FAB AT 50

Inside Hannah Waddingham’s bargain beauty routine that she uses instead of Botox at 50 – and it includes a £6 Boots buy

A number of the products that actress Hannah swears by are currently on sale

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SHE'S a household name thanks to her iconic role as Rebecca Welton in Ted Lasso.

But it’s not just Hannah Waddingham’s acting ability that’s earned her a horde of fans, but also her honesty. 

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Hannah Waddingham, 50, doesn't get Botox because she's scared of needlesCredit: Getty
The actress aged 34 pictured at a red carpet event in 2008Credit: Alamy
She utilises a mix of cheap and expensive skincare products for a glow-from-withinCredit: YouTube/Harper's BAZAAR

The mum-of-one has been open about her fertility issues, “dry” love life and the evening beauty routine she swears by instead of Botox. 

Hannah still has a fear of needles aged 50, so opts for skincare products that do enough work to offset the need for any “intrusive” tweakments. 

Her skincare mantra is to mix both expensive and cheap products to get the best of both worlds - and the most for your money. 

“I’m absolutely obsessed with very, very good products with no rubbish in them,” she says. 

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“There are some things in my regime that are more lowkey and then other things that I spend the pennies on.

"I don’t want to have any intrusive things done to my face because I’m scared of needles.”

The actress shared her evening beauty routine from the comfort of her own bathroom in a YouTube video with . 

“I’ve always used a cleansing balm,” she tells. 

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“I like it being a one-purpose thing, I don’t really like a separate eye make-up remover.

"And I just think it really gets into the grub and into the make-up.”

, which costs £49 for a 100g tub. 

However, it’s currently in the for £41.65. 

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