Masks with bee venom and no Botox: it became known how Queen Camilla takes care of herself at 77

At 77 years old, Queen Camilla, the wife of King Charles III of Great Britain, does not forget about her hair, makeup, and manicure. Her secret is a well-groomed look without excessive cosmetic interventions and "beauty injections."

Minimalism has long been a highlight of the queen, who does not dye her gray hair and does not experiment with nail color or hairstyles. The Daily Mail told us how the monarch's chosen one takes care of herself.

Her bob haircut has remained unchanged for 35 years. The Queen styles her hair herself on ordinary days, and for official events, she entrusts her strands to a stylist who carefully styles them, adding volume to the face.

The queen is said to have not changed her manicurist for 15 years. Usually, the rulers apply a barely noticeable coating of Chanel nail polish. They emphasize hand care to slow down skin aging.

According to royal experts, Camilla's face was not touched by Botox. She refused to cut, smooth, or add anything on principle. However, this does not mean that the Queen does not need a beautician.

She prefers special procedures costing more than 300 pounds (15 thousand hryvnias). They involve the use of masks with bee venom, which instantly acts on the skin, making it lighter, firmer, and more radiant.

Home care is also present in the life of the ruler. She regularly cleanses and moisturizes her skin.

This allows her makeup artist not to spend all her free time in the palace. As you could see at Wimbledon this year, the Queen applies cosmetics herself. One of her favorites is Tom Ford's Indian Rose lipstick.

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