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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Holly Willoughby
Television presenter Holly Willoughby manages to look radiant on camera every morning during her demanding spot as co-host of the popular This Morning programme with Philip Schofield.
Her make-up artist has revealed that at least part of her glow is thanks to a Kildare company's popular moisturiser, which sells for €48.
Patsy O'Neill posted a collection of products on Instagram which included Newbridge-based company Pestle & Mortar's Hydrate lightweight moisturiser.
Pestle & Mortar was founded by Kildare woman Sonia Deasy in 2015, and her self-developed skincare solutions have become a runaway success story which are now sold across the US and Europe.
She runs the now-international company from its base at Cutlery Road, Newbridge, with her husband, well-known photographer Padraig Deasy, and the couple also have five children.
The moisturiser blends a mix of patented peptides, naturally moisturising ingredients, including jojoba and squalane, plus powerful antioxidants including pomegranate, green tea and Vitamin E help fight free radicals, plus reduce the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles and acne scarring.
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