Natural skin care: Beverley Knight works hard on complexion

Fans of natural skin care should not feel too bad if they have to work hard on their complexion as one soul singer admits she has to take time to prepare her countenance.

Beverley Knight told the Daily Mail that her skin is still in its teenage stage and she still suffers from outbreaks of spots regularly.

The soul sensation said: "I have to work hard when it comes to my skin because I didn't inherit my mum's fabulous skin, I inherited my dad's teenage skin so I sometimes get spots and it retains a lot of moisture."

Using a good natural foundation was recommended by Ms Knight, who added that her hair also needs a lot of attention.

Zita Tulyahikayo recently told the Daily Mail that all the ingredients that are need to keep skin looking gorgeous are completely natural.

Posted by Jake Slazenger

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