Model and mother of four Rebecca Judd shocked fans on Tuesday when she revealed her completely line-free face.
The 41-year-old showed off her glowing skin in a well-lit close-up that would leave every pore and flaw on most humans on display.
Her skin, in a word, is perfect.
“No filter. No retouching,” she captioned the image, after filming herself applying her own version of the “no foundation makeup look” popularized by the clean girl aesthetic.
In the title of the video, she lists all of her favorite products that created the look for a total of $460.
The list of 10 items is quite extensive and includes all the essentials that a makeup bag should have for your daily routine.
That included a $75 SPF 50, a $45 mineral concealer, a $65 sheer mineral tint, a $65 “luminous” bronzer, a $40 mineral blush, a $35 brow pencil, a $35 mascara, a $35 gel eyeliner, a $35 lipstick, and a $30 lip gloss.
“And a close up of the skin. Dead,” Rebecca wrote about the image she shared on Instagram Stories.
How does she do it? WAG queen Bec Judd reveals her completely wrinkle-free face at 41 under intense lighting
Bec, who has been an ambassador for The Skincare Company since 2016 and a customer since 2014, has shared the products she uses in how-to videos.
Her PR representative told Daily Mail Australia on Wednesday that Bec keeps her complexion glowing with The Skincare Company’s products and facial peels.
She also regularly receives non-surgical cosmetic treatments at Melbourne’s Flawless Rejuvenation clinic.
These include: EXION RF microneedling, hydrafacials, laser genesis, fraxel laser treatments (which in 2017 Bec said felt like an ‘arc torch’ on her face) and LED masks.
The glamorous socialite, who has amassed more than 754,000 followers on Instagram, is said to receive around $5,500 per sponsored post, according to the Herald Sun.
However, influencer marketing platform IGFace claims the busy mom can earn up to $71,219 per post — a staggering amount that hasn’t been verified.
The presenter has carved out a hugely successful career as a social media star, landing a string of lucrative paid partnerships as well as launching her own sportswear line during her rise to fame.
But what’s interesting about Bec is the longevity of its partnerships.
The Melbourne socialite became a brand ambassador for The Skincare Company in 2016.
This glowing makeup look is made up of 10 products, which total $460.
While some influencers promote new lotions, potions and silver bullets every few months, your face is now a walking advertisement for a decade of daily use of a skincare line.
According to the Geelong AdvertiserBec became the face of the established skincare range eight years ago “at a swanky event on Southbank”, when she was 26 weeks pregnant with her twins.
The cosmeceutical skincare and makeup products are specifically formulated to repair, maintain and restore skin using clinical-grade raw materials, according to the brand’s website.
The AFL ‘Queen WAG’, who recently enjoyed a luxury holiday with husband Chris Judd at a private island resort in Indonesia, has always steadfastly denied having any plastic surgery.
Bec Judd recently pictured attending a Don Julio Tequila event in Melbourne on September 5
In 2008, she told NewsCorp: “Every year after Brownlow I’m told: ‘Something’s been done to you’ or that I’m anorexic.”
“It’s funny. I think my boobs look bigger in 2004 than they do now. I have a smaller nose, so why would I get a nose job? I’d have to get a nose job to make it grow bigger.”
“I’ve invested a lot of time, effort and money into (my skin), so it’s nice that people are noticing the improvement,” she also wrote on her website in 2013.
“I get a lot of lumps and bumps here and there if I don’t keep them under control and sometimes I get horrible bags under my eyes.”
However, Bec has spoken sporadically about undergoing various non-surgical skin treatments to reshape her face, “boost collagen” and tighten her skin.
In a video shared on her Instagram in 2020, Bec revealed the unusual $250 treatment she recommends to keep her face wrinkle- and double chin-free.
Bec can be heard telling her doctor that her problem areas were around her mouth and lower cheeks.
The Diamond Polar Facial, which uses lasers to resurface the skin, uses heat to stimulate collagen production and reduce the appearance of fine lines.
“You’ll need a treatment every two weeks for six sessions, and it will give you that long-term collagen production,” the beautician told Bec in the clip.
According to a statement on the site of Flawless Rejuvenation, the clinic where Bec received the treatment, there is no downtime after the procedure, commonly used to treat “the face, neck, décolleté, hands and body.”
That’s what it does! Bec took to Instagram to reveal that she was a fan of the Diamond Polar facial, a special skin-firming treatment that uses heat to stimulate collagen production.