Model and mother of four Rebecca Judd surprised her fans on Tuesday when she showed off her completely wrinkle-free face.
The 41-year-old showed off her radiant skin in a well-lit close-up photo that would reveal every pore and flaw on most people.
Her skin is, in short, flawless.
“No filter. No tuning,” she captioned the photo, after filming herself applying her own version of the “no foundation makeup look” made popular by the clean girl aesthetic.
In the video caption, she listed all of her favorite products that created the cool look, totaling $460.
The list of 10 items is quite extensive and includes all the essential makeup products you need in your makeup bag on a daily basis.
That included a $75 SPF50, a $45 mineral concealer, a $65 mineral tint, a $65 “luminous” bronzer, a $40 mineral blush, a $35 eyebrow pencil, a $35 mascara, a $35 gel eyeliner, a $35 lipstick, and a $30 lip gloss.
“And a close up of the skin. Dead,” Rebecca wrote about the photo she shared on her Instagram Stories.
How Does She Do It? ‘Queen WAG’ Bec Judd Reveals Her Completely Wrinkle-Free Face Under Bright Lights At 41
Bec, who has been an ambassador for The Skincare Company since 2016 and a customer since 2014, shares the products she uses in instructional videos.
According to the Herald Sun, Bec, who has more than 754,000 followers on Instagram, is said to be paid around $5,500 per sponsored post.
However, according to influencer marketing platform IGFace, the busy mom can earn as much as $71,219 per post — a staggering amount that has not been verified.
The presenter has built a hugely successful career as a social media star, landing a string of lucrative paid partnerships and launching her own sportswear line during her rise to fame.
The interesting thing about Bec, however, is the sustainability of its partnerships.
The Melbourne socialite became brand ambassador for The Skincare Company in 2016
This radiant makeup look is made from 10 products, costing a total of $460 to purchase
While some influencers tout new lotions, potions and miracle cures every few months, her face has now become a walking billboard for the daily use of one skincare line for a decade.
According to the Geelong AdvertiserBec became the face of the famous skincare line eight years ago ‘at a stylish event in Southbank’, when she was 26 weeks pregnant with her twins.
According to the brand’s website, its cosmeceutical skincare and makeup products are specially formulated to restore, maintain and care for the skin, using clinical-grade raw materials.
The AFL ‘Queen WAG’, who recently enjoyed a luxury holiday with her husband Chris Judd on a private island resort in Indonesia, has always adamantly denied having plastic surgery.
Bec Judd was recently pictured attending a Tequila Don Julio event in Melbourne on September 5
In 2008, she told NewsCorp: ‘Every year after Brownlow I get told, “You’ve had something done” or that I’m anorexic.’
“It’s funny. I think my boobs look bigger in 2004 than they do now. I have a really small nose, why would I get a nose job? I should get a nose job to make it bigger.
‘I put a lot of time, effort and money into it [my skin] “So it’s nice that people are noticing the improvement,” she also wrote on her website in 2013.
‘If I’m not careful, I get little bumps and lumps here and there and sometimes I get horrible bags under my eyes.’
However, Bec has spoken openly about undergoing various non-surgical skin treatments to sculpt her face, including laser treatments such as the fraxel and, more recently, the diamond polar facial.
She previously revealed that she has glowing skin at Melbourne skin clinic Liberty Belle, where she gets everything from exfoliation to laser treatments.
However, in a video Bec shared to her Instagram in 2020, she revealed the unusual $250 treatment she swears by to keep her face free of wrinkles and double chins.
In the video, Bec can be heard telling her doctor that her problem areas are around her mouth and lower cheeks.
The ‘Diamond Polar Facial’, which uses laser to rejuvenate the skin, uses heat to stimulate collagen production and reduce fine lines.
“You need a treatment every two weeks, in a series of six, and it ensures long-lasting collagen production,” the beautician told Bec in the clip.
According to a statement on the website of Flawless Rejuvenation, the clinic where Bec underwent the treatment, there is no downtime after the treatment, while this treatment is typically used to treat ‘face, neck, décolleté, hands and body’.
That’s what she does! Bec took to Instagram to reveal that she’s a fan of the Diamond Polar Facial, a special skin-tightening treatment that uses heat to stimulate collagen production