Meghan Markle gets her ‘fresh-faced glow' by using this radiance-enhancing set
Meghan Markle has been sharing details on her favourite fashion buys and beauty products, telling fans where they can shop for the same skincare and makeup. Her enhancing skincare set is no exception, as she shares the exact kit she relies on to get her signature, luminous skin.
Available to shop at Lookfantastic and Victoria Health, Meghan's go-to Sarah Chapman Radiance Recharge System is a ten-day radiance regimen specifically curated to restore your skin's natural, youthful glow and promote vital luminosity.
From the London-based facialist and founder of clinic and skincare brand Skinesis, and a good friend of the Duchess, Sarah Chapman's set helps keep Meghan's skin looking its best. Meghan likes to use Chapman's carefully planned ten-day 'Radiance Recharge System' ahead of a big event, according to her online Fashion Closet, as it works to restore her fresh-faced glow.
This pro-inspired ten-day radiance recharge system combines a carefully prescribed series of single-dose active skincare shots into four formulas for a comprehensive radiance-boosting programme.
The ten-day programme includes key skincare steps, including a lactic micro peel, a micro-exfoliator that gently resurfaces, smooths, and brightens, and a powerful brightening formula, Radiance C20, which delivers high doses of potent antioxidant vitamin C to boost skin clarity and luminosity.
The set also includes the glow complex C B3, a blend of vitamin C, niacinamide, AHAs, and anti-inflammatory extracts that further boost the radiance regime. The last day of the regime optimises a HA Hydrator NMF, a deeply hydrating, low-molecular-weight hyaluronic formula that visibly plumps and restores a radiant glow.
Working to revive dull and tired skin, Meghan's beloved radiance-enhancing set also strives to reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, while resurfacing the skin and improving its clarity.
Meghan's go-to skincare set retails for £155, but is currently up for grabs from Lookfantastic for £116.25 or Victoria Health for £110. If you prefer to pay full price, you can also pick up this ten-day routine from Selfridges.
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