Victoria Beckham reveals her simple 3-step skincare routine, which includes a handy facial de-bloating trick

Banish puffiness with Victoria Beckham's expert skincare advice

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Victoria Beckham's morning skincare routine is so simple, with just three steps - and a handy de-bloating trick - to her radiant glow.

Having worked for years now with skincare experts on her own products, we're always interested to hear what Victoria Beckham uses herself. So when she revealed the details of her morning skincare routine, we were all ears.

And pleasantly surprised to learn that we wouldn't need to spend, well, anything really because her top skincare advice is all about the way you apply products, not necessarily which products you use - though she does have a few beauty favourites our beauty team swear by.

Taking to Instagram post-shower with her hair expertly wrapped up in a towel, Victoria shared the ins-and-outs of her simple three-step skincare routine.

Starting by cleansing her face to remove any oil and product residue from her nighttime routine, Victoria applied her beauty brand's Cell Rejuvenating Power Serum to the skin. The serum is formulated with calming niacinamide to reduce redness and boost radiance – but it's the way you apply it, or any serum of your choice, that brings noticeable benefits to the texture of your skin.

Victoria explained that she 'presses the product into' her skin and 'really, really pushes' with the palms of her hands and her fingertips to massage it in. This, she says, helps to combat any puffiness or 'bloating' on the face and she 'pays special attention to the eye area' when doing this to help minimise the appearance of fine lines.

She also uses this massaging, pressing motion when applying her moisturiser. "I also press this into the skin and then use upward motions to massage the formula in," she said. "It gives the skin such a beautiful radiance."

Shop Victoria Beckham's Skincare Favourites

As Beckham's go-to serum is on the more premium side, we've also rounded up a few of her budget-friendly beauty buys, like Weleda's Skin Food, to consider.

Charlie Elizabeth Culverhouse
Freelance news writer

Charlie Elizabeth Culverhouse is a freelance royal news, entertainment and fashion writer. She began her journalism career after graduating from Nottingham Trent University with an MA in Magazine Journalism, receiving an NCTJ diploma, and earning a First Class BA (Hons) in Journalism at the British and Irish Modern Music Institute. She has also worked with Good To, BBC Good Food, The Independent, The Big Issue and The Metro.