You can to believe Reba McEntire Are you 69 years old? Yes, the fledgling “Fancy” singer is somehow almost sixty years old — and yet, she still looks like a million dollars. How does she do this? With a little help from friends who take care of her skin, of course… like FarmHouse Fresh Three Milk Ageless Moisturizer, which your makeup artist uses to infuse your skin with “low-irritation” hydration. You can get this mighty little wonder from luxury brand Farmhouse Fresh. and see what reviewers call the “Holy Grail.”
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This refreshing moisturizer contains three skin-loving milks (coconut milk, milk thistle and milk vetch) to pamper, purify and protect skin.
In a recent interview with New beautyReba’s go-to makeup artist, Brett Freedman, shared the favorite product behind her hydrated, seemingly ageless skin: FarmHouse Fresh Three Milk Ageless Moisturizer.
“[Reba] “There can’t be any skincare products that are intense enough to create downtime — i.e., pink skin for a few days — so she sticks to low-irritation products,” explained Freedman, a “Glambassador” for the Farmhouse Fresh brand. One of these low-irritation essentials is the Three Milk Ageless Moisturizer, the brand’s #1 bestseller and a favorite of other mature-but-fresh-faced celebrities like Jodie Foster and Catherine Zeta-Jones. three rich, hydrating essential botanical ingredients (coconut milk, milk thistle and milk vetch) with a clinically advanced peptide that consumer reviews say helps reduce the visibility of deep wrinkles and restore the youthful appearance of skin. formerly, and ceramides, which help replenish and rejuvenate the skin. Additionally, encapsulated retinol is also in the mix – an antioxidant that helps smooth out signs of aging, leaving users with skin ready for the spotlight.
Each botanical ingredient in the milk is an important piece of the skin-loving puzzle – hence the name of the moisturizer that touts the “Three Milks” formula! Coconut milk, with a high fat content, hydrates and soothes the skin; milk thistle brings the antioxidant silymarin at the table, which helps relieve dry and itchy skin thanks to its anti-inflammatory benefits; and plant extract vetch It is believed to help purify the skin with its own antioxidant properties.
The country star doesn’t just use Three Milk Ageless Moisturizer to keep her skin looking, well, agelessbut also employs a fun “foundation hack” with the product, thanks to a trick Freedman showed her years ago: “Mix super-hydrating Three Milk Ageless Moisturizer with a matte foundation to give a sheer tinted moisturizer feel that doesn’t I need powder”, advises the celebrity makeup artist. Free tips from a professional? We’ll take it!
Reba isn’t the only gorgeous girl who depends Three Milk Ageless Moisturizer into your beauty routine – the product has a stellar five-star average rating on the Farmhouse Fresh website, with over 1,300 reviews recorded.
“What a difference! Almost immediately I noticed a smoother, fresher skin tone and with use over the next two weeks, the appearance of wrinkles was significantly reduced!” gushed one five-star fan.
Another devotee wrote: “Three Milk truly is the Holy Grail of all products. So many benefits from one product – fresh scent, light and not at all greasy, keeps my makeup looking flawless, super hydrating and requires very little product.
Even older reviewers noticed a positive change after using Three Milk: “I have normal/dry skin and a lot of wrinkles,” confessed one user. “I’m 75 and Three Milk Moisturizer has really made a difference! Softer, smoother skin for sure – it’s a really good moisturizer.”
Just keep in mind that while it contains plenty of skincare benefits, you’ll need to add some additional SPF to your routine when using it, as this cream doesn’t contain any. “The only negative is that I wish it had sunscreen,” said one reviewer.
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Along with Reba, celebrity makeup artist Brett Freedman uses Three Milk Ageless Moisturizer on other big names like Jodie Foster and Catherine Zeta-Jones.
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