Victoria Beckham reveals the secret to making her skin feel 'tight and lifted' in just 3 simple steps

Her 'daily skincare essentials' make a quick job of getting a radiant and healthy glow

Victoria Beckham
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Getting Victoria Beckham's enviously glowing skin is easier than we thought, with the A-lister revealing that she uses just three products 'daily' to keep her skin hydrated as well as looking 'tight and lifted.'

The downfall of all our beauty-related New Year's resolutions comes down to time. Maybe you've already ditched some of those exciting products you promised to try out after spotting them in the woman&home beauty awards - maybe they haven't even made it out of their packaging yet! We go in with the best of intentions but, when we're rushing around with work and other commitments, we want a quick routine that can give us healthy, glowing skin with the least amount of effort possible.

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When her face is dry and 'feeling super clean,' she goes in with the Victoria Beckham Cell Rejuvenating Serum. She explains that she uses this both in the morning and night and applies it all over the face and down the neck too.

"The other thing I like to do is really pay attention to the eye area, both underneath and on top because this is where I feel that I really need the hydration," she added as she pressed the product gently into her skin. "I like to really push the product in, almost massaging my face while getting the product into my skin - I actually even do my mouth!"

With the serum applied, she leaves it for a 'few seconds' to dry before applying her Cell Rejuvenating Priming Moisturiser. This is the secret to her 'tight and lifted' skin, she says, with the TFC8 in the formula nourishing dull skin and smoothing fine lines for a refreshed and hydrated complexion.

"Your skin will feel tight and lifted," she said while applying the moisturiser. "Also look at that glow! Again, I'm applying it by massaging in an upward sort of motion."

Rubbing any leftover moisturiser into her hands, she finished up her routine saying, "My skin feels clean and hydrated [and] nourished. It also feels firm and quite lifted - and there's nothing wrong with that," she added with a cheeky smile.

Charlie Elizabeth Culverhouse
Freelance news writer

Charlie Elizabeth Culverhouse is a freelance royal news, entertainment and fashion writer. She began her journalism career after graduating from Nottingham Trent University with an MA in Magazine Journalism, receiving an NCTJ diploma, and earning a First Class BA (Hons) in Journalism at the British and Irish Modern Music Institute. She has also worked with Good To, BBC Good Food, The Independent, The Big Issue and The Metro.