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It's the ride or die moisturiser for some of the world's biggest celebrities.
After more than 75 years on the market, Embryolisse Lait-Crème Concentré is still the holy grail product the stars are swearing by.
Kim Kardashian, Gwyneth Paltrow and Sydney Sweeney have all raved about the iconic French moisturiser with one tube now sold every seven seconds worldwide.
You can now get your hands on the moisturiser – and the best part is it is on sale at Amazon right now for only £16.50.
Actress and beauty businesswoman Gwyneth Paltrow previously named it her 'miracle moisturiser'.
Euphoria star Sydney Sweeney said '[It] is one of the only creams that I have found helps my skin and keeps my makeup in place. I actually like using a nice, generous dab.'
Kim Kardashian , Gwyneth Paltrow and Sydney Sweeney have all raved about the iconic French moisturiser with one tube now sold every seven seconds worldwide.
It is no ordinary beauty product with the cream serving as a 6-in-1, multifunctioning as a m oisturiser, m akeup base/primer, cleansing milk, hydrating face mask, after-shave balm and after-sun treatment.
Was £20
Popstar Lady Gaga uses it to hydrate her skin and take her makeup off at the end of the day: 'I put it all over my face and just wipe it off.'
Elle MacPherson has also raved about the French invention, 'What I am particular about is moisturisers. My favourite is French pharmacy moisturiser Embryolisse. It's a no-nonsense, good quality cream.'
Aside from Hollywood, closer to home Michelle Keegan has also spoken highly about the magic product.
She told Closer: 'I'm a big fan of Embryolisse as a day to day moisturiser. It's good for priming your skin before makeup.'
Originally created in 1950, Embryolisse Lait-Crème Concentré has become one of the beauty industry's most enduring cult products, earning a permanent place in celebrity makeup bags, backstage at Fashion Week and on the vanities of beauty lovers around the world.
But what is so special about the product?
It is no ordinary beauty product with the cream serving as a 6-in-1, multifunctioning as a moisturiser, makeup base/primer, cleansing milk, hydrating face mask, after-shave balm and after-sun treatment.
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It's a firm fave in Molly-Mae Hague, Olivia Attwood and Hailey Bieber's skincare regime.
Weleda Skin Food is a multi-purpose cream which can be used as a moisturiser, skin salve, overnight treatment or primer.
The balmy elixir instantly hydrates your skin, leaving a dewy 'wet skin' glow that has the entire celeb lot in a chokehold.
Was £12.07 (-24%)
Clinically proven to improve your under-eye puffiness and dark circles, even from first use.
This product is lightweight and hydrating, leaving your eye area feeling instantly cooled, looking visibly less tired.
Reese Witherspoon's long-time makeup artist has previously shared that she uses this eye cream when prepping her skin.
Was £9.99 (-32%)
Gwyneth Paltrow, Selena Gomez and Drew Barrymore are all big fans of Bioderma’s Micellar Water, calling it the ‘best make-up remover ever’.
It’s fragrance free so suitable for even the most sensitive skin, and gets rid of stubborn eye make-up in a couple of swipes.
Anyone who’s watched Amandaland recently will know 78-year-old Joanna Lumley is as radiant as ever.
She puts it down to Astral’s Face and Body Moisturiser, which Lumley says ‘comes in a little blue pot and is cheap as chips’. Key ingredients include lanolin, which helps lock in moisture and glycerin, known for leaving skin soft and smooth. Apparently Kate Beckinsale and Patsy Kensit are also fans.