural sebum, so it’s excellent at balancing oil production. It absorbs quickly, moisturises without being greasy and won’t clog your pores.
Almond oil
Almond oil – particularly the sweet kind – is rich in vitamins A, E, and omega-3 fatty acids. These help soothe, soften, and nourish the skin. It’s lightweight, easily absorbed and has anti-inflammatory properties that are great for irritated or inflamed skin.
Rosehip oil
Rosehip seed oil is rich in vitamins A and C, which help to brighten the skin and promote collagen production. It’s known for its ability to reduce scars, stretch marks and fine lines while also hydrating the skin.
She said that a large bag is crucial for mums but confessed it can be difficult to find what she’s looking for.
The mum-of-one was candid about the items she keeps with her and revealed the “biggest” is a product that costs just £3.
“Wipes, a mum essential,” she said.
“Bit of a boring one but these are great for when you have a baby but also who doesn’t need a set of wipes?
“These are great for taking your makeup off. They are literally 90 per cent water.”
Molly held up WaterWipes Original Baby Wipes which cost £3 at Asda.
According to the manufacturer, they are designed to “gently” clean and protect sensitive skin.
