EXCLUSIVE: Erin Holland reveals how she overcame her battle with cystic acne after IVF to become 'confident' with her skin as she stuns in a new beauty campaign

Model and WAG Erin Holland stuns in a new skincare campaign after becoming the ambassador for the brand, MxSKINCARE.

The former Miss World Australia, 34, poses up for the brand showing off her flawless complexion.

However, Erin candidly admitted to Daily Mail Australia on Friday that she used to suffer from cystic acne after going through IVF with her cricketer husband Ben Cutting.

Erin, who is also an actress and classically trained singer, said using the products from the range has helped her breakouts and helped bring her confidence back.

She said she also used to find it hard to find a skincare line that would help her not only with her cystic acne and hormonal breakouts, but for bouts of dry skin.

Model and WAG Erin Holland stuns in a new skincare campaign after becoming the ambassador for the brand, MxSKINCARE

‘I never really had an issue with my skin until later in life, I would always get a big pimple around the time of the month but mine started when I was going through IVF and pumping my body with all these different hormones,’ she explained.

‘And it wasn’t just pimples, it was cystic acne… I would find it really hard to find makeup that would work with me, it rattled me, I could deal with the stuff internally, I can hide things like being bruised and bloated from injections, but I think I felt the worst with my skin.’

She added: ‘I couldn’t hide it and that’s why I started going, ”I need to put time and effort into something that works.”

The former Miss World Australia, 34, poses up for the brand showing off her flawless complexion

However, Erin candidly admitted to Daily Mail Australia on Friday that she used to suffer from cystic acne after going through IVF. Pictured makeup free

Erin said she has a new-found confidence with her skin thanks to the products.

‘I feel like I was taking control and pushing back at my body that was raging a war with itself,’ she explained.

Erin added that she loves that the brand is Australian made and owned.

She ran through her skincare routine, revealing she often double cleanses at night, before putting on a moisturiser, face oil and interchanges her serums, whether it be vitamin A or B. She also uses an eye cream at night.

A facial oil from the brand retails for $79, while a vitamin C serum is priced at $89.

Erin, who is also an actress and classically trained singer, said using the products from the range has helped her breakouts and helped bring her confidence back

‘I never really had an issue with my skin until later in life, I would always get a big pimple around the time of the month but mine started when I was going through IVF and pumping my body with all these different hormones,’ she explained

Erin said she has a new-found confidence with her skin thanks to the products. ‘I feel like I was taking control and pushing back at my body that was raging a war with itself,’ she explained

She added that on the daily she always uses sunscreen and after growing up in tropical Cairns, skin health is really important to her.

‘I’ve had bits and pieces before and my mum had skin cancers cut out,’ she said.

‘So looking after your skin is really important to me.’

In the images, Erin beams as she goes to wash her face with a cleanser.

She looks radiant with her dark locks pulled back and off her face.

In another image, she shows off her décolletage as she poses with some products.

She ran through her skincare routine, revealing she often double cleanses at night, before putting on a moisturiser, face oil and interchanges her serums, whether it be vitamin A or B. She also uses an eye cream at night