A WOMAN whose forehead was covered in wrinkles at age 25 has revealed how she banished them, without the use of Botox.
Aurora, 30, appears to have aged backwards, thanks to her all-natural hacks.
Taking to TikTok, she revealed that she used to be extremely stressed out at work, and noticed a real change in her appearance after she quit her job.
She added that she also used to drink five cups of coffee a day, which she said made her look “haggard”.
The skincare whizz also didn’t used to have enough protein in her diet, which is needed for skin to produce collagen and stay plump.
And to make her skin even more supple and stretchy, Aurora takes collagen powder, which you can pick up from Amazon for £19.
Aurora also swears by Eversio Wellness Everglow capsules which brings moisture from the inside out to the skin.
“Because my skin was extremely dehydrated and stressed out, I really started investing in my skincare”, she said.
The skincare fan raved about Clearstem Bounceback Serum, which is priced at £75.
“It’s a little bit pricey, but they say it’s Botox in a bottle and I 100% believe it because this is the only anti-ageing serum I’ve ever used that I’ve noticed a difference with.”
Although retinol is commonly used for anti-ageing, Aurora prefers natural products.
She said: “A lot of retinols strip away our skin barrier or thin our skin.”
Instead she likes to uses Clearstem Hydraglow Moisturiser, which she said really hydrates and nourishes the skin.
Aurora’s (@rorayoga) tips have likely left many people impressed, as her video has racked up over 1.2 million views on the video sharing platform.
TikTok users raced to the video’s comments section to share their thoughts on her hack.
One person said: “I love that you mentioned getting enough protein for collagen production. Super important!”
There are a number of habits you can take up to care for your health and wellbeing as you age.
Age UK shared the following tips:
A second person said: “I have those wrinkles too omg!
“I needed to see this.”
A third person said: “I think you look younger than 25 now.”
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AN urgent hunt has been launched to find a man who went missing with four children.
Jethro Cox, 38, was last seen at his Chelmsford, Essex, home and is believed to be with a five-year-old, a four-year-old and two tots aged two.
Cox is described as 6ft tall, with brown hair, stubble and has tattoos on his arm.
He was wearing a white jumper, jeans and white trainers, officers added.
Essex Police believe he was driving a white Ford C-Max when he was last sighted.
Cox has links to Romford and Hainault, in east London, and “may have travelled in that direction from Essex”, the force said.
Essex Police said: “We’re working hard to find Jethro Cox, who is missing from his home in Chelmsford.
“We believe the 38-year-old is with four children aged five, four and two two-year-olds and is driving a white Ford C-Max.
“We’re concerned for his welfare and we’ve got officers searching for him.
“If you’ve seen Jethro and the four children, or if you know where they are, please call us immediately on 101.”
THEY weren’t the most obvious candidates to make it to the last round of Celebrity Who Dares Wins — but that’s exactly what Georgia Harrison and Bianca Gascoigne have done.
In tonight’s final, the reality stars are pitted against each other in a tense interrogation showdown that pushes them to the limits.
The task requires the celebs to memorise a cover story and hide a fictional mission from a specialist interrogations team, while enduring questioning and punishment.
Each year, the round is slightly redesigned to ensure that the final four don’t know what to expect for this ultimate test.
It will see Georgia locked in a dog cage, while Bianca is forced to throw ice-cold water over her, holding stress positions, suffering in isolation and being aggressively probed by staff.
And, according to Georgia and Bianca, it’s much harder in real life than it ever sounds on paper.
Georgia said: “I really did think that the interrogation was going to be easy, because I would watch it on TV and think, ‘If that was me, I wouldn’t be shaking on the floor’, but I really underestimated it.
“I was thinking that I could meditate through it, but it’s just so, so tough.
“You get disorientated so much that you don’t know how long it’s been, who you’re with or if it’s even real any more.
“You lose all understanding of your surroundings.
“I was definitely hallucinating.
“It’s awful, excruciatingly hard, degrading, demoralising and one of the hardest things I’ve ever done in my life.”
The women are joined the final by boxers Lani Daniels and Anthony Ogogo.
Paul Gascoigne’s daughter Bianca added: “I was convulsing on the floor because it was so cold, it was madness.
“It was so mentally disturbing – most of the time you are in stress positions, it was about 13 hours I did it for and you totally believe then that you are in it.
“It doesn’t feel like a TV show at that point. It’s proper psychological warfare.”
It wasn’t all bad for the model, though — who admitted that she is now in the best shape of her life after the show ordeal.
She joked: “I was covered in bruises and felt battered after, but I lost loads of weight and I did have a little baby weight to shift, so that was a good thing.”
Silver linings, eh.
SUNDAY’s episode of Celebrity SAS saw a total of three recruits depart the gruelling programme.
It means just four famous faces remain heading into the final stages.
The latest episode saw Bobby, 38, depart after a doctor recommended his exit following a wrestling match.
He took on towering basketball player Ovie Soko, who won the bout and ripped Bobby’s shirt.
The tough challenge recruits were tasked with wrestling an opponent and getting them outside a makeshift ring filled with mud.
Afterwards, Bobby requested a medic and was sent to a doctor who said he needed to medically withdraw him from the show.
The medical professional said Bobby had “a lot of spasm” going down his neck which was “likely to increase”.
He added: “Your mobility is going to get more restricted, and you’re going to be at risk of doing yourself more damage.”
Former professional boxer Anthony Ogogo was the last competitor standing after all six recruits faced off in the ring.
Meanwhile, the Channel 4 show’s latest episode also saw Love Island star Ovie and presenter Cherry Healey exit.
Cherry, 43 was the first to bow out during Sunday night’s instalment.
She told instructor Jason Fox: “It’s been life-changing, but I know when the line is and that’s fine. I thought about this long and hard.”
As for Ovie, he left while “on the run” in a challenge that split the recruits into two teams.
The groups’ aim was to find their way to safety in the middle of the night.
In the meantime, they were being pursued by a hunter force made up of ex-military members.
Speaking to reality star Georgia Harrison, Ovie said: “I’m done… I’m going to hand my armband in.”
Sunday night’s episode also saw the recruits given a chance to speak to their loved ones.
Many celebrities have attempted the infamous Channel 4 quasi military training course - but only a select few have successfully passed.
Series 1 (2019) – Wayne Bridge
Series 2 (2020) – Locksmith and Lauren Steadman
Series 3 (2021) – Alexandra Burke, Aled Davies and Wes Nelson
Series 4 (2022) – AJ Pritchard, Calum Best, Ferne McCann and Maisie Smith
Series 5 (2023) – Gareth Gates
However, boxer-turned-wrestler Anthony, 35, decided not to as it would make him “look soft”.
The likes of John Barrowman, Pete Wicks and Shazia Mirza exited earlier in the series.
Who will survive to the very end?
The final instalment of Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins airs on Monday at 9pm on Channel 4.
GREGG Wallace’s future on MasterChef was under fire last night after it emerged he was probed over inappropriate sexual comments to a female BBC staffer.
Bosses rapped the host in 2018 for taking off his top and bragging about romps, we can reveal for the first time.
He was also accused of being rude and insulting to women on a different show in 2023.
Last week the BBC pledged to clean up bad behaviour.
But an insider questioned why Wallace was allowed to stay on the flagship cookery show “despite allegations about his conduct”.
The BBC will now face fresh questions as to why the 59-year-old was kept on despite its vow to clean up its workplace culture after a string of scandals.
Insiders told The Sun concerns were raised about his behaviour six years ago — when he was accused of making “inappropriate sexual comments” to a female staffer on BBC game show Impossible Celebrities.
He was hauled into a meeting after claims he boasted about his sex life and took his top off in front of the woman, “mortifying” members of the production team.
Wallace was then hit by allegations last year that he spoke to women in a “derogatory” manner while filming BBC’s Inside The Factory.
A source said: “There are questions to be asked about the decision to allow Gregg to continue on MasterChef despite these previous incidents.
“The BBC say they are keen to clear up issues around workplace culture but have allowed Gregg to remain on a flagship show despite allegations about his conduct.”
The 2018 incident was unreported until an insider contacted The Sun after the BBC’s launch last week of a review into workplace culture, with a vow to tackle “abusive behaviour”.
Wallace was reported to BBC chiefs for making “consistent inappropriate comments” to the younger woman while they worked on Impossible Celebrities, a panel show which was hosted by Greg James.
They also claimed that audience members allegedly overheard comments made by Wallace, who said it was “just banter”.
A source told The Sun last night: “Gregg was accused of making inappropriate comments to a younger, female member of the production team.
“He is said to have been boasting about his sex life with his partner at the time. At one point, Gregg was also accused of taking his top off in front of the woman which felt inappropriate. Gregg appeared to think it was all just banter and is also said to have made some comments in front of the live audience.
“The team working on the show were mortified and told BBC top brass what had happened.”
Wallace, who has been married four times, was then ordered to change his behaviour.
The source continued: “The BBC took immediate action and Gregg was called in to have a meeting with them. He made it clear that he didn’t mean anything by what he said but he was read the riot act and told to change his behaviour.”
However, last year he stepped down from BBC show Inside The Factory following allegations he had been “rude towards staff and continued to talk in a derogatory manner, especially to women”.
The incident, reported in The Times, was said to have happened during an episode filmed at the Nestle factory in York.
A complaint about Wallace’s language was made to production company Voltage TV.
Gregg was accused of making inappropriate comments to a younger, female member of the production team
Sun source
The presenter was spoken to and told to “moderate” it. Wallace was said to be “appalled” he had “caused such offence”.
The non-sexual allegation is said to have played a part in his decision to quit the role after seven series. He later hit back and confirmed that, while there was an “argument” at the factory, it was “not offensive”.
Wallace said: “There was an argument inside the factory, the reporting isn’t accurate. There was an issue and I thought this is the perfect time to come out.”
He went on: “I don’t want to discuss the issue but it wasn’t what the papers said it was.
“There was nothing offensive to anybody, that’s just people guessing. It was a decent time to come out.”
Despite these incidents, Wallace continued to host MasterChef with John Torode.
The pair have fronted the popular cooking competition since 2005.
The latest allegations emerged after the BBC workplace review was announced last Friday.
It follows a series of scandals which have plagued the organisation in recent months.
They include the child sex photos disgrace of former BBC newsreader Huw Edwards and the Strictly Come Dancing bullying probe.
In a statement, the BBC said it was aiming to crack down on “abuse of power”.
BBC Chair Samir Shah said: “I cannot emphasise enough that I am fully committed to tackling inappropriate or abusive behaviour.
He is said to have been boasting about his sex life with his partner at the time. At one point, Gregg was also accused of taking his top off in front of the woman which felt inappropriate
Sun source
“For most of us it is a joy to work for the BBC and that should be the case for everyone.
“Nobody working in the BBC should ever feel fear or worry while working here.
“What is clear to me is that we must ensure the BBC is a safe, secure and welcoming workplace for everyone.”
The BBC’s probe aims to “ensure the consequences of inappropriate behaviour and abuse of power are understood by everyone”.
A spokesman said it intends to publish a report next spring.
Wallace started off as a market trader before moving into broadcasting. He has three kids, including one with fourth wife Anna, who he met on Twitter in 2013.
On the latest allegations, a spokesman for the BBC said: “Whilst we do not comment on individuals, if issues are raised they are dealt with swiftly and appropriately at the time.
“We do not tolerate any form of inappropriate behaviour and have robust processes in place.”
Wallace’s reps said: “No comment.”
THE final of the World Grand Prix Darts is underway in Leicester!
On Saturday night, Luke Humphries thrashed Ryan Joyce 5-0 to secure his spot in tonight’s final.
Cool Hand is looking to join Phil Taylor and Michael van Gerwen in becoming the third player to retain the World Grand Prix crown.
Humphries faces Mike De Decker, who beat fellow Belgian Dimitri Van den Bergh 5-2 to book his place in the final.
