Meghan's facialist reveals how you can get glowing skin
Meghan Markle's go-to facialist Sarah Chapman has revealed how anyone can use the simple pinching techniques she uses on the royal bride-to-be to achieve her famous glow.
Sarah, who also counts the likes of Victoria Beckham amongst her clients, will appear on Wednesday's This Morning to talk about one treatment the future royal is said to be a fan of.
Sarah's signature 'sculpting massage' is hugely popular at her Chelsea clinic - where Meghan was spotted visiting soon after moving to the UK last year.
And on the show, she will explain how Meghan's fans can carry out some simple pinching and draining methods to stimulate blood flow and replicate a similar glow at home.
'We use lots of techniques of massage during a facial, so we will do a lot of pinching and small movements that really boost the blood flow and you will see the skin go a little bit red,' she says in a preview clip.
Meghan Markle was seen leaving Sarah Chapman's skin clinic after touching down in the UK last year
The facialist is rumoured to be Meghan's go-to. Sarah explained to This Morning exactly how to replicate the techniques used in a sculpting massage
'You can do this at home and it actually boosts the blood circulation which feeds the cells with nutrients and oxygen at a much deeper level it's really good for healthy skin.
'Then we also do a lot of drainage which will lift and sculpt this jaw line area, because quite often there is a lot of fluid retention here and that actually makes it look really heavy and drop and look puffy.
'So by draining and doing these movements out towards the lymph nodes you can really sculpt.'
AT-HOME SCULPTING MASSAGE TECHNIQUE Facialist to the stars Sarah Chapman reveals her techniques for a facial massage: Pinch skin to boost blood flow
Massage and lift along the neckline
Smooth along the jawline towards the lymph nodes to encourage fluid drainage
Sarah, whose hands are reportedly insured for one million, has a waiting list of up to three-months.
She set up her skincare brand in 2008, opening her flagship clinic in Chelsea.
The most expensive treatment the shop offers is a £450 full face skin resurfacing to give a 'brighter, smoother skin surface'.
The highbrow clinic is renowned for its bespoke facials which range from £125 to £220.
The clinic has a number of high profile celebrity clients, including Victoria Beckham, Gigi Hadid and Jourdan Dunn.
In the past Sarah has said she’s ‘not allowed’ to talk about the potential princess-to-be.
Sarah - whose hands are thought to be insured for one million - explains that by smoothing along the jawline it can encourage drainage
In the past Sarah has said she’s ‘not allowed’ to talk about the potential princess-to-be as a client
Meghan is preparing to marry Prince Harry on May 19th and will no doubt be making sure her skin is in perfect condition ahead of the ceremony
As well as ensuring she looks her best for the wedding day with plenty of beauty treatments, bride-to-be Meghan has reportedly been on a pre-wedding health kick.
had her bridal gown repeatedly altered in the run up to the big day after going on a pre-wedding health kick.
The former Suits star, who is rumoured to have enlisted London-based design duo Ralph and Russo to create her gown, has had 'at least three fittings at Kensington Palace, with the dress taken in each time', according to The Sun.
'Like most brides, Meghan has been on a bit of a health kick and has lost a significant amount of weight,' a source said.
The insider added that the retired actress has asked for a £40,000 'ornate and intricate' gown that will be more of a 'showstopper' than Kate's, while still ticking the royal protocol boxes.
Find out more from Sarah on This Morning, Wednesday, from 10.30am