‘Breathtakingly Beautiful’: Keyshia Cole’s Fans Are Mesmerized By the Singer’s Beauty as She Uploads a Make-Up Free Video:’ You are so Breathtakingly Beautiful’

Keyshia Cole‘s glowing skin became a topic of conversation recently after the singer shared a makeup-free post on Instagram.

In the clip shared on Aug. 31, Cole, who wore a pink bathing suit with a sheer coverup, was seen spending some quality time with her younger son, Tobias Hale, as they lounged in what appears to be their backyard.

Throughout the video, the 40-year-old is seen posing and smiling as she shows off her sunkissed skin. In addition to the video, Cole recited the lines to Drake’s 2018 track “Nice for What” in her caption.

While informing her followers that she is protectively tanning her skin, Cole wrote, “Protective tan vibe. That’s a real one, in yo reflection Without a follow or a mention…” As fans viewed the upload, many expressed how “breathtakingly beautiful” Cole looked naturally. 

At the same time, a couple of individuals mentioned the mother of two’s skin glow. 

“You Is Glowing Keyshia!!!!!! You Got The Glow Like Bruce Leroy In The Last Dragon lol For Real!!”

“Flawless and sunkissed.”

“You are so breathtakingly beautiful.”

“Baddest on the planet.”

“Your glow been on another level.”

Among the previous remarks, others brought up Cole’s skin. One wrote, “Skin just over there skinning.” Another said, “It’s the skin for me (heart-eyed emoji).” While mentioning how clear the “Let It Go” vocalist’s skin is, a third Instagram user stated, “Your skin is so clear.”

This isn’t the first time fans have complimented Cole on her skin. In 2018, Cole revealed the importance of clear skin by documenting her visit to a dermatologist. Although she didn’t share many details regarding her visit, Cole did, however, give fans a view of her skin by sharing a pic after getting her skin cleansed.

She wrote in the caption, “Before and after vibes…. was sooooo happy to get my skin cleansed @simonourianmd1 thanks once again.”

Since, no additional information regarding Cole’s skin regimen has been released to the general public.

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