Cate glowing about skin care Holly Lloyd-McDonald September 14, 2004 FORGET the amazing career, the loving husband and the cute children. It seems Aussie actor Cate Blanchett can thank a Japanese monk for keeping up her glowingly good appearances. Blanchett returned to her hometown of Melbourne last night to launch Myer's exclusive addition of cult Japanese cosmetic brand SK-II. A Japanese monk, who visited a Kobe sake brewery 25 years ago, devloped the skin-care range when he noticed the hands of brewery workers were soft and youthful. According to SK-II legend, the monk conducted a series of experiments and discovered a clear, nutrient-rich liquid could be extracted during the yeast fermentation process. Named pitera, the all-natural yeast derivative is the unique ingredient, which apparently gives SK-II followers the fountain of youth. It is claimed pitera can increase skin cell metabolism by up to 70 per cent. An exclusive cocktail party was hosted for Blachett, mother of Dashiell, 2, and Roman, 17 months. Herald Sun -- 年頭必是大紅人 年尾提名她沒份～ 凱特‧布蘭琪 今年雙片氣勢高 凱特女王將淚噴～ CATE BLANCHETT 【鍥而不捨】【鬼影迷蹤】【神鬼玩家】【海海人生】 --

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