‘Wow, Skin Is Flawless’: Toya Johnson Stops Fans In Their Tracks with Fresh Face

“T.I. & Tiny: Friends & Family Hustle” reality star Toya Johnson is sharing the secrets to her fountain of youth. Johnson took to her Instagram account to discuss her skin regimen as a response to the countless messages from fans wanting to know how she keeps her skin glowing. 

“I’m Social distancing and keeping up my skin routine with my @dermilogic spin brush,” the mother of two captioned the video. 

“To me, it’s all in the brush,” Johnson said in the video. 

She demonstrated that she applies a facial product to the cleansing brush and turns the speed motion on low before washing her face. 

Fans were awed at how youthful and fresh Johnson’s skin is without any makeup. 

“Wow, skin is flawless.”

“You are so naturally beautiful 😍😍😩😩🙌🏾🙌🏾.”

“Beautiful! You don’t need makeup.”

“You look so pretty!!! Your skin is flawless. I think I’m gonna try that, thank you ❤️.”

“Girl, you still look 10. Beautiful Toya, your skin is beautiful.”

“Toya, you looking 16 😂😂💪🏾❤️💯💯.” 

“Healed and healthy radiance skin glo.”

“You look like a little girl @toyajohnson. Your skin is BOMB‼️ thx for the info.” 

Several fans wanted to know what facial wash Johnson uses to apply to her brush, but she never commented. However, one fan was able to figure out the product based on the look of the bottle. 

“It’s Pevonia Power Repair,” the fan commented. 

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Reginae Carter and Toya Johnson @colormenae, @toyawright /Instagram

Johnson’s skin-care routine wasn’t the only topic in her comment section. People couldn’t help but recognize the resemblance between her and her oldest daughter Reginae Carter with rapper Lil Wayne. 

“That’s @colormenae whole face😍😍😍😍😍.” 

“You and your daughter are 👯‍♀️💕.” 

It’s safe to say that Johnson is turning back the hands of time. 

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