From what they wear to what they eat and drink, we have an undeniable fascination with the royal family and their beauty products are no exception.
While eagle-eyed royal watchers can often decipher what their favourite royals are wearing, it can be hard to know for sure which beauty products they use.
However, over the years the women of the royal family have let slip what they keep in their makeup bags and bathroom cabinets.
From Princess Catherine‘s favourite fragrance to the late Queen Elizabeth’s beloved nail polish, here are all the beauty products that the royals love.

Queen Elizabeth — Clarins Joli Rouge lipstick
Queen Elizabeth’s 1953 coronation was a historical spectacle. Not only had Britain not had a queen in over 50 years since the death of Queen Victoria, but the royals experimented with burgeoning colour television to broadcast the coronation live.
With this in mind, Queen Elizabeth commissioned a deep red ruby shade of lipstick from a French cosmetics brand called Clarins. The idea was that the red would pop onscreen both in colour and in black and white.
The lipstick, which is part of the Joli Rouge line, can still be purchased today from Clarins for a cool $59.

Princess Catherine — Trilogy Certified Organic Rosehip Oil
Princess Catherine’s dermatologist, Dr Emma Patel, has said “One of Kate’s go-to skincare products is rosehip oil, which is packed with vitamins A and C. It helps to reduce fine lines, boost collagen, and keep the skin supple.”
Trilogy offers an award-winning, cold-pressed rosehip oil that’s surprisingly affordable; you can get a bottle for just $37.95.

Meghan Markle — Charlotte Tilbury Pillow Talk Matte Revolution Lipstick
Even though her lifestyle blog The Tig is long-defunct, Meghan Markle‘s favourite beauty products are still easily discoverable. When she and Prince Harry appeared on the cover of TIME Magazine back in 2021, the Duchess of Sussex donned the cult lipstick shade Pillow Talk by Charlotte Tilbury.
The lipstick is reportedly so popular that one of the shades sells every two minutes. You can pick up the Charlotte Tilbury Pillow Talk lipstick for $54.

Princess Catherine — Yves Saint Laurent Touche Éclat Concealer
The Princess of Wales’ beauty regime is known for being subtle, yet captivating. So, it’s no wonder that people are keen to know what the royal’s preferred beauty products are.
Whilst Catherine and her glam team keep tight-lipped, it has been reported that she often reaches for the ultra-glamourous YSL Beauty Touche Éclat Concealer. You can snag it for yourself for $79!

Princess Diana – Penhaligons Bluebell Eau De Toilette
One of the late Princess Diana‘s favourite perfumes is still available to purchase today.
Prince Harry revealed in his memoir Spare that his mum loved Penhaligons Bluebell Eau De Toilette. The fragrance has notes of spicy clove, cinnamon, rose and lily, and retails for $240.

Princess Catherine — Orange Blossom by Jo Malone
Princess Catherine is the embodiment of elegance. So, it was hardly surprising when it was revealed that the Princess of Wales’ signature scent is also extremely elegant.
Catherine is said to reach for Orange Blossom by Jo Malone. It is a spring-inspired floral fragrance with a subtle spicy facet. A 30ml bottle will set you back $120.

Queen Elizabeth — Essie Nail Polish in ‘Ballet Slippers’
Queen Elizabeth famously loved the shade Ballet Slippers by the nail care brand Essie.
The story goes that in 1989, Her Majesty’s hairdresser penned a letter to the brand requesting a bottle of the best-selling polish.
From there, the nail polish quickly became a beauty staple for the Queen and eventually Princess Catherine and Meghan Markle too. So it’s one of the most verified of the royal beauty products.
Essie’s Ballet Slippers retails for just $16.

Meghan Markle — Dior Backstage Foundation
In 2018, when Meghan Markle walked down the aisle to wed Prince Harry, her natural wedding day glam had everyone wanting to know her beauty secrets — and the new royal’s preferred beauty products.
Whilst Meghan never confirmed what she used on her big day, whispers from the beauty world say that the Duchess of Sussex used Dior Backstage Foundation — a skin tint with buildable coverage that goes for $79.

Queen Camilla — Silk Skin Bee Bee Cream
Queen Camilla and Princess Catherine are both said to love Deborah Mitchell’s bee venom facials which reportedly cost upwards of $455.
Deborah Mitchell also has her own line of skincare and makeup inspired by her famous bee venom facials. Reportedly, Queen Camilla reaches for the Silk Skin Bee Bee Cream.