‘We Need The Skin Care Routine Sus’: Fans Praise Erica Dixon For Flawless Beauty

Fans are forever fawning over former “Love and Hip Hop Atlanta” castmate Erica Dixon!

Whether it’s her amazing “snapback” after giving birth to twin daughters, her clothes fitting her curves just right or just her overall beauty, Dixon is like the gift that keeps on giving for those who can’t get enough of the clothing boutique owner.

Erica Dixon blows fans away with her flawless, natural skin. (Photo: @msericadixon/Instagram)

Likely having quite the self-care day Dixon posted a photo of herself with a towel on her freshly shampooed hair. Her caption read, “Trying different products for this natural hair. It’s so thick my arms get tired so quick.”

Her followers who know the struggles of caring for and managing natural hair flooded her with comments.

“I know the feeling, the struggle is real😂”

“Listen. I’m over it😩😩,” wrote one person, who, like Dixon, is probably close to throwing a towel around her head and calling it a day.

“Girrll I feel u …same here. The struggle is sooo real”

Whether licensed or just the everyday kitchen beautician, many offered up their techniques and go-to products. But just as the hair conversation got going it was derailed by those who took notice of Dixon’s flawless skin sans a lick of makeup.

“so beautiful with a natural face”

“We need the skin care routine sus!”

“Yes Skinn!” and “Fresh face❤️,” wrote others.

“Your skin and and eyebrows are flawless😍”

“Ok! Come through bare face😍👏🏿”

Erica Dixon is all smiles as she poses with her three daughters. (Photo: @msericadixon/Instagram)

The fact that Dixon has the energy to do her hair, her daughter Emani Richardson’s hair and care for two little girls Embrii and Eryss is a feat in ittself.

But for her to do it all and maintain radiant skin and youthful looks is something her fans can’t help but to add to the list of reasons to fawn over Dixon.

“Sexy fine cutie😘😘!”

“You are so amazing and beautiful and special wow frfr”

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