The £15 secret to Christine Lampard's ethereal glow that lasts for 16 HOURS and makes skin look flawless in one swipe
DAYTIME telly icon Christine Lampard's skin has an unwavering glow-from-within.
And now, it has been revealed exactly how the 46-year-old maintains that luminosity despite her busy schedule.
From her gigs on Loose Women and Lorraine to being a regular stand-in on This Morning, Christine's complexion always remains flawless.
How does she do it? With a £15 product that lasts on the skin for a staggering 16 hours.
Christine's make-up artist on Lorraine, Helen Hand, uses the little-known ONE/SIZE On 'Til Dawn Mattifying Waterproof Setting Spray.
Prices for the spritz start at £15 for the smaller size or £30 if you're keen to go all out with the big bottle.
And if the reviews are anything to go by, all it takes is a single spritz across the face to secure your make-up for the day.
Not only that, but the product is actually designed to create that glow-from-within look that mum-of-two Christine always has.
It contains green tea extract to tighten the pores, as well as witch hazel to absorb oil for a blurred, matte finish.
Goodbye lacklustre and textured skin, hello Lampard luminosity.
One review on the setting spray reads: "This is THE best setting spray there is.
"I'm a certified product junkie and have tried every setting spray, from drug store brands to top cosmetic brands, and this is a game changer!
"It keeps a matte look without dulling any shine product underneath.
"A smell that's a bit less harsh would be lovely, but that won't stop me from stocking up on this like it's holy water."
While you may expect celebs like Christine to splash out on high-end products, you might be surprised to know that most of her beauty heroes are from Boots or Superdrug.
The mum-of-two also loves the No7 HydraLuminous fixing mist, which is exclusive to Boots.
She previously told Fabulous: 'This is a recent edition to my bag that I carry everywhere now - the hydrating, fixing mask.
'So basically during the day when you feel exhausted and you think you need to liven up, I spritz myself with that.'
When it comes to her favourite budget buy, she simply said: 'Definitely Vaseline.'
She also told Fabulous the skincare hero that she couldn't live without is the Clé de Peau Beauté Clarifying Cleansing Foam, saying: 'It's about £50, but it lasts me ages and I use it daily.'
As well as this, she uses the Elemis Pro-Collagen cleansing balm, which she hailed a 'holy grail' in her daily routine.
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