Saturday Magazine – July 20, 2019

SATURDAY MAGAZINE 57

BEAUTY

★SPOT

BEAUTY

CELEBRITY

SECRETS

Words by: Laura Mulley & Anne Richardson Pictures: Getty Images

Catherine is working with Dr Jonquille Chantrey, cosmetic surgeon

and international aesthetic lecturer. Visit oneaestheticstudio.com.

ANY OF THESE

PRODUCTS CAN

BE KEPT IN THE

FRIDGE FOR AN EXTRA

COOLING EFFECT

Beat

the heat

with skincare

that cools as

it cares

SkinCeuticals Phyto

Corrective Masque

£60, skinceuticals.co.uk

Originally developed for calming

hot, red or sensitive skin after

cosmetic procedures, this mask

also works wonders on sunburn,

rosacea and other irritation

flare-ups. Made using green botanical extracts, hyaluronic

acid and a heat-sapping dipeptide, tests showed a

reduction in discomfort and in visible redness after use.

Milk Makeup Cooling Water

Undereye Patches

£20.50 for a pack of six,

cultbeauty.co.uk

Reduce telltale signs of tiredness

such as puffiness and dark circles

with these eye patches, which deliver

a pleasant cold sensation for 10 minutes.

They’re infused with known skin-

soothing ingredients lavender and aloe.

Actress CATHERINE

TYLDESLEY reveals

her beauty, health and

style tips

● Which beauty products do

you swear by?

I love SkinCeuticals and the body

butters by Temple Spa, and there’s

a great exfoliant by Zein Obagi.

Crystal Clear does a really good

range of products, too.

● What’s your hero when it

comes to beauty products?

Benefit BADgal BANG! mascara

• that’s hands down the best I’ve
  ever used.
  ● Do you have any top
  beauty tips?
  Beauty begins on the
  inside – it all starts with
  good nutrition. If you’ve
  got bad skin, look at
  what’s going into your
  body before you do
  anything else. And
  think about gut health
  because the gut
  controls everything.
  ● What is your signature
  fragrance?
  Jo Malone Velvet Rose & Oud
  Cologne Intense. I love it. I think
  anything with roses in is gorgeous.
  ● How do you stay in shape?
  My husband Tom [Pitfield, a
  personal trainer] and I try to do
  as much as we can as a family. We
  love walking and swimming with
  our four-year-old son Alfie. I also try
  to do a minimum of two weight-
  training sessions a week, and two
  cardio sessions on my own.
  ● If you could change one part
  of you body, what would it be?
  Just one? [Laughs] I’m reluctant to
  say anything, because I’m really

● Do you diet?

No, I don’t believe

in it at all. I think as

soon as you tell

yourself you’re

going on a diet,

you just want to

eat all the things

you can’t have.

trying to accept myself and what

I am these days. It would have

been my legs, but I’m trying to turn

what I used to perceive as a

negative into a positive and say,

‘Do you know what, I have got big

legs, but it’s muscle and I’m strong.’

● How do you pamper yourself?

I’m a huge fan of Dr Jonquille

Chantrey facials – they’ve been an

absolute game-changer for me.

● What’s your guilty pleasure?

Chocolate. I’m lactose-intolerant,

but Booja-Booja dairy-free

chocolates are

unbelievable.

● How would you

describe your style?

Classic. I love the

1940s and 1950s

• anything that goes
  in at the waist, that
  real tailored look.
  ● Do you have a
  favourite shop or designer?
  French Connection and Karen
  Millen. And an online site called
  Dancing Leopard.
  ● What’s been your most
  expensive purchase?
  My quilted Chanel handbag,
  which was a real treat. I got
  that when I first started on
  Coronation Street, and I was
  like, ‘This is for me – happy
  birthday to me!’
  ● Who is your style icon?
  I do love Victoria Beckham and
  Holly Willoughby. And looking
  back, Audrey Hepburn and Marilyn
  Monroe were just incredible and
  always looked stunning.

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