She has been in the spotlight for decades after being discovered at the tender age of 16.
And on Tuesday, Marcia Hines, 70, revealed the secrets behind her eternally youthful complexion as she attended the Melbourne Cup carnival at Flemington Racecourse.
The Australian Idol judge told Daily Mail Australia, she doesn’t use harsh products on her skin and instead washes her face with soap and water.
‘I don’t drink, I’m a pescatarian and I wash my face with soap and water.,’ she said.
Marcia also revealed she uses Nivea face products and Witch Hazel, before adding: ‘I’m just very blessed, it’s genetics.’
Marcia Hines, 70, has revealed the secrets behind her eternally youthful complexion at the Melbourne Cup carnival at Flemington Racecourse on Tuesday
The singer said she maintains her incredible figure by working out and going on daily walks.
‘I do stretching classes, dance because of my work and I love to walk,’ she added.
Marcia also lifted the lid on her fellow Australian Idol judge Kyle Sandilands’ feud with Harry Connick Jr.
‘You can tell when two people don’t like each other and I think it was just a case of two very strong alphas,’ she said.
The Australian Idol judge told Daily Mail Australia, she doesn’t use harsh products on her skin and instead washes her face with soap and water
Kyle previously revealed that he and former Australian Idol judge Harry had a major ‘blow up’ over the phone, and that the pair are no longer on speaking terms.
Speaking to KIIS FM stablemates Will and Woody, Kyle said he got the feeling Harry never liked him, so things were ‘prickly’ between them from the start.
The rivalry came to a head when Kyle blasted Harry in an interview for ‘going on about the pronouns’ of the contestants.
It turned out the radio host was mistaken in his claims and Harry wasn’t happy about it.
‘He rang me, I was leaving, I was climbing up the 3 or 4 steps to my plane while he was lined up for the airport going through security,’ Kyle explained.
Marcia also lifted the lid on her fellow Australian Idol judge Kyle Sandilands’ feud with Harry Connick Jr.
‘I said to someone that he wanted the pronouns to be put onto the contestants’ sheets.
‘I thought I heard him say to a producer, ‘We need the pronouns,’ and I told someone on an interview, ‘Oh Harry’s going on about the pronouns.’ Apparently, it wasn’t Harry. And he rang me and he took great offence.’
Kyle went on to say the conversation quickly turned into an argument during which he told Connick the whole situation was ‘no big deal’ before hanging up on him.
‘I just thought “what a flop” and hung up. That was it. Friendship over,’ Kyle finished.
The pair no longer speak off-set and it’s unclear whether the judges’ spat will affect either one of their appearances on the show in the future.
Kyle previously revealed that he and former Australian Idol judge Harry had a major ‘blow up’ over the phone, and that the pair are no longer on speaking terms
