Celeb Facialist to the Stars Reveals Secrets Behind the Skin of Delta Goodrem, Renee Bargh and Pip Edwards

Aussie stars Delta Goodrem, Renee Bargh and Pip Edwards are known for their flawless and glowing complexions.

And now the powerhouse behind their skin, celebrity facialist Ingrid Seaburn, has revealed some of their beauty secrets.

Speaking to Daily Mail Australia, Ingrid shared some of her celebrity clientele’s favorite treatments and how to get glowing skin at home.

Ingrid has over 20 years of experience in the skin care industry and operates from her Ingrid Seaburn Skin Health Studio in Sydney‘s exclusive Bondi Beach.

The former LA beauty guru has designed several signature facials and also tailors treatments to the specific needs of her affluent client.

DELTA GOODREM

Ingrid says singer Delta, 37, has her own “personalized and tailored program.”

She said The Born To Try star is a big fan of her Signature Facial Treatment ($210 for 60 minutes), which is customized with specific skin powders for Delta’s skincare concerns.

“She had a history of skin problems and felt like she didn’t have anyone she could really trust to help her with her skin and she’s absolutely divine, I love Delta,” says Ingrid.

“I really tailor-made and put together a program to soothe and hydrate her skin without causing irritation. That heavy stage and TV makeup made her skin super irritated, so the first thing we had to do was restore the skin to balance and restore the skin’s sensitivity and we really succeeded in that.”

The treatment consists of a double cleansing, a facial massage, a peeling and LED light therapy.

RENEE BARGH

Ingrid says 35-year-old Extra TV correspondent Renee Bargh is coming to her studio for The Geneo+ 3 in 1 Super Facial ($250 for 60 minutes).

“We did it because she hadn’t tried it before and it’s something she had a great result with,” explains Ingrid.

“When I do a treatment with celebrities I mix it up, the Geneo+ Super Facial is very popular because it’s an instant glow with no downtime and gives them that instant red carpet ready look and that’s very popular and what I have done quite a lot lately.’

“It helps with blood flow,” she adds.

The treatment involves three steps, the first two being ‘oxygeneo technology’ to ‘increase cell metabolism’, followed by skin tightening. The third step is aimed at brightening the skin with an infusion of active ingredients on the skin.

PIP EDWARDS

The co-founder of PE Nation, 42, loves skin needling, which generates collagen growth and helps address issues like acne scars and UV damage.

An hour-long facial session costs $245, although packages are available.

‘Pip likes needles. It’s probably my most popular treatment because it really boosts collagen and restructures the skin, and she also likes the vitamin A infusion treatment, which has a high percentage of retinol,” says Ingrid.

The OsmosisMD Vitamin A Infusion Pack costs $245 for a one-hour session. It includes a peeling and anti-aging massage.

Ingrid’s other well-known clients include journalist and TV host Jessica Rowe, 52, and model Bambi Northwood-Blyth, 31.

Jessica enjoys Ingrid’s Signature Facial Treatment and a deep tissue massage.

‘Her skin responds to a lot of massage, the oxygenation of the skin through deep tissue massage. She has been a long-time fan and customer and good friend,” explains Ingrid.

Meanwhile, Bambi visits Ingrid to address the pigmentation on her skin.

“Bambi is next level divine. We worked very hard to get rid of her pigmentation which was a problem for her. †

Ingrid, who has also worked with the likes of Teri Hatcher and Rachel Griffiths, said her top product picks for flawless skin would be a powerful skin serum, SPF, and hyaluronic acid.

While the skincare products her customers use don’t have to be expensive, Ingrid recommends investing in high-quality serums.

Clients only visit her about once a month, but their skin routines and ‘consistency’ at home are important.

‘There is a lot of misinformation and a lot on the market,’ explains Ingrid.

‘You can throw away a lot of money’ [on a product] and you don’t know what you’re spending.

‘You invest your money in serums. I don’t think you need to spend a lot on a cleanser, as long as it’s balanced with your skin’s PH levels, natural and paraben free, you can get away with a cheap cleanser and moisturizer.”

Ingrid recommends skincare enthusiasts invest in products such as retinol or vitamin A and vitamin C for a glowing complexion.

“It comes in all kinds of different forms and the formulas of different serums and the money that goes into the formulations makes a big difference in the quality of the product,” she says.

‘And a good SPF is a no brainer.’