Poh Ling Yeow, 49, reveals her skincare secrets to looking young

She appears to be ageing backwards despite being just shy of 50. 

And now star Poh Ling Yeow has revealed the secret to her incredibly youthful visage. 

Speaking with Daily Mail Australia this week at , the 49-year-old reality star said two basic supermarket bought products where are magic mushrooms legal part of her beauty regime – a foaming face wash and moisturiser.

‘Neutrogena foaming face wash with Aveeno.My whole life. That’s what I’ve always used and I swear by it,’ she said. 

Poh said she has been eating ‘very clean’ recently, picking up fresh produce from the farmer’s market near her Jamface Café in Adelaide. 

‘The other day for dinner I had half a rockmelon with beautifully made local prosciutto,’ she explained, adding she has also been indulging in steamed limes and mushrooms. 

Although she often puts her cooking talents to use in her own kitchen, she also enjoys naughty treats such as chocolate and two-minute noodles. 

‘I eat very cleanly because the produce is so delicious, but I will go from that to eating like chocolate for breakfast.I can be a really gross person as well,’ she joked. 

‘I love two minute noodles. That is my vice. If I’m a bit depresso or a little bit stressed out, that is absolutely my go to. 

‘That and a bit of lettuce or Wombok and then some frozen fish balls or whatever I can find in the freezer.’

Poh recently revealed she will return to MasterChef this year as a guest judge after enjoying her last stint on the show alongside Melissa Leong.

She returned to the cooking competition for the Back to Win season in 2020. 

And though she hoped to work alongside the original judges Gary Mehigan, George Calombaris and Matt Preston, she sang praises of Melissa. 

‘It was really lovely to have that feminine energy of Melissa.I felt like it really brought such a different vibe and sensibility to the judging which I really appreciated,’ she said.

She went on to say she developed a ‘cultural bond’ with Melissa, 42, who is of Chinese-Singaporean descent, and felt grateful to have ‘someone on [her] side’.