- Victoria Beckham revealed some of her favorite wellness products she incorporates into her day-to-day self-care routine.
- The former Spice Girl and English fashion designer can't get enough of the Weleda Skin Food hand cream, which claims to keep hands super moisturized and prevent cracked skin.
- Boasting a 4.5 out of 5-star rating, it's available on Amazon for less than $15.
Victoria Beckham is known for a lot of things — her role as Posh Spice in the iconic all-girl musical group the Spice Girls, her chic sense of style and 10+ years as an English fashion designer and her longstanding marriage to soccer player David Beckham are just a few of the things to add to that list. More recently, she's influencing her fans with one of her favorite affordable hand creams that she absolutely swears by — and soon you will too.
In a Harper's Bazaar interview back in 2023, the mom of four shared her favorite wellness products that she incorporates into her self-care routine, crediting everything from fitness accessories to body oil and Epsom salts she says help her "unwind" and "lock in moisture." Among those is the very affordable Weleda Skin Food Original Ultra-Rich Cream she uses both in the morning and at night.
Weleda Skin Food Original Ultra-Rich Body Cream
According to the brand, the rose-scented hand cream uses rosemary, chamomile and pansy extracts, as well as sunflower and almond oils. "I'm religious about my skincare routine," she told Harper's. "I struggled with my skin for years, so ensuring it's clean and healthy is a big party of my beauty routine." And according to Amazon reviews, she's not the only fan of this cream.
Having earned a 4.5-star rating, customers say it "works wonders" on skin. "If you ever think your skin is beyond dehydrated, Welda Skin Food will come to your rescue," a reviewer wrote online. "Five days of overnight and day use [and] you’ll see a huge difference."
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Annie O’Sullivan (she/her) covers holiday, gift guide, travel, and lifestyle content at Good Housekeeping. She has a degree in magazine journalism from Syracuse University and previously reported for Runner’s World, NBC New York/NY 4 and Woman’s Day. Annie also has experience writing entertainment news and celebrity-focused content.
