Your guide to every celebrity who uses THIS cult £9 ‘glowy’ moisturiser

Molly-Mae revealed she is a huge fan of Weleda Skin Food during a YouTube tutorial, where she attempted to recreate Maddison Beer's glowy make-up routine with Vogue.Talking through the first step in her routine, Molly-Mae explained, "to prime my face and to moisturise, I'm using the Weleda Skin Food.""My make-up artist Holly...she always always uses this on me."

Talking to heatworld, Olivia Attwood shared her fave budget beauty buy, explaining, "this is such a makeup artist hack that I've definitely stolen from watching MUA's videos on Instagram, but it's the Weleda Skin Food. I don't use it as my moisturiser, I actually use it under my foundation and it's such a nice base. Like I mix a bit of that with my NARS primer. The foundation just glides on top of it, it is lovely."

Weleda Skin Food has won beauty awards the world over and garnered loyal celebrity fans like Victoria Beckham. Victoria has used Weleda Skin Food for years and even stocked up on the holy grail balm backstage at her SS20 fashion week show to ensure the make-up artists had all they needed to give the waiting models a glow-up.

Mary Bedford discovered that Weleda Skin Food doubles up as the best make-up base when working as a model for Boohoo. She revealed all in a YouTube video, "this is so hydrating, nearly everywhere I work [as a model] uses this on me, it must be the best thing to use."Since her discovery, Mary has shared her holy grail with all the girls in the Love Island villa, and now they're all as obsessed.

In a YouTube video titled, 'MY BOYFRIEND DOES MY MAKEUP CHALLENGE!!' Toby Aromolaran hilariously applies Chloe Burrow's go-to products with as little help as possible. The #content for The People.Chloe does however interject when Toby goes to apply her foundation (Nars Sheer Glow, FYI) and forgets a crucial step - a glowy primer."What is the primer?" Toby asks with the same level of confusion as we had in GCSE Chemistry."Well, Mary actually got me into this on Love Island," Chloe tells her Love Island beau. "It's the Weleda Skin Food and it's bloody brilliant."

Discussing her self-care favourites with heatworld, Kaz Kamwi revealed, "I love Weleda Skin Food which was introduced to me by the girls on the show [Mary Bedford and Chloe Burrows are both big fans]. I use it as a primer and it's so good. It really hydrates the skin and gives you a glowy, healthy look. You literally look like you've put a little bit of oil on your face, it's so good. It's a really great primer but it's universal. It works for all skin types and tones, too."

Another fan of the infamous balm is Geordie Shore's Sophie Kasaei. For dewy skin, Sophie revealed she loves "Weleda Skin Food, it is so cheap and it's under a tenner. I've got quite dry skin, so I use the original one and I put it on before bed. Honestly the next day, the glow!"

Anna and Mandi Vakili sat down with heatworld to chat about all things skincare and beauty. When asked about their skincare routine, Anna revealed she loves "the Weleda Skin Food, it's amazing for really dry skin."

Speaking to Dazed Beauty,Euphoria's Chloe Cherry says: "I discovered this product because my make-up artist on Euphoria would put this on my skin every day; Alex French, she's very talented. She used to always say that it was the best thing to make your skin really dewy. It's the Weleda Skin Food, oh my god, it's so, so, so good."

When heatworld asked Katy McDermott what her ultimate budget beauty buy is, she shared, "I love Weleda Skinfood, it's a face and body moisturiser. This time of year I get really dry around my nose and chin area, it's not spots but dry skin. When I put that on, it's like a blanket for my dry marks... if that makes sense! It's really good."

Rachel Leary talked make-up tips, YouTube wisdom and the primer she swears by for glowy skin with heatworld, revealing: "I literally rave about this in all of the make-up videos that I do, it's by a brand called Weleda and it's their Skin Food (£10). Oh my goodness, it's amazing. It's a really intense moisturiser and it has a little bit of a tack to it. So it's become my number one way of priming my skin before makeup. It's just insane. But then if you've got really, really dry patches of skin, and you just want a thick intensive moisturiser before you go to bed, this is just amazing. Honestly, I heard people rave about it and then I finally jumped on the hype and it is absolutely worth it."