WAG Rebecca Judd reveals her surprisingly simple beauty hack for eyes after her latest at-home modelling shoot
AFL WAG Rebecca Judd is known for her flawless makeup looks.
On Tuesday, the 37-year-old shared her latest beauty hack for her 866,000 followers, after a gruelling at-home modelling shoot.
On Instagram, Bec showcased her makeup while drawing attention to her rather full eyelashes.
That’s interesting! WAG Rebecca Judd, 37, (pictured) has revealed her surprisingly simple beauty hack for eyes on Instagram, after her latest at-home modelling shoot
‘I wanted to show you my eyes,’ she said, showing her blended, natural makeup look.
‘I have individual lashes on. So whenever I do my own hair and makeup I use false lashes. Not the strip ones as they are annoying and always come off.
‘They irritate me so much,’ she added.
Secret’s out! ‘I wanted to show you my eyes. I have individual lashes on,’ Bec said, showcasing her eyelashes along with her blended, natural makeup look
She then let fans know she uses tweezers to apply the individual lashes, before adding she applies the lashes from the outside in.
She finished by saying she uses Duo glue in white as it dries clear, which stops any mistakes from looking noticeable.
Bec is certainly no stranger to sharing beauty hacks, with her sharing how to achieve the perfectly arched brow in February.
No surgery required! ‘The braids pull my eyes back and give that “fox eye” effect,’ Bec said
She explained that her stylist braids her hair and then pulls them back tightly to make her face appear tauter. The braids are then concealed under her wavy tresses.
‘What [my hair stylist] has done is tiny little braids, really tight, pulled back and pinned on each side and tied at the back,’ she said, while showing the hidden braids under her hair.
‘The braids pull my eyes back and give that “fox eye” effect.’
Self-conscious: In 2013, Rebecca acknowledged that she ‘invests a lot of time, effort and cash’ into her appearance. She also joked last year that she uses Snapchat filters to make herself look better without makeup
In 2013, Rebecca acknowledged that she ‘invests a lot of time, effort and cash’ into her appearance.
‘I get lots of little lumps and bumps here and there if I don’t stay on top of things and I have shocking eye bags some times,’ she said.
Last year, Rebecca confessed on her KIIS FM radio show that she often uses Snapchat filters to make herself look better without makeup.
She jokingly said that the dog face filter makes her ‘the hottest I have ever looked’.
Family life: Rebecca and her husband, retired AFL star Chris Judd, share four children: son Oscar, eight, daughter Billie, six, and three-year-old twin sons Tom and Darcy (all pictured)