
The anti-ageing overnight cream that Hollyoaks star swears by for red carpet events & says it's the secret to her ‘glow'
The mum-of-two looks better than ever at 47 - and it's all thanks to a special overnight mask that works like magic.
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The actress, who recently bravely opened up about a health battle, is raving over Pillow Glow Sleeping Mask which thrifty beauty buffs can now snap up on sale.
Originally retailing for £32, the glowy skin secret has been slashed to just £27.90 and is ideal if you have a date, a wedding - or a red carpet event - to attend the next day.
While the price tag is on the more expensive side, it's certainly worth your money for two key reasons.
Not only will it leave you with a subtle glow and a radiant, youthful skin - but the 75ml tub is said to last up to four months, the product description claimed.
Featuring resilience-boosting bioadaptive botanicals, this gel-cream face mask supports your skin's natural moisture barrier - so your skin is not just protected from the environmental irritants, it also bounces back renewed.
If the harsh winter has left your face looking dull and lacklustre, this sleeping mask is certainly worth ordering online, as it claims to boost moisture and hydration by a whopping 150% in just eight hours during your sleep.
Some of the ingredients your skin is sure to love include Rhodiola Rosea, Maral Root, Chaga Mushroom, Resurrection Plant and Siberian Ginseng.
Meanwhile, Roundhead Bush Clover extract helps protect the skin from the oxidative stress caused by blue light exposure encountered throughout the day.
The beauty bag must-have also works wonders if you struggle with larger pores, as the Deep Sea water - another ingredient in the list - helps minimise the appearance of them.
Raving about the sleeping mask, Stephanie took to TikTok to show off the incredible results - which speak for themselves.
I'm 50 next year & don't have a single wrinkle thanks to a product from Boots or TikTok shop - I've never had Botox
''I wanted to show you something. So, before I went to bed last night, I put this on my face.
''It's called Pillow Glow Mask and it's like giving your skin a drink of water while you sleep.
''If you're going out the next day, put it on the night before.
''It really does give you a nice glow,'' she told her followers in the video.
How is celery juice an anti-ageing potion?
Celery juice is packed with antioxidants like vitamin C and flavonoids, which combat free radicals that cause cellular damage and aging.
Its high water content keeps your skin hydrated and plump, reducing the appearance of wrinkles.
The anti-inflammatory compounds in celery, such as apigenin and luteolin, help reduce chronic inflammation linked to ageing.
Rich in essential nutrients like vitamin K and potassium, celery juice supports overall skin health and body functions.
Drinking celery juice regularly can complement a balanced diet and skincare routine, promoting a youthful glow from within.
AXED FROM HOLLYOAKS
Steph joined Hollyoaks as Cindy Cunningham in 1996.
The actress was on the show for 28 years and was on the very first series of the soap as an original character.
She was part of a mass cast cull last year, which left her devastated.
Steph revealed she broke down and begged bosses to change their minds when she received the news.
Speaking exclusively to The Sun at the time, she said: "I was very distraught, I didn't take it well - I was probably the most dramatic person they told.
'I just kept telling them 'I'm an original character'.
"I was clutching at anything - telling them 'but I was the first person to give birth on the show!'
"I could see the distress I was causing them because they were upset that I was so upset."
GETTING BACK TO WORK
Back in April, Steph revealed she has wasted no time in getting back to work and has re-trained as a life coach.
But at the same time she confessed her new work will never "come close to her passion of being an actor".
Speaking on social media, she said: "Someone asked me a question yesterday and it was 'what work do you do?' And I thought, good point.
"What work do I do? And the first thing that came to my head was I'm an actor. That's all I've known for the last 30 years.
"It's really hard out there, it's not easy
"And that's one of the reasons why I stayed in Hollyoaks for so long, because it was security and I was doing what I loved every single day. And I didn't even question it."
Addressing her new choice of career, Steph continued: "I do have days where I'm sad and I miss it and I've realised that is what I do...
"I am 100% focused on [it], I'm passionate about [it], but it won't ever come close to my passion of being an actor."
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