“Hollywood glass skin” incoming
Katherine Ryan has never been shy about sharing her honest thoughts, whether it’s on stage, on her podcast or on social media, and lately she’s been talking openly about skincare in the thick of new-mum life. After welcoming her baby daughter in October, the 42-year-old comedian has been posting regularly about a simple weekly treatment she says has become her go-to skin shortcut, calling it her ultimate new-mum skincare hack.
The product? Miracle Skin Transformation by Cosmetic Consult, £14.99 for a treatment. Designed to be used once a week, in a single step, with no downtime and no elaborate layering, it’s ideal for new mums juggling sleepless nights, hormonal shifts and very little time to themselves.
The treatment is formulated to target some of the most common skin concerns that tend to crop up during and after pregnancy. Hormonal breakouts, uneven texture and pigmentation are all things many women experience postpartum, particularly as estrogen levels drop and collagen production slows. The formula includes salicylic acid and niacinamide to help keep breakouts in check, alongside natural retinol and witch hazel to support skin renewal and clarity.
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It’s also designed to strengthen the skin barrier, something that often takes a hit after pregnancy. A healthier barrier not only helps skin look smoother and more resilient, but also means the rest of your skincare can work more effectively.
Katherine has spoken about using the treatment regularly and fitting it in around her schedule, which is likely why it’s resonated with so many new mums online. She even captioned her Instagram Story showing the product with “Hollywood glass skin” – something we’re all desperately looking to achieve, new mum or not.
The comedian is full of helpful health and beauty information at the moment. Just the other week, she let slip one of her everyday anti-ageing tricks that hides in her morning coffee. Rather than adding another step to her beauty routine, the youthful-looking comedian has found a way to work collagen into something she already does without fail.
The ingredient she uses is Absolute Collagen, £55.99 on Amazon for 28 servings, a product that has become a talking point for reasons that extend beyond the expected skin-plumping beauty benefits.
“I absolutely love this in my coffee, makes it taste like vanilla for some reason,” she penned on a recent Instagram story, sharing the Absolute Collagen packet.
