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Queen Elizabeth II's favourite beauty products
We've got a round up of the Queen's beauty must-haves from some very reliable sources...
Essie Nail Lacquer in Ballet Slippers, £7.99
Although her hands and nails are usually hidden behind white gloves (worn so large crowds can spot her waving) it's rumoured that the Queen has been wearing Essie's Ballet Slippers, £7.99, since 1989 when the palace asked the founder, Essie Weingarten, for a bottle of it.
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Bronnley Lemon and Neroli Soap, £12 for three soaps
They look and smell delicious, so it’s no surprise that Bronnley soaps have been used in the Royal households for the last 70 years. Their iconic Lemon Soap was one of the first products ever produced and has been updated and given a modern twist with neroli.
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Clarins Hand and Nail Treatment Cream, £21
It’s never been acknowledged by the palace, but it's safe to say that there might be a few Clarins products tucked away in the Queen's bathroom cabinet. After all, it was the beauty brand of choice to create a lip colour to match the Queen’s ceremonial robes for her coronation in 1953, and then granted a Royal Warrant in 2007. Her alleged favourite is the Clarins Hand and Nail Treatment, £21, which immediately softens and rehydrates the hands.
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Elizabeth Arden Beautiful Color Moisturizing Lipstick, £21
Even the Queen has to re-apply her lipstick sometimes, and at formal functions it’s been noticed that she has pulled out Elizabeth Arden’s Beautiful Colour Moisturising Lipstick, £21, from her Launer London handbag. We hear that’s she partial to the Bold Red shade but also likes to use the iconic 8 Hour Cream too.
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Kent Brush, £9.99
They’ve been a Royal favourite since the 18th century and Kent brushes has also been the proud holder of a Royal Warrant for nine consecutive reigns. Founded in the reign of George III, they’re still used by the Royal household and their soft, fine bristles are ideal for brushing children's hair.
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