‘Ted Lasso’ Actress Hannah Waddingham Swears By This Drugstore Moisturiser

Hannah Waddingham– or for those deep into bingeing season three of Ted Lasso, ‘Rebecca Welton’ – has just shared the secret behind her radiant, youthful complexion. And with a self-confessed fear of needles, Hannah has skipped any invasive procedures and instead found her glow inside the tube of one very popular drugstore moisturiser.

What drugstore moisturiser does Hannah Waddingham use?

If you’ve paced the aisles of Priceline, kept up with previous Glosscar Award winners or skimmed over Victoria Beckham’s skin care routine, you’ve likely come across this bright green tube once or twice before.

Sharing her regimen with Harper’s Bazaar, Hannah described Weleda’s Skin Food Light ($27.95, currently $22.36, at Adore Beauty) as a “really good basic thing that I absolutely love.”

Although Hannah’s routine does feature a few higher-end products (like Dr Barbara Sturm’s Hyaluronic Serum, $445 at MECCA), she doesn’t allow price to dictate her every purchase decision.

“Not necessarily the most expensive things are the best,” she said. A sentiment which is always music to our ears – especially when it comes from those who have truly tried it all. “I’ve kind of fallen in love with skin care, being in my mid-forties I try and mix and match things that are more expensive and less expensive.”

As for Weleda’s role in her routine, there’s very little Hannah doesn’t use it for. “It’s like my version of Elizabeth Arden’s Eight Hour,” she explained. “You can put it on your elbows, lips, it’s really gorgeous and smells fabulous”.

But no, she didn’t stop there. “You can use it on your legs,” she continued. “It’s something that always keeps my face calm and moisturised.”

All that for under $30? It’s safe to say Rebecca is certainly getting her money’s worth out of this affordable moisturiser.

Have you tried Weleda’s Skin Food Light? If not, would you like to?