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London - Britain's Duchess Catherine is taking beauty tips from her stepmother-in-law.
The newest member of the royal family - who married Prince William in April - has been receiving treatments from Deborah Mitchell after Duchess Camilla, the wife of Prince Charles, recommended the beautician's bee sting facial.
A source told the Mail on Sunday newspaper: "Deborah has been treating Camilla for six years now. Like any customer who finds something good, Camilla has told her friends and in-laws, including Kate. Now she visits the Royal Family wherever they are in residence. They are lovely to her."
As well as her treatments, Deborah is known for her bee venom mask - which contains manuka honey, shea butter, rose and lavender essential oils, a "secret" ingredient and around 1% bee venom - which tricks the skin's surface into thinking it has been stung, increasing blood flow, collagen and elasticity.
Famous fans
Famous fans of the product are said to include Victoria Beckham, Michelle Preiffer and Kylie Minogue.
Deborah said: "They were discovering the more they did Botox, the more their faces did not match their body language and viewers found them difficult to trust.
"This pushes out those wrinkles and gives a smooth, supple look and feel to the skin - as opposed to the frozen-face look associated with Botox."
Deborah, 46, refused to discuss her relationship with Camilla and Catherine.
She said: "I'm afraid I cannot talk about that."
The newest member of the royal family - who married Prince William in April - has been receiving treatments from Deborah Mitchell after Duchess Camilla, the wife of Prince Charles, recommended the beautician's bee sting facial.
A source told the Mail on Sunday newspaper: "Deborah has been treating Camilla for six years now. Like any customer who finds something good, Camilla has told her friends and in-laws, including Kate. Now she visits the Royal Family wherever they are in residence. They are lovely to her."
As well as her treatments, Deborah is known for her bee venom mask - which contains manuka honey, shea butter, rose and lavender essential oils, a "secret" ingredient and around 1% bee venom - which tricks the skin's surface into thinking it has been stung, increasing blood flow, collagen and elasticity.
Famous fans
Famous fans of the product are said to include Victoria Beckham, Michelle Preiffer and Kylie Minogue.
Deborah said: "They were discovering the more they did Botox, the more their faces did not match their body language and viewers found them difficult to trust.
"This pushes out those wrinkles and gives a smooth, supple look and feel to the skin - as opposed to the frozen-face look associated with Botox."
Deborah, 46, refused to discuss her relationship with Camilla and Catherine.
She said: "I'm afraid I cannot talk about that."
