Victoria Beckham has always spoken publicly about her skin. The wife of David Beckham has long been refreshingly honest about her visage journey – from revealing all about her acne in her youth, her allegiance to SPF at all times, and, of course, her foray into skincare through her brand, Victoria Beckham Beauty.
The mother-of-four also regularly name-drops what facials she loves on her wildly popular Instagram account, from Sarah Chapman to Augustinus Bader.
In June, the fashion mogul shared a video of herself getting her facial from the highly acclaimed beauty expert Keren Bartov, who carried out a ‘mini lift’ using a blue-lighted device, which included an ultrasound with radio frequency to build collagen and ‘lift’ the skin.
We sat down with the facialist the Hollywood A-listers swear by for a chat filled with supreme skincare knowledge. Grab a cup of tea; you’ll learn a lot!
“I believe that tailor-made advanced treatments, using the latest medical technology combined with traditional skincare techniques and practices, are the key to unlocking your best skin,” Keren tells HELLO!.
“My approach is about giving clients their healthiest skin ever – that signature glow that comes from within.”
How to delay skincare ageing
We all have anti-ageing at the forefront of our minds. Keren has five core principles for healthy skin.
“Start early – great skin in later years begins with smart skincare from a young age. Avoid sun exposure and always wear protection.
“Active ingredients – peptides and acids, especially next-generation actives, are true game changers.
“Personalisation – skin changes with seasons, hormones, and age. Your routine should change with it.
“Technology – strategic device use dramatically amplifies results.
“Sun protection – every day, all year, no exceptions.”
Perfect your night skincare routine
“I never go to sleep without applying an active serum,” explains Keren. “The night is when the skin does most of its repair and regeneration, so it’s the perfect opportunity to deliver high-performance ingredients like peptides, niacinamide, or antioxidants.”
