Egyptian Magic Cream seems to be Sam Faiers' latest beauty secret as she's been using it on baby Paul's dry skin and says it's so good she uses it too!
Mum-of-two Sam Faiers always looks super glam and her latest purchase not only protects her skin, but baby Paul's too.
Sam took to Instagram to post a short video on her story to share her latest 'mum hack' with her two million followers.
The former Only Way Is Essex beauty showed off a small tub of cream that she says has helped with baby Paul's dry skin and is also a natural favourite of her own.
Sam said: 'I thought I'd share with you a little secret of mine. I use this on baby Paul's dry skin and it's brilliant.'
She added: 'It's all natural, olive oil, bees wax - I use it on my skin as well and it's really nice.'
The product in question is Egyptian Magic Cream and Sam revealed that she found the cream on the online retailer Amazon.
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Sam said she uses this cream on baby Paul's dry skin
You can grab an 118ml tub for £29.99 on Amazon; it usually retails at £36.69 and is currently on sale online for £28.99, a saving of £4.70. It can also be purchased from Boots for £29.
The cream's natural ingredients, including: olive oil, beeswax, honey, bee pollen, royal jelly and Propolis extract, each hold 'legendary' healing properties.
By using the cream it is thought that the effects of scars, burns, stretch marks, insect bites, rashes and skin conditions such as eczema and psoriasis can be reduced.
Baby Paul with his little sister Rosie
Egyptian Magic Cream can also be used to maintain your skin health and could be incorporated into your regular beauty regime. The 'all purpose beauty balm' can be used as a hair conditioner, to tame your eyebrows, to prevent ache, prolong your tan or give provide an intense facial moisture boost!
Sam isn't the only famous face who has fallen in love with the cream. According to the product description the cream is even used by celebrities such as Madonna and actresses Kate Hudson and Emily Blunt.
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