Holly Willoughby was back on our screens for another episode of Dancing on Ice, and her makeup artist has revealed how she reduces puffiness and wrinkles before the show
With another week of Dancing on Ice behind us, we’re still obsessing over Holly Willoughby’s glowing skin. The 43 year old presenter showed off her flawless complexion with another fab beauty look during Sunday’s show, and if you’ve wondered how she keeps her skin looking so healthy and youthful, we’ve got the answers.
Holly’s makeup artist Patsy O’Neill has been sharing her secrets over on Instagram, including which products she uses to keep Holly’s under eyes looking bright and hydrated. There are three main products Patsy has been using on Holly’s skin to keep it moisturised and smooth, including some must-have under eye patches and a hydrating primer that’s perfect for winter.
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During the first week hosting the hit figure skating show, Patsy shared that she’d been using the ELEMIS Pro-Collagen Hydra-Gel Eye Masks to keep Holly’s under eyes bright and taut. The eye masks, which are currently on sale at Sephora down from £59 to £50.20 for a pack of six, work in just 20 minutes to give instant results.
The ELEMIS Pro-Collagen Hydra-Gel Eye Masks contain plankton extract, chlorella and hyaluronic acid which work together to tighten and firm the delicate skin under your eyes. They also give a healthy boost of hydration, which plumps up the area to reduce fine lines and wrinkles, and help reduce puffiness to make for flawless makeup application.
This week, Patsy gave fans another secret to keeping your under eyes looking bright, as she used the Liz Earle Eyebright Soothing Eye Lotion on Holly’s skin. Available at £18 for a massive 150ml bottle, you’ll get plenty of product for your money and a little goes a long way, so it’ll last ages.
Not only does the Soothing Eye Lotion act as a gentle makeup remover, but it also soothes and hydrates the area around your eyes with a herbal infusion that contains witch hazel, eyebright extract and cornflower extract. Aloe vera also provides a cooling effect which reduces puffiness and swelling, and it’s even suitable for anyone who wears contact lenses.
Simply apply it to cotton pads and sweep over your eyelids to refresh and gently cleanse them before applying makeup. For a more intense soothing compress, soak your cotton pads in it then place them over your eyes and leave in place for five to 10 minutes.
The finishing touch on Holly’s skin is The Liquid Silk Canvas from Tatcha, which both hydrates your skin and prepares it for makeup application. The weightless liquid primer that helps your makeup apply better and last longer whilst protecting your skin from pollutants. You can pick up a 10g bottle for £25, or splurge on the 30g bottle for £51.
