‘10s Across the Board’: Tia Mowry’s Fans Marvel Over Her Stylish Coppery Look

Tia Mowry flooded her fans’ timelines on Jan. 19 with a couple of photos showcasing her copper jumpsuit from various angles.

Mowry’s angles included a selfie giving fans a close-up of her full face and topknot bun. The other image displayed the entire ensemble, which was adorned with gold accessories. The “Family Reunion” star captioned the snapshots “Ten Toes Down.” The 42-year-old’s fashionable look captivated her followers.

Tia Mowry showcases a new copper look. @tiamowry/Instagram

“10’s across the board”

“Looking like the queen 👸🏻 you are.”

“COME THRUUUUU MRS. MOWRY-HARDRICT 🔥😍💚💙”

“You better have 10 toes on they necks sis! Come thru Ms. TIA!”

“You and your team have absolutely been KILLING it with these lewks ✨✨🔥🔥🔥✨✨”

Tia Mowry. (Photo: @tiamowry/Instagram)

While most of Mowry’s fans complimented her jumpsuit, a few mentioned her fresh-faced appearance. One said, “Ummm….can you STOP REVERSE AGING…SHEESH😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍.”

Another told the actress she was drinking from the fountain of youth. “Gorgeous. You’re truly aging backwards 😍.”

An Instagram user wrote, “Omg 💣💣💣💣🔥🔥🔥😍😍😍😍😍, timeless beauty.”

In 2015 during an interview with Huffington Post, Mowry disclosed she uses an old beauty secret to keep her skin vibrant, a trick she learned from a makeup artist.

“You make green tea ice cubes or orange juice ice cubes or you can even just use regular ice cubes. But the trick is to melt one ice cube over your face in the morning by rubbing it around like you’re giving yourself a facial. People are always complimenting me on my skin, and that’s basically all I do.”

The “Sister, Sister” star added, “It hydrates your skin and you’re getting those natural antioxidants from the tea. The cold then tightens your skin. It feels like you’ve just had a facelift!”

Mowry also credited consuming lots of water and using argan oil for her youthful appearance. “I also drink loads of water. And I love argan oil, it does me wonders. The oil brings the elasticity back to your face and the glow, that J.Lo glow that you want.”

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