Model and WAG Erin Holland stuns in a new skincare campaign after becoming the ambassador for MxSKINCARE.
The former Miss World Australia, 34, shows off her flawless complexion after suffering cystic acne from going through IVF with her cricketer husband Ben Cutting.
The actress and classically trained singer told Daily Mail Australia using the products from the range has helped her breakouts and bring her confidence back.
She said she used to find it hard to find a skincare line that would help her not only with her cystic acne and hormonal breakouts, but for bouts of dry skin.
‘I never really had an issue with my skin until later in life, I would always get a big pimple around the time of the month but mine started when I was going through IVF and pumping my body with all these different hormones,’ she explained.
Model and WAG Erin Holland stuns in a new skincare campaign after becoming the ambassador for MxSKINCARE
‘And it wasn’t just pimples, it was cystic acne… I would find it really hard to find makeup that would work with me, it rattled me, I could deal with the stuff internally, I can hide things like being bruised and bloated from injections, but I think I felt the worst with my skin.
‘I couldn’t hide it and that’s why I started going, ”I need to put time and effort into something that works.”
Erin said she has a newfound confidence with her skin thanks to the products.
She said she used to find it hard to find a skincare line that would help her not only with her cystic acne and hormonal breakouts, but for bouts of dry skin
The former Miss World Australia, 34, shows off her flawless complexion after suffering cystic acne from going through IVF with her cricketer husband Ben Cutting
‘I feel like I was taking control and pushing back at my body that was raging a war with itself,’ she explained.
She also ran through her daily skincare routine, revealing she often double cleanses at night before putting on a moisturiser, face oil and interchanges her serums, whether it be vitamin A or B. She also uses an eye cream at night.
A facial oil from the brand retails for $79, while a vitamin C serum is priced at $89.
She also ran through her daily skincare routine, revealing she often double cleanses at night before putting on a moisturiser, face oil and interchanges her serums, whether it be vitamin A or B. She also uses an eye cream at night
‘I never really had an issue with my skin until later in life, I would always get a big pimple around the time of the month but mine started when I was going through IVF and pumping my body with all these different hormones,’ she explained
Erin said she has a newfound confidence with her skin thanks to the products. ‘I feel like I was taking control and pushing back at my body that was raging a war with itself,’ she explained
Erin also religiously uses sunscreen daily after growing up in tropical Cairns.
‘I’ve had bits and pieces before and my mum had skin cancers cut out,’ she said.
‘So looking after your skin is really important to me.’
Erin recently told The Sunday Telegraph about her IVF journey, saying the process has taken a toll on her body both ‘physically and mentally’.
Erin also religiously uses sunscreen daily after growing up in tropical Cairns
‘I did feel a real sense of loss and inadequacy just in my physical self and I think my confidence is something that has swayed up and down my entire life,’ she said.
‘I am so confident some days and others not at all, and for the first time I think I’ve felt what it is like to have days that are really a struggle.’
She added she suffers from adult acne after being diagnosed with polycystic ovaries.
Erin also recently revealed that she feels heartbroken for her husband, cricketer Ben, who longs to be a father.
‘If it was something that I didn’t want, I wouldn’t be so upset. And when I look at Ben, he is so ready and so desperate to be a dad so I feel a real sense of inadequacy,’ she told Stellar Magazine.
The television presenter went on to reveal that she has mourned over her failed attempts to fall pregnant so far.
‘For someone who was never really very maternal at all, I was shocked by how much it affected me and I felt a real sense of loss of it being a natural process,’ she said.
‘When someone looks me in the eyes and asks how I am going, I can find it really hard to say I am fine when I am not’.
Erin recently told The Sunday Telegraph about her IVF journey, saying the process has taken a toll on her body both ‘physically and mentally’. Erin recently revealed that she feels heartbroken for her husband, cricketer Ben Cutting, who longs to be a father
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