WAG Rebecca Judd makes a quick pit stop in activewear to Mecca makeup store in Melbourne – and leaves with a luxury $90 product
WAG Rebecca Judd has been cooped up in her $7.3million Brighton mansion during COVID-19 lockdowns.
And as restrictions ease in Victoria, the brunette was spotted making a quick trip to a Mecca Maxima store in Melbourne on Friday.
The mother-of-four, 37, walked out with a single white box – housing a product she’s believed to have splurged $89 on.
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WAG Rebecca Judd (pictured) made a quick pit stop to Mecca Maxima in Melbourne on Friday to purchase a luxury $90 product
While Mecca is known for housing a wide range of makeup, skin care, hair care, body products and fragrances, Bec left with another type of luxury item.
Bec looked effortlessly chic and fit in her signature Jaggad activewear range as she ran the brief errand.
The small box Bec carried out of the store appeared to be a ‘Roses Candle’ by Parisian brand, Diptyque. The product is priced between $53 and $89.
It’s likely she wanted to use the floral and feminine scented candle to bring back a fresh smell to her family abode after lockdown.
Bougie! The small box Bec carried out of the store appeared to be a ‘Roses Candle’ by Parisian brand, Diptyque. The product is priced between $53 and $89
Speaking to Nine Home in 2018, she credited Diptyque candles for helping create the right ambiance in her house.
Bec said at the time: ‘[I’m] conscious to have some beautiful candles lit through the day so the house smells really nice. I use Diptyque.’
However, she said her ‘go-to signature house scent’ two years ago was the Bailes berry-hued fragrant, rather than Roses.
‘I make sure I’ve got the Baies on and I always have music playing in every room in the house,’ Bec said at the time.
Her own best advertisement! Bec looked effortlessly chic and fit in her signature Jaggad activewear range as she ran the brief errand
Bec took advantage of restrictions easing on Thursday, as she met up with a small group of girlfriends for a luxe dinner at St Kilda’s Hotel Esplanade.
Cafes, restaurants and pubs were among some of the businesses allowed to reopen in Victoria as of June 1, with a 20-person limit.
Bec and ALF star husband Chris are the parents to son Oscar, eight, daughter Billie, six, and toddler twins Tom and Darcy, both aged three.
Family life: Bec and ALF star husband Chris are the parents to son Oscar, eight, daughter Billie, six, and toddler twins Tom and Darcy, both aged three