The Queen and Kate Middleton's beautician suggests using Nutella face masks

LONDON ' Deborah Mitchell, beauty guru to the royal family, suggests the Queen and the Duchess of Cambridge use Nutella as part of their beauty regime.In an appearance on ITV's This Morning, the beautician, who is also the creator of the cult "Bee Venom" face mask ' which sells for up to 352' and owner of the Heaven Skincare brand, covered a model's face in a spread made of chocolate with nuts and "a little bit of palm oil," which sounds highly similar to the chocolate hazelnut spread Nutella.The sugar in the spread is an exfoliant which makes skin soft, according to Mitchell. To use, she said you simply apply, let it dry, then peel it off for "sheeny, moist skin" for seven or eight days following.She said it was a beauty trick she had used on her clients, and, though she couldn't reveal who they were, she said one had "really good skin."She also suggested her clients wear socks filled with mashed banana and avocado.Aside from the royals, her clients have included Victoria Beckham, Kylie Minogue, and Gwyneth Paltrow, according to The Daily Mail.Join the conversation about this storyNOW WATCH: People with these personality traits have more and better sex
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