Australian beauty products with glowing celebrity endorsements

Margot Robbie dished to Vogue Australia that she’s “all about spritzes. Aesop has really good facial mists that I have in my bag all the time because my skin gets so dry.” Her favourite from the luxury wellness brand is the Aesop Immediate Moisture Facial Hydrosol ($33 from Adore Beauty), which is infused with botanical actives derived from rose petals, bergamot and chamomile.

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Back in 2020, Kylie Jenner dished to her Instagram followers in a series of story posts that she had been using the Go-To Exfoliating Swipeys ($46 from Go-To) and adored the lactic acid and aloe vera-enriched glow-enhancing formula. “Exfoliating pads which I love; a little Go-To situation,” she told her followers, flashing the product to the camera in the video. 

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Australian luxury skincare, body care and wellness brand Aesop has managed to win the endorsement of Stranger Things star and self-professed skin care junkie Sadie Sink. Sink told L'OFFICIEL she uses the Aesop Amazing Face Cleanser ($59 from Adore Beauty) to wash her face every single day, likely because it’s gentle on skin. But we’ll see how long that lasts because in Sink’s own words: “I can never remain consistent with a skin care routine because I'll find something new that I want to try and it'll change my entire routine”. 

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We're not surprised Miranda Kerr is endorsing the hero product from her brand Kora Organics. It's core ingredient is noni fruit extract, which has become synonymous with the brand's formulations. "This is my number one favourite product. The super nourishing Noni Glow Treatment Oil ($94 from The Iconic) is great for all skin types, especially sensitive skin, [and] the certified organic ingredients will help calm redness and inflammation as it delivers an overall radiant glow," Kerr shared via the Kora Organics YouTube channel.

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In 2017, during the Beauty And The Beast promotional tour, Emma Watson would regularly post on Instagram. Although those days are long gone and the relevant posts have since been lost to the Instagram archive, that rare moment in history gave us an insight into Watson's skin care routine. Turns out the 34 year old is a big fan of Sukin's Signature Hydrating Mist Toner ($11.99 from Chemist Warehouse), and the Australian brand's commitment to a cleaner and greener future: “Sukin is an Australian brand committed to offsetting their carbon emissions through a clean energy biomass project in India,” she shared with her followers.

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Rosie Huntington-Whiteley is an Anastasia Beverly Hills clear brow gel loyalist, but she admitted via the Rose Inc Youtube channel that she’s fallen in love with the Ere Perez Aloe Gel Lash & Brow Mascara ($42 from The Iconic) because it’s “a pretty great clean alternative. I love the way it brushes through the eyebrow and gives them a sort of feathered look and it really does hold them down throughout the day,” she explained in the video.

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Cara Delevingne outed herself as a Trilogy Rosehip Oil ($24.97 from Chemist Warehouse) stan in an interview with Harper's Bazaar, claiming the essential fatty acid-rich rosehip oil is a skin smoothing hero. "I like to add a few drops [to my skin care routine] after cleansing in the evening and before my moisturiser come morning”, she explained to the publication.

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Vanessa Hudgens and Miranda Kerr are both fans of Aussie makeup brand ILIA’s Super Serum Skin Tint SPF 40 ($80 from Amazon Australia). Kerr wore the skin tint on the 2022 Met Gala Red Carpet, but as Hudgens told Refinery29, she loves wearing the multipurpose formula during the day. “I love a moisturiser and sunscreen put together,” she explained. “[It’s] a tinted moisturiser with hyaluronic acid and sunscreen — I love things that make life easy.”

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“I discovered [Lucas’ Papaw Ointment]($7.99 from Chemist Warehouse) maybe ten years ago, and I probably have ten tubes of this stuff just laying around. I even had the big red tub next to my bed for a while,” Lucy Hale told The Strategist. “Every makeup artist I know has it in their kit… [It’s] super basic. I put it on my elbows, cuticles, hands, sunburned skin, basically everything. Even if I’m not wearing any makeup, I at least have some of this on my lips. I have what I like to call lip balm anxiety: I have to have lip balm on me or at least in the room because I hate not having anything on my lips, and I kind of panic when I can’t find any.”

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Actress Naomi Watts really rates a holistic approach to her beauty routine and relies on The Beauty Chef Glow Inner Beauty Powder ($69 from Adore Beauty) to take care of her skin from the inside out. "I've been really into products from The Beauty Chef. I love adding the Hydration or Collagen Boosts to my water,” she told Who What Wear. “Its Glow Inner Beauty Powder is also really great for the skin." 

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Kaley Cuoco's makeup artist Courtney Hart used this Drunk Elephant Bronzing Drops dupe on The Big Bang Theory star to prep her skin prior to the 2024 Critics Choice Awards. "After Kaley's skin was prepped I began her look by mixing [Naked Sundays] Cabana Glow SPF 50 Mineral Glow Serum Drops in the colours Pearl ($31.50 from Naked Sundays) and Bronze ($31.50 from Naked Sundays). This gave me an illuminating base to the skin," Hart said via Instagram. "I love putting a product that glows under foundation, [and] Naked Sundays Glow Serum drops are super hydrating and nourish the skin as well as provide the perfect glow."

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