From a £1.60 hairspray to a Maybelline mascara, the beauty products Team GB Olympians swear by

THERE'S no greater way to test a beauty product than putting it through the Olympics.

While competing in the Games requires immense strength and endurance, so do the hair, make-up and skincare products Team GB athletes are using.

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From super-hold hairspray to a mascara that'll survive a swimming competition, these are the beauty products that Team GB are using.

After all, if a product can withstand an Olympics competition - they'll definitely see you through a day in the office.

Keely Hodgkinson, 800m Olympic Champion

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Refy Glow and Sculpt Primer, £24

In a recent interview, Keely Hodgkinson described the athletics track as her stage - meaning looking good while she competes in a must.

Hodgkinson opts for a glowy, dewy look, and told : "A good primer is key – the , £24, is what I’m using right now."

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has a roller applicator, which simplifies application and helps sculpt your look.

Its lightweight, serum-like formula extends the wear of your make-up and provides skin with a subtle, natural glow.

Imani-Lara Lansiquot, Sprinter

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Charlotte Tilbury Airbrush Flawless Setting Spray, £32

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Best known for freezing make-up in place and keeping it looking fresh and radiant for up to 16 hours, this setting spray has just received new acclaim.

Team GB sprinter Imani-Lara Lansiquot, whose race day prep involves applying a full face of cosmetics, always has the mist in her make-up bag.

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The gold medalist told : "Before I start applying [make-up], I spray a layer of setting spray... the , is my holy grail."

Infused with hydrating aloe vera, the lightweight, veil-like mist fixes make-up in place while leaving pores visibly blurred - and if it can survive a 200m sprint, it'll definitely survive that party.

Alice Kinsella, Gymnast

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Wella Shockwaves Ultra Strong Power Hold Hairspray, £3

While the nation gawps over the strength and agility of the gymnastics, we've been distracted by the athletes' slicked-back, no-budge hairstyles.

Fortunately, in a recent 'Day in the Life' , gymnast Alice Kinsella revealed all.

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The artistic gymnast shared an image of the , £3, , £3.99, and , £9.99, alongside the caption 'Slick back vibe today.'

To achieve a sleek, slicked-back look, comb a dollop of into your hair and fix it into a ponytail using and a hair tie.

Spritz your hair with to smooth away any flyaways - et voila!

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IF your purse is feeling tighter than ever before and you're looking to save cash on your make-up routine, have you ever thought of trying out beauty dupes?

Here's five of the best recommended beauty buys that are almost identical to the posh versions, but for a fraction of the price.

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Georgia Mae Fenton, Gymnast

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Ouai Hair Oil, £26

If a haircare product can withstand somersaults, round-offs and handsprings, it'll certainly do the job for us.

Gymnast Georgia Mae Fenton recently shared a 'Training and Competition Hair Tutorial' on , revealing the routine behind her sleek Olympics look.

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The Olympian begins with combing , £26, into the lengths of her hair, before parting it down the middle and fixing it into a ponytail.

Next, she smoothes , £3.99, on to her scalp and applies a generous spray of , £1.60, before twisting her ponytail into a bun.

Freya Anderson, Swimmer

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Maybelline Lash Sensational Sky High Waterproof Mascara 

Swimmer Freya Anderson has devised the ultimate test for waterproof mascara: taking it for a swim.

In recent , the athlete assesses each mascara's appearance after application, then checks back in after a pool training session.

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So far, seems to be the favourite, which she says fans her lashes and doesn't budge after hitting the pool.

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With its tapered flexible brush, the mascara is best known for lengthening and volumising, resulting in full, vertigo-inducing lashes.

Now that's how to make a splash!