
Natalie Barr, 57, reveals the secret to her flawless line-free visage: 'I've been using it for years'
The Sunrise host, 57, took to Instagram on Wednesday to give fans an insight into her beauty regimen.
In the jealously inducing clip, Natalie flaunted her flawless, make-up free face revealing that she had just woken up from a nap.
Admitting her hair looked 'terrible' she kept her locks contained under a 'Wackadoo' hat from Bluey's World, gifted to Nat by co-host Matt Shirvington.
'The most asked question we get is, "What time do you get up?"' Natalie began the clip.
'Then, for women, it's, "What make-up do you use?"'
Natalie then revealed the must-haves in her make-up bag admitting that she had been using the products for decades.
'So, I just purchased a whole bunch of my favourite skincare. I've been using it since I was in the mother's group with the founder, many, many years ago,' she said.
Natalie then revealed go-to was Aussie brand Dermaviduals, who sent the presenter a gift pack.
In fact, the company's foundation is the cornerstone of Natalie's on-air visage.
'It's a really clean, beautiful brand and really simple - even the packaging is really simple,' she said.
'Channel seven purchases their foundation and I use the foundation on air.'
She then revealed the first item in her gift pack - a nourishing cleansing milk that retails for approximately $86 for 150ml
Her next item was a $45 fleece facemask which Natalie admitted she was eager to sample.
It's not the first time Natalie has taken to social media to spruik her favorite products.
Back in January, she sent a budget K-Mart utensil viral after raving about it on Instagram.
She posted a clip to Instagram on Thursday in which she was seen using the department store's $20 Multi Grater & Dicer.
She put both an onion and a carrot into the dicer and was delighted at how quickly the utensil chopped them into tiny pieces.
'I just tried it today, chop, chop! Why didn't I buy one of these before? How much time it's saving!' Natalie began.
'There's a bigger grater for carrots. Look at that, this is amazing. I love this thing, genius.'
Natalie later revealed she was receiving many messages from fans asking for details about the dicer, which she happily provided.
'Being swamped with questions on the chopper. I ordered online from Kmart, pretty sure this is it - $20 Multi Dicer and Grater,' Nat told her followers.
'Will let you know how long my late night $20 buy from Kmart lasts.'
Natalie's beauty revelations come after she recently flaunted her incredible figure, plunging into an ice bath on air.
The presenter and her co-host Matt Shirvington were chatting to Australian boxer Harry Garside about using the bath for muscle recovery.
Natalie then stripped into a black swimsuit as she agreed to jump into an ice bath with the sports star.
After getting into the ice bath, Natalie joked that the feeling was so uncomfortable she felt like she was going into childbirth.
She continued to breath loudly before admitting: 'I hate this.'
After getting out of the bath, Natalie explained 'it was really cold on the legs and really hurts the legs' before asking Harry how he felt.
'I feel it in my feet and calves the most. I think because it's the furthest thing from the heart so the blood circulation isn't getting there,' he said.
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