MYLEENE Klass recreated her iconic I’m A Celebrity bikini moment as she stripped to white swimwear for a new shoot.

The Loose Women star, 46, sizzled in a two-piece for a new video for her range at fashion retailers Freemans.

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Myleene Klass recreated her iconic I’m A Celebrity bikini moment[/caption]

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This shower scene became popular with viewers on the 2006 series of I’m A Celeb[/caption]

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Myleene delighted fans when she recreated her bikini look in 2022[/caption]

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The Loose Women star sizzled for her new range with Freemans[/caption]

In the photo, Myleene showcased her toned figure in various co-ords.

She slipped into a leopard print bikini before wowing in some strappy swimwear.

Myleene captioned it: “You’ve been buying my bikinis for 18 years bestowing on me the title of UK’s longest running celebrity brand.
Thank you to my loyal supporters. Can’t wait for you to see my new range.”

She also shared: “This age thing is a funny one, I’ve never felt better, it is time to embrace and celebrate who we are. 

“As to the fashion rule book – I’ve got news for you, there isn’t one. 

“It’s all about finding clothes that make you look and feel fantastic.”

Myleene’s fans were in awe of her stunning bikini looks, with one writing: “Looking absolutely stunning.”

A second gushed: “Perfection,” with a string of love hearts.

Myleene stepped out just days ago in a pink mini skirt as she flashed her legs at an all-female orchestra performance of Barbie.

The broadcaster attended the screening at the Royal Albert Hall.

Musician Myleene said: “If 11-year-old me and her violin saw this, I’d have wanted to be in the Barbie orchestra.”

We revealed last month how Myleene surprised fans by admitting she actually does her own hair and make-up for Loose Women.

Not only that, but the star does it in just 18 minutes flat.

Myleene took to her Instagram Stories to share a video of herself getting herself prepped to go and sit behind the famous desk, writing over the top that she had just “18 minutes to get ready”.

She began by clipping her hair back and applying some moisturiser, which looked to be Charlotte Tilbury‘s Magic Cream.

After that, she went in with a thin layer of foundation, before adding concealer in the areas she felt needed it – such as under her eyes.

Once that was blended in, Myleene used a bronzing stick, which appeared to be a Rare Beauty number, on her nose, cheekbones and other areas she wanted to be more contoured.

After revealing the rest of her routine, Myleene concluded her video by pouting and posing for the camera, showing off her perfectly made up face and gorgeously waved locks.

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Myleene showcased her toned figure in a black two-piece[/caption]

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COLEEN Rooney has candidly claimed that being married to Wayne has at times made her feel ‘like a single parent’.

The 38-year-old mum-of-four revealed that life is like a constant ‘WWE wrestling match’ with her boys and that she was often left ‘juggling’ her home alone whilst Wayne was away playing football.

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In one of her most honest interviews yet, Coleen Rooney has revealed the hardest part about being married to football legend Wayne[/caption]

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She told Nicky Byrne that it is like ‘being a single parent’[/caption]

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She also shared that it is also impossible to make plans and stick to a schedule[/caption]

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The star also described her home as like a constant “WWE wrestling match”[/caption]

After Coleen’s down-to-earth nature and love for her family helped her to win millions of votes and second place on the most recent series of I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here!, she has now shared an insight into her ‘mad house’. 

The brunette beauty, who tied the knot with football legend Wayne Rooney, 39, back in 2008 and previously revealed the strict rota she has for her boys in an attempt to control the ‘mayhem’ in her home, shared all in one of her most brutally honest interviews yet on Nicky Byrne HQ.

Chatting to Westlife singer Nicky Byrne, 46, on the most recent episode of his podcast, Coleen candidly opened up on being a mum to four boys and navigating life alongside football legend Wayne.

Whilst Nicky recognised, “It’s crazy all the time but it must be mad with four boys”, Coleen agreed: “It is, it’s constant. They’re constantly winding each other up. 

“It’s like a WWE wrestling match constantly, but it’s good fun. 

“I think if it was a quiet house, it wouldn’t suit us as a family. A mad house suits us.”

When it comes to “the most difficult part of being a wife of a footballer”, Coleen confirmed: “I would say, at times, it’s like being a single parent. 

“Especially when he was playing for Man United and England, Man United were in the Champion’s League, so that’s mid-week away in Europe and then you’ve got weekends, they used to stay away before a game every week and then they go off with England for 10 days at a time and they have tournaments where they’re away for weeks and weeks.”

Not only this, but Coleen, who recently revealed the secret to her glowing skin, added: “You could never rely on a plan. You couldn’t make a plan. 

“That was hard because I like a plan and I like a schedule and I like to stick to that. I found that hard.

“You are literally juggling a house, especially when the kids come along.” 

Coleen also reflected on her and Wayne’s move to Washington D.C. back in 2018 when Wayne joined D.C. United.

It’s like being a single parent…they’re away for weeks and weeks

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After leaving her £20million mansion, Coleen admitted: “We had that spell in America, to take that leap and go to America, which is far away, it was a hard decision.

“I felt like the kids were young enough and we wanted to go as a family.

“We tried it, hated it. I didn’t realise how homesick I was. 

“I just thought homesick was a thing people made up but when I was there, I was so homesick. 

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Wayne would be “away for weeks and weeks” during his football career[/caption]

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Coleen was left “juggling” the house and their boys[/caption]

“I think it was because I’ve been so lucky to live so close to my family for all my life, they’ve literally helped raise my kids with me, they’ve always been at the end of the phone, they only ever lived an hour away at most.”

The Scouse lass, who has landed a £10million deal with Disney+ for a brand new reality show with Wayne and the kids, then confessed: “So to go to America, not have anyone there, not know anyone, my youngest was six months, and just be on my own with Wayne travelling with the team, it was hard. They travel and they’re away for days.

“The move was tough. We tried it, I just feel like the kids were young.”

As well as this, she also acknowledged: “Wayne was banned from driving at the time so I was the family driver. It wasn’t a good experience.”

Coleen’s fans beam

A teaser of the recently released podcast has been shared on Instagram and has clearly impressed many, as it has quickly racked up 222,000 views and 2,297 likes in just 24 hours. 

Coleen’s fans were desperate to listen to the full podcast – Coleen Rooney – Family, Fame, and Finding Strength in the Spotlight – which is available now on Apple Podcasts.

Another episode…Coleen is lovely!

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One person said: “Love Coleen.” 

Another added: “Looking forward to this episode.” 

A third commented: “Another episode coming this Thursday!! It’s great! Coleen is lovely!” 

Meanwhile, alongside a laughing face emoji, someone else wrote: “A very rich single parent.” 

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SEVEN in 10 women will experience period pain – often physically and mentally debilitating – for almost four solid years of their life, according to research.

Of these, an overwhelming 78 per cent have been told it is completely normal to have discomfort every month.

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The average period pain sufferer will have three days of pain a month, according to the new study[/caption]

And more than a third (39 per cent) sourced their information from a medical professional.

The study of 5,000 UK women who experience periods was part of a bigger report developed by newly launched natural period pain supplement Monthlies.

It found the average sufferer will have three days of pain a month – the equivalent of 1,350 over 450 periods.

These women have visited a doctor to try and get a solution at least twice, but 49 per cent were told the only option to address symptoms was birth control.

One in 10 (nine per cent) admit their period pain is excruciating, while 24 per cent describe it as an intense or sharp, stabbing feeling.

And 47 per cent agree they find their periods particularly debilitating – with 31 per cent saying they are unmanageable and 48 per cent admitting they completely lack energy.

Ashley Florestal, ND, for Monthlies, which aims to improve women’s hormonal health as well as overall wellbeing and performance, said: “Severe period pain is not normal, and women shouldn’t be left to navigate their pain alone without support, investigation or solutions.

“We still have a lot more work to do, not only to educate women about what is happening to their bodies but also to empower them with the knowledge and confidence to take control of their health and cycles.

“What they experience may be common, but that doesn’t mean they have to accept it as their only option.”

The NHS says you may have period pain if you have pain in your tummy at the start of your period, or several days before your period, or if you have you have painful cramps in your tummy that spread to your back and thighs.

You may also have it if you experience a sharp pain or a dull ache in your tummy.

Sometimes painful periods can be caused by conditions, such as womb tissue growing in other places (endometriosis and adenomyosis), growths in around the womb (fibroids), or an infection of the womb, fallopian tubes and ovaries (pelvic inflammatory disease).

See a GP if you experience these three signs:

• your periods become more painful, heavier or irregular
• you have pain during sex or when peeing or pooing
• you’re bleeding between periods

The new study found of those who have ever suffered with period pain, 37 per cent have been forced to spend hours in bed, while 34 per cent couldn’t leave the sofa.

Just under a third (32 per cent) have cancelled social plans, 28 per cent have avoided exercise and a fifth (19 per cent) have booked time off work.

As well as cancelling plans, women admit their monthly cycle has also led them to feeling a distinct lack of confidence (26 per cent) and being less able to concentrate in meetings (23 per cent).

And reluctance for any physical contact is a symptom for 21 per cent – with exactly one in 10 women also saying their experiences of periods has led to an unsatisfactory sex life.

But just 17 per cent of those polled via OnePoll know exactly what period pain is – cramps which occur due to the tightening of the muscular wall of the womb.

And 73 per cent don’t fully understand how their monthly cycle works.

Unhelpfully, 82 per cent of women say their periods have changed with age – those with children said their pain has got worse (25 per cent), although 34 per cent noticed an improvement.

And the monthly cycle is an ever-changing thing for most women, with 61 per cent saying their pain varies from one month to the next.

To help women become better informed, monthlies has developed an educational animated video of what happens during their monthly cycle.

Geneva Sade, naturopathic nutritionist, for Monthlies said: “It’s a truly beautiful feeling to feel heard and this study has opened doors for others to be heard too. Period pain should never feel like a life sentence.

“It’s disheartening seeing the time frame by which it takes symptoms to be truly diagnosed and a major option of support to be contraception or conceiving.

“As we deepen our understanding of ourselves through these studies and investigations and embrace advancements in technology, we’re shifting towards a brighter future that addresses the root cause and the ability to educate women further.”

TIGER Woods’ golf return will come on the Seniors Tour, claims ESPN golf analyst Tony Kornheiser.

Woods, 49, announced this week that he has undergone surgery on a ruptured Achilles.

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Tiger Woods has undergone surgery on a ruptured Achilles[/caption]

The 15-time Major champion has not played on the PGA Tour since last July.

Woods had been due to return at last month’s Genesis Invitational, only to withdraw following the sad death of his mother Kultida aged 81.

Prior to his injury, Woods had been expected to play at the Masters in April.

The American did feature at the exclusive Seminole Pro-Member event earlier this month.

Kornheiser, 76, admitted on his podcast that he sees Woods now entering a very different phase of his legendary career.

“The next time we see him, I believe, is in something that everyone says he won’t do, the Senior Open,” Kornheiser said.

“I think he’s gonna want to do it. I think if he can play, he’s played golf his whole life, he’s one of the greatest two golfers of all time.

“I think he’s gonna want to play, and I think his son is gonna say to him, ‘Hey dad, come on, I’ll caddie for you… why don’t you give it a shot?'”

Kornheiser went on to add that Woods, who turns 50 in December, could excel as an “ambassador” for the sport on the Seniors Tour.

“He has been denied the chance to fully realize all that he could have done in this sport. He is a star-crossed figure,” Kornheiser said.

“But I think we’ll see him again, because… he has taken on a role that nobody ever thought he would take on, which is ambassador of golf.”

Confirming his surgery earlier this week, Woods wrote on social media, “As I began to ramp up my own training and practice at home, I felt a sharp pain in my left Achilles, which was deemed to be ruptured.

“This morning, Dr Charlton Stucken of Hospital for Special Surgery in West Pal Beach, Florida performed a minimally-invasive Achilles tendon repair for a ruptured tendon.

‘The surgery went smoothly, and we expect a full recover,’ added Dr Stucken.

“I am back home now and plan to focus on my recovery and rehab, thank you for all the support.”

Earlier this week, Stephen A. Smith wrote off Woods as a professional golfer.

“To me, Tiger Woods is a recreational golfer at this point,” the 57-year-old said on First Take.

“We know how he’s the all-time greatest, we get that, but his health is so bad.

“He’s gone through so many physical tragedies.”

Smith then went on to add, “I look at Tiger Woods and I don’t even think about his game. You know what I think about? One day, cause that’s all you got.”

BIRMINGHAM CITY announced their League One clash with Stevenage has been postponed.

Birmingham were scheduled to take on the Boro on March 22 at the Lamex Stadium.

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Birmingham announced their League One clash with Stevenage has been postponed[/caption]

However, Blues stated the game – which was scheduled to take place in nine days – has been postponed due to international call-ups.

The League One outfit haven’t announced a new date in which the game will be played but promised a confirmation will be made “in due course”.

Birmingham issued the following statement: “The League One fixture was set to take place at the Lamex Stadium on Saturday, 22 March, kick-off at 3pm.

“A new date for this fixture, as well as Blues’ trip to Blackpool, will be announced in due course.”

This raises questions as to when Birmingham and Stevenage can fit their postponed match in a packed schedule.

Fans were left perplexed as they took to social media looking for answers.

One fan tweeted: “We should have just played it. I don’t know when we are going to fit it in now.”

Another asked: “Are we gonna have to play one of the postponed games after the final day?”

A third wondered: “Genuinely when are we playing this?”

This fan joked: “We’ll be playing this game in 2028 at this point.”

And that one said: “Where are we fitting this in?”

THE shocking full video of the mysterious “Bridge Guy” in the Delphi murders has been released.

Teenagers Libby German, 14, and Abigail Williams, 13, were found dead in 2017 after going for a walk on the Delphi Historic Trails in Indiana.

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Libby and Abigail were killed in 2017[/caption]

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Cops released an image of their suspect who was dubbed ‘bridge man’[/caption]

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Richard Allen, was handed a 130 year sentence in December on two counts of murder and two counts of felony murder in this horrifying case.

Libby captured the video of a man known as “Bridge Guy” who was spotted walking towards them moments before they were found dead.

Cops previously released a small part of the video to help identify their suspect but the full clip was only shown in court.

The newly released video has revealed the suspect’s voice and captured the girls appearing to make references to a gun.

In the Snapchat video filmed by Libby, Abby can be seen walking along the bridge while a man walked closely behind her.

The white male was dressed in faded jeans, a hoodie and a blue jacket, with his hands in his pockets.

The girls’ faint dialogue was caught at the start of the clip as Libby appeared to ask, “Is he right there?”

They then seemed to look for a route away with Abby saying “see this is the path that we go down”.

Abby added: “There is no path going there so we have to go down here.”

The girls stood to the side while the Bridge Guy says “guys” and one of the girls timidly says “hi” back.

He then appears to order the girls “down the hill” before the video ends.

Prosecutors and cops argued last year that the girls were also heard referencing a gun the man could have been carrying.

The shocking video was previously only shown at court and was not released to the public but a website called Justice for Rick Allen published the clip.

This comes just days after Allen’s legal team made a filing to the Indiana Court of Appeals to challenge his convictions.

Allen’s attorney Stacey Uliana however said: “The fact that the video was posted on a website has nothing to do with the pending appeal or the fairness of the trial at the heart of that appeal.”

Libby’s quick-thinking to take a video led investigators to herald her a “hero” as cops revealed the clip was a key piece of evidence.

Indiana State Police Sgt. Tony Slocom said at the time: “That young lady is a hero, that is no doubt.

“To have enough presence of mind to activate the video system on her cell phone to record what we believe is criminal behavior about to occur, there is no doubt in our mind that she is a hero.”

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The girls posted on Snapchat before they went missing[/caption]

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Cops at the time called Libby a ‘hero’ for taking a video while at the Delphi Historic Trails[/caption]

HORROR DAY

The girls decided to hike along the Delphi Historic Trails in Carroll County, a short drive out of town, on February 13 at around 1:30pm.

Libby lived with her grandfather Mike Patty, 54, and grandmother, Becky, 60, after her parents divorced.

Abby lived with her mom Anna and grandmother.

Anna said: “The day before they died, I took Abby and Libby to the park where they played catch.

“Libby asked if Abby could stay the night at hers, so I dropped them there for a sleepover.

“The next day – Monday – I talked to Abby on the phone in between my shifts. The girls had a school holiday and she asked if she could stay until dinnertime. I told her I’d pick her up around 8pm when I finished work.”

They were dropped off near the abandoned Monon High Bridge by Libby’s sister Kelsi and her father Derrick planned to pick them up later at 3.15pm.

The girls knew the area and took their phones and Libby posted on Snapchat at 2.07pm.

Derrick called Libby’s phone just before he arrived at the predetermined pick-up point but there was no answer.

Investigators found the girls’ bodies the next day, February 14.

Anna at the time said: “I don’t remember much after that for the next day or so. My life just fell apart.”

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Their bodies were discovered a day after they went missing[/caption]

AN iconic department store chain has confirmed it is shutting a giant city-centre shop in weeks.

Harvey Nichols is pulling down the shutters on its three-floor Beauty Bazaar in Liverpool.

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Harvey Nichols is closing its department store in Liverpool[/caption]

The shop, inside the Liverpool ONE complex, will close in mid-April, the Liverpool ECHO reports.

A spokesperson for the retailer told the publication: “As we implement our strategy to reposition Harvey Nichols for growth, our emphasis is on full category stores within our estate.

“We have reviewed our store portfolio and mutually agreed with the Landlord of our Beauty Bazaar location in Liverpool to surrender the lease as we focus on investment into full-category stores.

“Unfortunately, this means that our employees in the Liverpool store may be at risk of redundancy.”

The spokesperson added the retailer was doing “everything we can” to support affected staff.

The only beauty concept store out of Harvey Nichols’ seven UK branches, the Liverpool site opened in 2012.

The site, based in Manesty’s Lane, sells a host of branded health and beauty products including Jo Malone, Marc Jacobs Beauty and Fenty Beauty by Rihanna.

It also features a champagne and cocktail bar and personal shopping service.

Shoppers finding out the giant store will close in weeks have been left devastated, including one who said: “Very sad day.”

The ECHO reported staff at the Beauty Bazaar were told about the planned closure on Tuesday (March 11).

DEPARTMENT STORE CLOSURES

The Harvey Nichols closure comes as House of Fraser gears up to shut its Lincoln High Street department store in weeks.

Local news reports suggest House of Fraser remains silent on what will happen to the site in the future.

Meanwhile, one of Britain’s oldest department stores Beales, in Poole, is set to shut in May after more than 140 years.

The giant store has launched a closing down sale with up to 70% off on furniture, fashion, gifts and cosmetics.

Beales chief executive Tony Brown blamed the “devastating impact” of the rise in national insurance contributions and the higher minimum wage for the shop shutting.

When the closure was announced, he said the business had become “unviable” as it prepared to take on further cost increases which were announced in the October Budget.

From April employer national insurance contributions will rise to 15%, while the threshold at which they are paid will fall from £9,100 to £5,000.

Jolly’s, in Bath, shut just weeks ago too, after opening in 1823.

Closing down signs were put up in the windows of the shop, one of Europe‘s oldest department stores.

HIGH STREET STRUGGLES

The high street more broadly has struggled in recent years as the trend towards online shopping continues.

The most recent data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) shows online retail sales increased from 5% of all retail sales in 2008 to 27% in 2022.

Shoppers have also been feeling the pinch in recent years following high inflation which has dented wallets and purses.

A House of Lords report published last year admitted the dominance of retail on high streets was “something of the past”.

It said there was a greater demand for restaurants and leisure activities, as well as public services, such as health centres and libraries, in town centres.

The Centre for Retail Research’s latest analysis suggests 13,479 stores, the equivalent of 37 each day, shut for good in 2024.

Of those, 11,341 were independent shops while 2,138 were shut by larger retailers.

The centre’s same research predicts more than 17,300 stores will close their doors for good in 2025 too.

It linked the rise to the upcoming hike to employer National Insurance Contributions (NICs) and national minimum wage, which will both come into effect next month.

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WITH beauty influencers swearing by £9.99 ‘scar sheets’ as a miracle anti-ageing solution, Vicky Prince, 43, from Witney, Oxfordshire, puts them to the test.

Confession time: I’ve never bothered with skincare.

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Vicky Prince, 43, puts £9.99 scar sheets to the test, pictured here before[/caption]

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Vicky couldn’t ignore the TikTok skincare trend which racked up more than 200million views[/caption]

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She reveals: ‘A few nights in, I could already see a difference’[/caption]

Up until recently, my entire routine — if you could call it that — consisted of washing my face with a bar of basic Dove soap and patting it dry.

No serums, no moisturisers, no fancy products. Honestly, I never felt the need.

Luckily for me, my skin had always been kind — clear, blemish-free and seemingly ageing well.

But then, something changed.

Towards the end of last year, it was as if my complexion had turned on me.

Overnight, I looked older, more tired, and those fine lines that used to barely register became deep creases across my forehead and around my eyes that I couldn’t unsee.

I’m not sure if it was a hormonal shift due to perimenopause or just the sheer exhaustion of being a busy mum to three kids — a son, 25, and daughter, 19, who lives at home, and a two-year-old whirlwind.

I also work full-time at a college as a learning assistant.

With so much going on, my skin hasn’t been top of my priority list. 

My daughter, obsessed with skincare, is always recommending products, urging me to try this and that — but I usually forget, and the thought of spending £30 on a single cream always puts me off.

But now that I’m 43, I’ve realised I can’t neglect my skin any longer.

The problem? I’m a skincare beginner, so I wouldn’t have the faintest idea where to start. Plus, between nursery fees, endless clothes to buy for the kids and other expenses, I just don’t have the budget to splurge on skincare.

Then, I came across a TikTok trend that made me stop scrolling.

Skinfluencer Bambi Does Beauty shared Superdrug’s £9.99 scar sheets with her 458,000 followers, claiming they could erase wrinkles, pigmentation and acne scars.

Unsurprisingly, the trend went viral, racking up more than 11million views.

I’d never even heard of scar sheets before. In fact, I could have used them 20 years ago when a car accident left me with a silvery scar on my face.

According to Nina Prisk, leading cosmetic nurse and founder of Update Aesthetics, the sheets are a non-invasive solution designed to reduce the appearance of scars by creating a hydrating, protective barrier over the skin.

“Made from silicone, these sheets work by increasing moisture levels in the skin, which can significantly improve the scar’s texture, colour and overall appearance,” says Nina.

Made from silicone, these sheets work by increasing moisture levels in the skin, which can significantly improve the scar’s texture, colour and overall appearance

Nina Prisk, leading cosmetic nurse and founder of Update Aesthetics

After falling down a TikTok rabbit hole, I stumbled upon an endless stream of beauty lovers raving about these “silicone patches” — not just for scar therapy, but as a miracle wrinkle eraser.

With the trend racking up more than 200million views and the hashtag #wrinklepatches pulling in another 25million, it was hard to ignore the hype.

Surprisingly, the £9.99 Neo G Opti-Heal Silicone Wound & Scar Recovery Strips were winning over beauty fans as a cheaper alternative to the pricier £30 pack of so-called “wrinkle patches” from Frownies.

I was determined to keep going

The affordable price — I worked out each application would cost 35p — and the convenience of picking them up from my local Superdrug made it an easy yes.

I had to try them.

That evening, after a quick cleanse with my go-to soap and water, I peeled out one of the three rectangular sheets — each measuring two by four inches — and began cutting them into smaller pieces.

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The mum says the sheets will leave you waking up with a fresh, glowing complexion[/caption]

I placed them across my forehead, between my brows, and dotted a few small squares around my eyes — all the wrinkle-prone areas that I wanted to tackle.

The patches felt cool the moment they touched my skin and the sticky texture was noticeable, but not as strong as a typical plaster. There was no irritation, either. 

Despite how comfortable they were, there was no escaping how ridiculous they looked.

My partner Steve, 53, a labourers’ foreman, couldn’t stop laughing at my bandaged forehead, while my two-year-old kept pointing at me, saying “sore, boo boo”, thinking I was hurt and wearing a plaster.

Even my 19-year-old — who is a TikTok fan — was bemused and said she had never seen this trend.

But I was convinced they would work, so I stuck with it and applied them before bed as recommended on TikTok.

A few nights in, I could already see a difference. My skin had a dewy glow and looked noticeably more rosy than usual. And this was in January, with zero help from vitamin D.

My forehead felt plumper, too, and I was certain my deep lines were fading.

Colleagues at work asked if I’d done something to my skin because of the ‘glow’

Despite the patches often ending up on my chest, arm, or even the floor by morning, I was determined to keep going.

The lack of stickiness overnight did present one annoying issue — when they fell onto the floor, they’d end up covered in dog hair, meaning I couldn’t reuse them.

So, after just a few weeks, I was on to my second packet and determined to make them last the 28 days that the box promises.

Luckily they weren’t a passion-killer, as we have our two-year-old in bed with us anyway.

But then, something surprising happened — compliments about my skin started rolling in. 

Colleagues asked if I’d done something to my skin because of the “glow”. Steve also remarked that my forehead lines looked smoother and not as pronounced.

A friend said I was looking younger, like I’d knocked years off my age. As I was using only the scar sheets, and no other products, I realised something in them must be working. 

Amish Patel, aesthetics practitioner and skincare expert at Intrigue Cosmetic Clinic, explains: “Scar sheets essentially supply hydration directly to the skin, which helps plump it up, smoothing out lines and wrinkles.

“Most skin patches contain silicone, which encourages collagen production, improving skin strength and elasticity.

“These sheets help lock in moisture, making wrinkles appear less noticeable.”

I rave about them to my friends

Often compared to Botox — which prevents lines by restricting muscle movement — scar sheets and silicone patches work in a similar way, by keeping the skin taut and preventing it from creasing.

Think of them as a gentler alternative to face tape, the skin-tightening trick loved by A-listers including Bella Hadid, Lady Gaga, and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley.

Thankfully, these patches didn’t pull my skin, feel overly tight, or cause any discomfort while applying, wearing, or removing them.

Six weeks in, I couldn’t stop admiring my reflection.

Even my teenage daughter, who is brutally honest at the best of times, casually mentioned that my wrinkles weren’t as noticeable.

If she had noticed, I knew it must be working. What I didn’t expect was how much confidence this small change would give me.

Suddenly, I felt inspired to take my skincare seriously.

I treated myself to a dressing table — a dedicated space just for me — and, for the first time ever, I splurged on a face wash by Simple, Nivea’s Hyaluronic Cellular Filler Anti-age Face Serum and a Nivea moisturiser. And, of course, another pack of scar sheets.

I used to brush off skincare, blaming my busy schedule, but now I set aside 30 minutes every evening for a three-step routine, finishing with my scar sheets before bed.

To keep them from slipping, I now secure them with a headband and I’ve even managed to wash and reuse a few to make them last longer. I’ve also found myself raving about them to friends, urging them to give it a go.

Sure, they won’t make you look cute when you climb into bed — but knowing I’ll wake up with a fresh, glowing complexion? Totally worth it.

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The £9.99 Neo G Opti-Heal Silicone Wound & Scar Recovery Strips won over beauty fans[/caption]

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