Rihanna Shows Off Her Fenty Glow In A Crochet Dress

Rihanna is celebrating Fenty Skin's latest release, Butta Drop whipped oil body cream, in her signature style.

The singer took to Instagram earlier this afternoon to share a photo of herself wearing a summery crochet look and Bottega Veneta heels while flaunting glowing legs soaked in Butta Drop. (Clearly, the full-body moisturizer delivers on the brand's promise for "healthy, sexy skin from head to toe.")

“Drip ya skin in a hydrating, glossy, whipped body oil from @fentyskin that leaves you with a non-sticky glow that lasts. Also- she refillable!” she wrote in the post.

Rihanna first launched Fenty Skin last July as a branch of her original Fenty Beauty makeup line. Like its sister brand, Fenty Skin is made to be accessible for all skin types and all people, "even the fellas." Its “multitasking” products boast gentle formulas that incorporate a variety of ingredients from around the world, as well as packing materials that are recyclable and eco-friendly, according to its website.

At the time of the launch, Rihanna said she wanted to "take the pressure off choosing a routine, so I created one for everyone."

This new full-body moisturizer reportedly contains shea butter and glycerin in addition to a delightful blend of various moisturizing oils, from sunflower to baobab to Kalahari melon.

The product release was accompanied by the drop of the Bright Fix Eye Brightener, the newest addition to Rihanna's Fenty Beauty makeup line, which arrived on May 7.

The Butta Drop body oil is available to purchase now at Sephora, Boots UK, Harvey Nichols, and Fenty Skin.

Rihanna Recently Shared Her Israel-Palestine Concern And Got Dragged On Twitter For It.

"My heart is breaking with the violence I'm seeing displayed between Israel and Palestine! I can't bare to see it! Innocent Israeli and Palestinian children are hiding in bomb shelters, over 40 lives lost in Gaza alone, at least 13 of whom were also innocent children! There needs to be some kind of resolve! We are sadly watching innocent people fall victim to notions perpetrated by government and extremists, and this cycle needs to be broken," Rihanna's post said.

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