Princess Kate followed ‘key’ beauty rule ‘7 hours after giving birth’

Beauty experts at FalseEyelashes.co.uk said that Kate, Princess of Wales always follows the royal protocol, even in the most challenging situations.

The beauty gurus named the strict style rules royals have to follow and explained that “one mustn’t look unkempt”.

They added: “If there’s one thing that Kate is praised – and scrutinised – for, it’s her ability to always look put together.

“A key beauty rule among the royals, both men and women, is that they must never look unkempt.”

The Princess of Wales is one of the most photographed people in the world and because of this, she “rarely goes without makeup and has her hair blown out regularly”.

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The Princess of Wales famously sported a fresh blow dry and her usual makeup just “seven hours after giving birth, showing just how committed she can be to royal protocol,” the experts commented.

The beauty experts continued and said that in the Royal Family, “one must tame unruly hair”.

They explained: “If you’ve got a keen eye, you may have spotted Kate’s preference for a blow dry and keeping her hair coloured.

“Once or twice Kate has been spotted with stray grey hair, though they’re never around for long.”

Royal protocol prevents members from dying their hair anything that isn’t close to their natural colour, the experts claimed.

Princess Kate in particular stays within two shades of her usual mahogany brown, the stylists suggested.

“Her regular appointments with a colourist and stylist means any greys are kept at bay and her mane is kept sleek and glossy,” they added.

Kate and William, then Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, posed for the press outside The Lindo Wing with their newborn son Prince George at St Mary’s Hospital in July 2013.

They did the same in May 2015 when their daughter Princess Charlotte was born, and in April 2018 with their son Prince Louis.

Every time, Kate could be seen wearing natural make up and a fresh blow-dry when departing the Lindo Wing at St Mary’s Hospital.