Princesses, queens and hereditary duchesses around the world do not share the secrets of their beauty and great shape as often, unlike beauty bloggers or even reality TV stars. But the information that we can get from the royal families will mean that these are the most proven methods that are unlikely to harm your health. Here are some basic grooming rules followed by the heiresses of the crown.
Kate Middleton
Long before the royal wedding, Kate Middleton used bee venom under the supervision of the popular English beautician Deborah Mitchell. It's hard to say that you definitely need to take risks with such a powerful ingredient, but the photos speak for themselves. Bee venom significantly accelerates collagen production, which means it increases skin elasticity.
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Nevertheless, the cream has enough contraindications, so if you have sensitive skin, you should pay attention to other ways to stimulate collagen production: with the help of nutrition or special vitamins.
Grace Kelly
The Princess of Monaco looked amazing even in her middle years, but the area she paid special attention to was not obvious. According to beauty expert Peter Lamas, she never went out without hand cream, and once he asked her why she pays so much attention to this particular part of the body.
A woman's age is betrayed by her hands, faster than anywhere else.
- Grace Kelly Grace's granddaughter Charlotte Casiraghi makes sure her skin is always cleansed and her beauty routine is very simple. In an interview with Vogue, she said that the most important item in her suitcase is the makeup remover.
In France we use a variety of pharmacy products that are completely natural and free from chemicals. Cleanser and lotion are the foundation of my every day.
Rania al-Abdullah
The Queen of Jordan also has a very humble approach to beauty issues. She even stated on The Oprah Show that aging is not on her agenda.
We are programmed to believe that time is the enemy that takes something away from us. It's the other way around with me. Life is in perfect balance. We just don't realize it.
Rania pays special attention to her diet and adheres to a macrobiotic diet. Her day begins with an omelet made from egg whites, cereals and legumes. She also uses almonds and walnuts as a snack throughout the day. She prefers Mediterranean cuisine for lunch, and adds a little dark chocolate to dinner.
Princess Diana
Mary Greenwell, Princess Dee's makeup artist, talked about how the princess took care of her face both morning and evening. According to her, she cleansed, toned and moisturized the skin twice a day. Mary also stated that if Diana were still alive, she would be just as attentive to her care, but she would probably also use serums and sunscreen.
Princess Maria-Olympia
The Hereditary Greek Princess claims that the only remedy that oxygenates her skin and allows it to glow is healthy and prolonged sleep. She pays a lot of attention to physical activity, preferring swimming, and also tries to avoid stress from school or formal receptions. The only product she uses directly on the skin is Eve Lom moisturizer with kaolin, honey and various oils.
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Meghan Markle
New Duchess Meghan has been battling acne breakouts for a long time using tea tree oil. It's not glamorous at all, but she says it helps with acne, cuts, or even mosquito bites. Megan also says that she regularly does intense facial massage to highlight her cheekbones and jaw. The good news is that you can repeat this procedure at home.
