Zoë Foster Blake has built an empire with her Go-To skincare products.
And this week, the 41-year-old showed off her flawless makeup free complexion as she got a facial ahead of the Logies on Sunday.
Zoë enjoyed a relaxing skin treatment at the Melanie Grant Studio in Sydney, with Melanie and her staff being facialists to the stars.
Beauty guru Zoë Foster Blake, 41, showed off her flawless makeup free complexion this week as she got a facial ahead of the Logies: ‘Vital event prep!’
The mother of two shared a picture of herself after having had a treatment, which included the use of a LED lamp, saying she wanted to get a ‘glow’ before the big awards ceremony.
‘Bit o’ that Melanie Grant glow before the Logies this weekend,’ she wrote.
She added: ‘Including LED lamp of course: vital big event prep.’
Zoë also shared a picture of her styling preparation, revealing she chose her outfit with the help of a stylist and is ready to go
LED lights used in facials and skin treatments are believed to help the skin and stimulate collagen, depending on the colour of light used.
Zoë also shared a picture of her styling preparation, revealing she chose her outfit with the help of a stylist and is ready to go.
‘Stylist is wonderful. Dress is sorted. Now to procure a carriage and horses,’ she wrote.
Her husband Hamish, 40, is nominated for the coveted Gold Logie this year.
The event is being held this year on the Gold Coast.
Her husband Hamish, 40, is nominated for the coveted Gold Logie this year
It comes after Foster Blake sold off a 50.1 per cent controlling stake of Go-To skincare to beauty giant BWX for $89million in August last year.
The ASX-listed company is also behind Aussie skincare brand Sukin, and has a lucrative five-year supplier deal with Chemist Warehouse.
BWX praised Go-To for providing its consumers with ‘simple, trusted and effective skincare products for the masstige market’.
The term ‘masstige’ refers to mass-produced, inexpensive goods that are marketed as luxurious.
Go-To was established by the former magazine journalist in 2012, and generated $36.8million in revenue in 2020 alone.
That same year, Foster Blake’s net worth was estimated to be about $36million, earning her a spot on the AFR’s Young Rich List.
It comes after Foster Blake sold off a 50.1 per cent controlling stake of Go-To skincare to beauty giant BWX for $89million in August last year
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