KNOWN for her hot looks, enviable body and flawless skin, Maura Higgins has everyone wondering what her beauty secrets are.
And whilst many would’ve thought she spends a fortune on all kinds of products, the 34-year-old has a few tricks which may surprise you.
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She revealed a cheap Boots buy and a ‘surprising’ under-eye hack that’ll actually save you money.
Talking on the SheerLuxe podcast, the former Love Island star explained that she uses a CeraVe cleanser to wash her face.
The hydrating cleanser can be bought from Boots for £12.50.
Maura loves this cleanser best as it is “good for sensitive skin.”
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She explained that she also uses “a lot of Tatcha products,” which vary from £18 to £130 depending on what product you get.
Maura also adds that she uses ReVive products.
However, it is her under-eye routine that could be surprising to many people, as she doesn’t use eye cream.
She says: “I know everyone’s like, you need to use an eye cream.
“How does your face know that that’s meant to be for, like why can’t a moisturiser be used for an eye cream?”
Maura has previously revealed another beauty hack for under her eyes.
Described as ‘an energy drink for your eyes’, she often wears ‘superhero’ gold masks which are packed with cooling and de-puffing powers to revitalise tired eyes and eye bags.
They are available at Counter Culture Store, for £17.25 for a box of 24, making each mask only 71p.
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The Irish brunette beauty has shared pictures of her wearing these masks which help to reduce puffiness and dark circles, giving a youthful glow.
They’ve got Hydrolysed Vegetable Protein, which helps reduce the visible signs of early ageing by plumping up your skin and making it feel firmer.
They’re also loaded with Hyaluronic Acid, which deeply hydrates your skin and smooths out fine lines and wrinkles.
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