Bella Hadid reveals her beauty hack when travelling - and it's under £10
We have been avid fans of Weleda's Skin Food for years, we've even got our friends and family onto the product. Turns out, we're not the only fans of the nourishing moisturiser either as Bella Hadid swears by it too.
However, we struggle to slim down our beauty haul when travelling, especially when we only take hand luggage on a flight, which limits our liquid allowance – aka inhibits our multi-step skincare regime. But, Bella has a secret beauty travel hack.
Turns out Bella dodges the restrictions by packing Weleda's Skin Food in the travel-friendly 30ml tube with her when she's on the go. Not only is it lightweight, but it functions as numerous products in one. Genius!
Formulated with organic sunflower seed oil, wild pansy, chamomile, calendula and rosemary extract, which combine to offer a deeply hydrating treatment. The moisturiser has been infused with essential oils to gently scent the product. It can be used on the skin and body as an intense moisturiser, face mask, or primer. BUY NOW FOR £9.50
In a Vogue Beauty Secrets video earlier this year, the Orebella founder revealed her love for the intensive moisturiser, which she reportedly goes through 'eight of these a month' – impressive!
Speaking in the beauty tutorial, she said: 'I go through eight of these a month, and I buy them from CVS because I am obsessed with them. I have the little versions and the big versions.'
While Bella ploughs through several 75ml tubes of Skin Food a month, she also relies on the smaller 30ml version for travelling. If you know Skin Food you will know that a little goes a long way, which is why packing the smaller version is tactical packing. But Skin Food is a multifunctional product, so it can condense your entire bodycare, skincare and nail care routine into one, and that's why it is so genius. https://www.instagram.com/reel/DJrct5uK1Wr/?hl=en
Weleda's Skin Food is deeply nourishing without being greasy or slipping off, it feels like your skin is drinking up all the goodness throughout the day. It has been formulated with organic sunflower seed oil, wild pansy, chamomile, calendula and rosemary extract, which combine to offer a deeply hydrating and soothing treatment.
The Skin Food is lightly fragranced with essential oils, including sweet orange and lavandula, which are calming yet revitalising.
The multi-purpose moisturising cream is the perfect moisturiser for your skin day and night, it can also double up as an intensive face mask. But, it can also be applied on the body, including the hands, feet, and elbows, for a head-to-toe treatment.
While Bella uses it as a moisturiser, she also mentioned it acts as a primer before she applies her make-up cosmetics on top, but it leaves a dewy finish without applying highlighter. More Trending
Joining us and Bella as devoted fans are Victoria Beckham, Hailey Bieber, Drew Barrymore, Molly-Mae Hague, Adele and many others.
If the fact this multifunctional beauty product can do almost anything, and the fact it has an extensive list of celebrity fans, isn't enough, maybe the fact that one tube sells every eight seconds is the final hint you need this in your beauty cupboard.
If you have oily skin and are looking for something a little lighter, don't fret as Weleda has a Skin Food Light.
We almost forgot to mention Weleda has an extensive range of specific skincare products , including body oils, eye creams, and cleansers that are gentle, effective yet affordable.
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