Rihanna performs a ‘magic trick’ for fans as she wipes off her blue eyeshadow with her cleanser

Nine-time Grammy winner Rihanna showed off her glowing skin after removing her glam makeup with her Fenty Beauty cleanser in a series of stunning photos.

Showing how she removes her sunscreen and waterproof makeup at the end of the day, the 35-year-old effortlessly pulled off her bright blue eyeshadow and bright red lipstick.

“Swipe for a magic trick,” she captioned her latest post, which received more than 2.1 million Instagram followers in three hours, featuring herself using the jelly oil cleanser.

When she applied the $34 oil to her face, all her cosmetics washed away immediately and her skin looked completely hydrated and nourished.

The comments section was filled with sweet messages from her 146 million followers and celebrity friends, including Chloe Bailey, who commented on a red heart and heart-shaped eyes.

While revealing her bare skin, the mother-of-one sported multiple earrings and a matching silver necklace.

Last month, the artist revealed that she had “no idea” that she was pregnant with her second child while posing for the new cover of British Vogue.

The Barbados native, her boyfriend A$AP Rocky and their young son, who was born in May, posed for the Malibu beach photo shoot in mid-December.

“How crazy my two babies were in these photos and mom had no idea,” the star wrote on Instagram from the shoot.

He also stated that his son, whose name has not yet been revealed, is doing “very well.”

Rihanna revealed her second pregnancy to the world during a spectacular performance at the Super Bowl halftime show.

He also thanked writer Edward Enniful and photographers Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin, ‘for celebrating us as a family!’

It’s unclear exactly when the singer found out she was expecting her second child or how far along she is.

He also explained why he decided to perform on Super Bowl Sunday, just four years after turning down the concert in solidarity with former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick.

“There’s still a lot to fix in my eyes, but it’s powerful to break through those doors and have representation at such a high, high, consistent level,” he said.

His performance comes a year after the critically acclaimed halftime show by Dr. Dre., Snoop Dogg, Eminem, Mary J. Blige and Kendrick Lamar.

‘Two Super Bowls in a row, you know, representing the urban community, globally. It’s powerful. It sends a really strong message,” he added.

He also spoke about the responsibility of raising a black child in today’s world, calling it one of life’s most terrifying responsibilities.

‘You’re like, ‘What am I leaving my kids for? Is this the planet you are going to live on?’ All of those things really start to hit differently,” she said.

The singer added that motherhood also lifted her spirits, leading her to accept the Super Bowl concert just months after having her first child…and seven years after her last stage performance.

“It’s knowing that you can do anything, even the craziest things, like, ‘Am I going to say yes to the Super Bowl in the middle of postpartum?'” she said.

‘What the hell am I thinking? But you’re crazy for a challenge like that because you know what your body just did. You get this feeling of “Nothing is impossible,” she said.

She added that she did not expect to be pregnant with her second child when she took the job, adding: “It was almost like an out-of-body experience.”

‘I haven’t been on stage in seven years. Seven years! From zero to the Super Bowl? That’s mental,’ she joked.

She admitted that the real reason she stepped on the Super Bowl stage was to honor her loyal fans.

‘I want to put on a show. I want to have fun. I haven’t done this in a minute and I’m doing it for the people who love my music, the people who have supported me and brought me to this place in my career,” she said.

‘And that they miss me as a musician in particular. It’s really me coming back on stage, a crazy stage to be back on, but I’m really doing this for my fans,’ he added.