Unusual beauty treatments royals swear by

Eight unusual beauty treatments royals swear by

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As some of the most scrutinised people in the world, the royals have good reason to invest in meticulous beauty routines.Here, Vogue takes you through eight of the most unusual routines the royals rely on.

Bee-venom facials

Kate Middleton reportedly had a bee-venom facial (aka nature’s botox) just days before the Royal Wedding.

LED light therapy

Meghan Markle underwent LED light therapy in the lead-up to her wedding to Prince Harry, giving her skin a smooth, plump and glowing look.

Laser skin treatment

According to skin expert Dr Ross Perry, Princess Eugenie is likely to have invested in regular laser sessions to achieve her “glass skin” look on her wedding day.

Sculpting facials

Before her wedding, Meghan Markle prepped her skin with a sculpting facial massage from her facialist and friend Nichola Joss. "There's a reason she is in high demand around awards season," the Duchess said.

Elizabeth Arden Eight Hour Cream

Used as a lip and skin salve to lock in moisture, Elizabeth Arden's Eight Hour Cream wasintroduced at the royal request of none other thanPrince Harry.

Rosehip oil

To achieve a dewy glow, Kate Middleton religiously uses rosehip oil, which can reduce the colour of dark spots, fight puffiness and soothe dry, irritated skin.

Eyebrow microblading

Microblading is a semi-permanent treatment resulting in thicker, fuller eyebrows Princess Eugenie swears by.

Fresh Sugar Advanced Therapy Lip Treatment

“I have searched high and low and tried every kind of lip balm but this is the very best. Soft, kissable, buttery lips. I swear by it,” Meghan said of this lip balm.

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