Victoria Beckham is known for many different things now: as a successful designer, a wife of a football superstar, a mom of four, and soon, an owner of a skin care line. Sure, we love seeing her reinvent herself into something new, but deep down, we know she’ll always be Posh Spice to us.
If you didn’t know already, a fun fact about our favorite Spice is that she got her Posh nickname because her father drove her in his Rolls Royce. But now that doesn’t happen anymore (Victoria might also own plenty of her own Rolls Royce), we believe what keeps Victoria as Posh as she was is her expensive and lavish skin care routine! But while we can take a peek on her personal fashion style through her own wardrobe and her brand’s collections, many of us are dying to how she maintains her dewy and glowy skin.
Well… You can thank us later, because we are letting you in on Victoria’s jaw-dropping-close-to-£1000 skincare routine.
Estée Lauder Advanced Night Repair Powerfoil Mask
Price: US$80.00
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Having worked with Estée Lauder before, Victoria is a loyal user of this nourishing and moisturizing mask, even mentioning it in a few of her interviews.
Bioderma Makeup Wipes
Price: US$9.90
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After a glam day, all the makeup must go off! Victoria ensures all traces of makeup are taken off by using Bioderma Makeup Wipes—the only wipes she claims that could do the job well.
Sarah Chapman Skinesis Ultimate Cleanse
Price: US$75.00
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Her go to cleanser is Sarap Chapman’s Skinesis, which doubles the cleaning part after the wipes take off most of the visible makeup.
Lancer Skincare The Method Polish
Price: US$75.00
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Showering afterwards would need a more abrasive way to clean her face—and Victoria goes about that by using the grainy Lancer Polish that stimulates her skin and leaves it tingling after.
Sarah Chapman 3D Moisture Infusion Mask
Price: US$84.00
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Every few days, she packs on Sarah Chapman’s 3D Moisture Infusion Mask and helps the nourishing process by using a jade roller on her face to further massage the product on to it.
La Mer’s Moisturizing Soft Lotion
Price: US$270.00
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Moisturizing is always a part of Posh’s skincare regimen, and La Mer’s Lotion is her favorite to use, especially as it can act as a primer too. She’s pleased on how it works well with her foundation on top, especially as the lotion has a very lightweight formula.
Lancer Caviar Lime Acid Peel
Price: £90.00
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Victoria is a fan of immediately feeling something happening into her skin—and that’s what Lancer’s Caviar Lime Acid Peel gives her. The acids on this product let her feel and observe what it does to the skin, for a total duration of 15 minutes.
Byredo Bal D’Afrique Hand Cream
Price: US$40.00
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Byredo is Victoria’s go-to when it comes to fragrances, but it is her choice for hand creams too. Her favorite, Bal D’Afrique cream, is what she lathers onto her hands for a soft skin all day long.
Estée Lauder Morning Aura primer
Price: US$56.99
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On days when she feels like she wants to look glam and glowing, she adds Estée Lauder’s Morning Aura primer into her routine. This one gives both benefits of a moisturizer and a primer, and a bonus of a morning glow that enhances the makeup.
Weleda Skin Food
Price: US$9.87
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For her whole body, Victoria loves using Weleda‘s Skin Food, which she uses with coconut oil when she is sporting a tan. What she really loves about this product: the buttery and thick texture, and we couldn’t agree more!
We’ve seen Victoria share a bit more about her beauty routine, and we have seem her recently still rocking out on some lively tunes sang by her former girl group, Spice Girls. But what we can’t wait to see one day is that our skin start glowing like hers. RIGHT?
Feeling like that’s could only happen in a dream? Well, try her skin routine and you might have a shot at it!
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