Makeup artist reveals $1,000 face cream she used on Lucy Hale – it’s ‘clinically proven to reduce wrinkles by 32%’

IF you ever wanted to know how to get Lucy Hale's flawless skin, you're in luck.

The star's makeup artist has revealed the nearly $1,000 anti-aging skincare cream she uses on her.

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Carolina Gonzalez (@cgonzalezbeauty) divulged the star's secret beauty tip in an Instagram post.

To prep the skin for makeup, she spritzed Hale's face with the Heritage Store's Rosewater.

The star of her skincare lineup, however, was the $995 111skin Celestial Black Diamond Cream.

Dr. Yannis Alexandrides, plastic surgeon and founder of the 111 Harley St in London, formulated the luxurious cream.

It's packed with anti-aging ingredients, including regenerative proteins, plant extracts, and powerhouse actives that firm the skin.

Licorice root, centella asiatica, and hyaluronic acid work to hydrate and soothe the skin.

Dr. Yannis' special NAC Y² formula also provides antioxidants and environmental protectants to boost collagen production and improve elasticity.

The Diamond cream has been clinically proven to reduce wrinkles by 32%, brighten the skin by 30%, and improve skin firmness by 47%.

Reviewers raved about the cream, which they felt was worth every penny.

"Applying this cream is like giving your face a warm hug," wrote one.

"It’s creamy, feels very luxurious, and leaves my skin smoother, plumper, and more even. Perfect for my sensitive to dry aging skin! Love it!"

"I was excited to use this product," said another.

"It is lovely to use, and although expensive - only a small amount is required, and therefore, it will last."

One woman in her sixties revealed that she swears by the cream.

"I am 62 years old, and I look pretty good for my age. But this product, the serum, and this moisturizer make my skin feel wonderful," she said.

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"And, as wonderful as they make my skin feel, they help my skin appear lovely.

She added that though the price tag was initially hard to swallow, the jar lasted her a long time.

"It is unparalleled, terribly expensive, but worth bypassing a couple of the $300 creams and buying this one. You really only need a tiny bit."

One commenter agreed that the luxury cream stood out against a saturated market filled with expensive skincare brands.

"These products stand head and shoulders above the rest. I've used them all, and between the serum and the moisturizer, my skin age appears much younger than it should," they said.

"I go to a lot of trouble to get the product overseas, but the results warrant the trouble and the cost."