Pregnant Kate Middleton 'banishes wrinkles with rosehip oil' (and mum Carole's a fan too)
THE Duchess of Cambridge is said to be a fan of the all-natural oil by Trilogy, which also helps improves to appearance of scars, stretchmarks and fine lines.
Kate Middleton's beauty cabinet is bursting with budget, high-street finds.
After we revealed that she uses a £5.35 face cream by Nivea to keep her skin naturally soft and smooth, her anti-ageing secret is also purse-friendly.
According to US Weekly, the Duchess of Cambridge has been slathering Trilogy's Rosehip Oil onto her skin while carrying the second royal baby.
"Kate is very cautious of products and treatments," a source told the magazine.
"Baby's health comes first.
"Kate continues to use rosehip oil in her daily skincare regiment. She loves the effect is has on her skin."
Kate is very cautious of products and treatments
The 33-year-old is clearly sharing her skincare tips with her family as her mum Carole Middleton is also said to be a fan of the £16.50 product.
The oil's description reads: "Rosehip oil's potent natural actives make it highly effective for a variety of skin concerns including dehydrated and ageing skin.
"Trilogy’s rosehip expertise ensures the finest quality oil with minimum 80 per cent essential fatty acids (omega 3 and 6) and fatty acid omega 9) content.
"Independent clinical studies show it helps improve the appearance of scars, stretchmarks, fine lines and wrinkles."
Derived from the wild rose bushes that grow high in the Chilean Andes, where the altitude and pollutant-free environment produce the highest quality rosehips, the oil’s benefits have been known by the indigenous population for hundreds of years.
As with anything that Kate is reported to be a fan of, the oil has already sold out online at Boots.com.
The Duchess stepped out with her husband Prince William yesterday to attend the annual Commonwealth Day Service at Westminster Abbey.
Kate, who is due to give birth next month, looked radiant in a pale pink Alexander McQueen coat - which she previously wore in 2013 at Trooping the Colour - and accessorised with a Jane Taylor hat.
