TESS Daly is back on our screens looking as fabulous as ever in her co-hosting slot on TV’s Strictly Come Dancing.
The presenter, 55, has been dazzling viewers with her stunning looks and jaw-dropping outfits since the BBC series first began in 2004.
Tess is back on our screens as a co-host on the 20th series of Strictly Come Dancing[/caption]
She said that a £5 beauty buy helps to keep her skin looking dewy[/caption]
Tess doesn’t appear to have aged since her first appearance on Strictly[/caption]
While this year’s celebrities and their pro partners get set to Tango and Waltz their way into the judges’ favour tonight, viewers’ eyes will no doubt be on Tess too.
Tess has co-presented Strictly Come Dancing since the show began back in 2004.
Dubbed ‘Miss Sunshine’ by the late Bruce Forsyth, she brings elegance and a touch of warmth to Saturday nights.
But one thing is certain it appears that Tess hasn’t aged a second, and in fact, is actually ageing backwards.
And it’s clear that fans agree. Just last week, Tess shared an adorable snap on Instagram alongside her hubby, Vernon Kay, with many fans wondering ‘How can Tess Daly be 55?’
So, what’s her secrets?
Here, OLIVIA STRINGER reveals all, including the bargain £5 buy she says gives her skin that enviable “dewy and radiant” glow.
Less is more with make-up
When it comes to make up, less is definitely more for Tess, who revealed to Good Housekeeping how going for lighter coverage has in fact helped her become more confident in her skin.
“I definitely wear less makeup, even on screen than I did 20 years ago”, Tess said.
“For me, too much makeup, too-thick foundation and too much powder sits in the creases and highlights the lines a lot more.
“As I’ve got older, I’ve found less is more.”
Tess revealed how she’s also glad she left behind her days of wearing blue eyeshadow and pink lipstick.
Eye bag ‘Magic’
Under eye shadows can be instantly ageing but not for Tess – hers are camouflaged by her trusted make up artist Aimee Adams.
Aimee has also worked with stars including Christine McGuinness, Amber Gill, and Lottie Moss.
“She’s very clever. She has great tricks that hide the shadows under my eyes and the bags,” Tess revealed.
“Well, help to hide! I’m like, ‘Can I have a really dark smokey eyeshadow please to hide the creases?’ She’s a magician.”
£5 skincare
Due to her busy schedule, Tess said that she often looks sleep deprived, so swears by Simple’s Booster Serum with Vitamin C, E and F.
This serum is naturally brilliant at brightening your complexion, reducing fine lines and protecting against environmental aggressors like pollution and blue light.
The product costs just £5 at Boots and Tess revealed how it always makes her skin look “more dewy and radiant than it actually is.”
Not only this, but to ensure that Tess’ skin looks bright and fresh, she always swears by her slightly unique sleep trick.
The presenter previously revealed on social media that she practices ‘mouth taping’ – a method that helps to encourage nose breathing, for a deeper, more restful sleep.
Not only this, but during a chat with SheerLuxe, Tess revealed the cheap skincare buy she couldn’t live without.
She confessed: “As you get older, it’s all about moisturiser. I have such dry skin (made worse in the winter months) and I really like using those overnight sleeping masks.
“I’ve tried everything, and really like Simple’s version, the Skin Quench Sleeping Cream.
“It’s super affordable – I think I picked it up in the supermarket during the last weekly shop! It’s brilliant.”
Early rising
It’s clear to see that Tess, who has legs for days, is in great shape.
But to get her slim and incredibly toned physique, Tess has revealed one of her top secrets…
Tess always sets her alarm for 6:30am, 20 minutes before her two daughters and radio presenter husband Vernon wake up.
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She starts the day with stretches, so she feels like she has spent time on herself.
Discussing her exercise routine with MailOnline, Tess previously revealed: “When it comes to exercise, I’d rather not break a sweat, and instead enjoy yoga, which I discovered when I was modelling in the 1990s.
“Sometimes I’ll lift weights, which I keep behind the sofa whilst watching Netflix.”
Fridge is her ‘pharmacy’
Tess revealed that she has always been into healthy eating and treats her fridge like her own pharmacy.
She’s revealed previously that she loves ginger because of it’s anti-viral properties, and often adds it to juices and tea.
And while she doesn’t deprive herself of sweet treats, she has them in moderation.
To keep germs and bugs at bay, the former model pops a multi-vitamin every day.
Treatment boost
Once a year, Tess treats herself to a Ultherapy treatment, a non-invasive, ultrasound treatment that tightens and lifts the skin on the face and neck.
Discussing how it boosts her skin, Tess told Get The Gloss: “I just find I look more relaxed, dewy and fresh but it’s not invasive.”
She also revealed that she gets a sports massage once a month to help release tension, and goes for a reflexology treatment on her days, which she described as “absolute heaven.”
Keep doing what you’re doing Tess, it’s working a treat.
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Tess revealed she wears a lot less makeup than she used to. Pictured with Vernon in their younger years[/caption]
Tess revealed that she has Ultherapy once a year which is a non-invasive treatment which tones the face and neck[/caption]
