Miranda Kerr swears by this "incredible" foundation for covering her pigmentation
As far as flawless skin goes, Miranda Kerr isn't doing too badly.
The Victoria's Secret model has aways enjoyed sharing her beauty routine with fans, and is so into taking care of her skin that she founded her own skincare line, Kora Organics.
One thing the model has always talked really open about is her battle with hyperpigmentation, a skin condition she's dealt with since her first pregnancy (she's now a mum of three).
There are some amazing dark-spot correctors out there designed to combat skin discolouration, and Miranda uses the Instant Facial Glow On the Go, £32 and Noni Bright Vitamin C Serum, £60 from her own range to combat hers.
Topical vitamin C is particularly good at targeting skin concerns such as inflammation, redness, sunburn, age spots and pigmentation, confirms aesthetic doctor Dr Rita Rakus. "It is also an excellent antioxidant, protecting the skin from harmful free radicals."
But pigmentation is something that can come and go, however good your skincare routine. So if it's something that really bothers you when you look in the mirror (it shouldn't, but if it does), then it's worth investing in a good concealer to neutralise an uneven skin tone.
And what does Miranda-with-the-good-skin swear by? A lightweight hybrid foundation-concealer by beauty brand RMS, that promises to "cover imperfections and redness while hydrating and healing the skin." It comes in 13 shades and Miranda rates it so highly that it made it into her wedding day make-up kit.
The model did a bathroom tutorial for Vogue recently, during which she confirmed her love for the "incredible" foundation, applying it all over using a stipple brush before gently pressing it into the skin using her fingers.
She also curled her eyelashes using a spoon and massaged her shoulders with the end of a make-up brush for the video, confirming that when it comes to lockdown beauty hacks, Miranda knows best...
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