14 Cheap Beauty Products Kate Middleton Uses to Look Flawless

Fans say that they spotted the Duchess of Cambridge purchasing some moisturizer from this brand while shopping at Boots on King’s Road not long after her wedding.

Don't be fooled by the pretty pink package, this brush means business. Kate's go-to hairdresser Richard Ward, and the man behind her signature, bouncy blowout, says that this he likes to use this brush.

"Kate continues to use rosehip oil in her daily skincare regimen," an anonymous source told US Weekly in 2015. "She loves the effect it has on her skin." Here's why: The nourishing fatty acids and vitamins A and C in rosehip oil can moisturize skin, repair damage, brighten complexion, and even fade scars, according to dermatologists.

When you're one of the most photographed women in the world, you need a trusty mascara. Rumor has it that that this volumizing pick is her go-to fave. The buildable formula goes on one layer at a time for clump-free lashes.

The Duchess of Cambridge was the picture of a blushing bride on her wedding day and this bronzer palette had something to do with it. With "artistry assistance" from Bobbi Brown pro Hannah Martin, the royal used this shimmer brick on her cheeks for a subtle glow. The full-size version will run you $48, but you can pick up a mini version from Sephora for half the cost.

Another product line you might find in Kensington Palace: Kérastase shampoos and hair masks, which tabloids have linked with Kate but Meghan Markle has also confirmed she uses.

For her bridal look, Martin swiped three shades of Bobbi Brown eyeshadow on Kate's lids: Ivory all over, Rockstar (a sold-out silver shade) on the lower lid, and Slate in the crease.

Hairstylist Amanda Cook Tyler committed a bit of a faux pas by Instagramming the supplies she brought on a royal tour (she later deleted her whole account), but the short-lived post gave followers a quick glimpse of the (many) supplies that go into Kate's blowouts. Besides the 13 brushes, six combs, three hair curlers, and two hair dryers, the kit also included L'Oreal Elnett Satin hairspray.

Also on the packing list? This non-greasy styling cream that improves softness and shine with silk powders and natural moisturizers from wheat protein, soy protein, and jojoba oil.

Although Queen Elizabeth is partial to Ballet Slippers, Kate wore this neutral hue on her wedding day on top of the (since discontinued) Laque Ultra Shine in Rose Lounge Bourjois, her manicurist told the Daily Mail.

Blink and you'd miss it, but the key to the Duchess's flawless updo is actually a near-invisible hair net. So *that's* how those chignons stay in place.