'It was easy for me': Bec Judd reveals how she did her OWN hair and makeup for a Jaggad photoshoot in lockdown
As one of Australia's leading influencers and fashion designers, Bec Judd is used to having a glam squad to keep her looking picture perfect.
But during Melbourne's coronavirus lockdown, the WAG was forced to take matters into her own hands.
Speaking to the Daily Telegraph on Friday, the 37-year-old said she had no choice but to do her own hair and makeup for a photoshoot to promote her new swimwear brand.
She can do it all! Bec Judd had no choice but to do her own hair and makeup for a photoshoot to promote her new swimwear brand
Her glamorous transformation started the night before the shoot, when she applied fake tan herself - with a little help from AFL star husband Chris Judd.
'Hubby did my back as I couldn't reach,' she said, before adding: 'And on the day, I did my own hair and makeup.'
The leggy brunette explained that she knew her angles and various insider beauty tricks due to her time as a model.
Golden girl: Her glamorous transformation started the night before the shoot, when she applied fake tan herself - with a little help from AFL star husband Chris Judd
'I knew what waterproof products to use in the pool and … exactly where to put the body illuminator to pick up the light,' she explained.
They shot the photos in the backyard of Bec's Brighton mansion with husband Chris behind the camera and creative direction via Zoom.
The photoshoot was for the new swimwear line from Bec's popular activewear brand, Jaggad.
Tricks of the trade! The leggy brunette explained that she knew her angles and various insider beauty tricks due to her time as a model
'I knew what waterproof products to use in the pool and … exactly where to put the body illuminator to pick up the light,' she explained
Jaggad is currently one of the hottest activewear lines in Australia thanks to Bec, whose involvement has helped the brand rival the trendy P.E Nation.
The brand's new sports shorts have already become a sensation on social media, with countless models and influencers wearing the designs on Instagram.
'They're not too short, not too long, enough coverage, you can do your squats and everything and they have a pocket for your car key or your card,' Bec said in a post.
Sensation: Jaggad is currently one of the hottest activewear lines in Australia thanks to Bec, whose involvement has helped the brand rival the trendy P.E Nation