Lauren Goodger went make-up free on Tuesday as she said it was too hot for a full face of slap.
The former TOWIE star, who is eight months pregnant with her first child, took to her Instagram Stories to share a picture of herself showing off her natural beauty.
She had been visited a barber's salon with her boyfriend and babydaddy Charles Drury, who was getting his hair done, and she struggled to cope in the 25C heat.
Lauren, 34, donned a boob tube which had a pair of sunglasses pinned to the front as she sat in a chair waiting for her man.
She wore her brunette locks down and loose around her shoulders.
The reality TV regular pulled a pout as she stared down the camera lens in the photo.
Lauren was sporting a pair of false eyelashes but said she had otherwise gone without makeup for the outing.
"8 months pregnant and too hot for makeup today..." she captioned the photo, adding a sweating emoji.
She also shared a video of Charles with a hot towel on his face as the barber massaged his arm and hand.
The builder looked in his element as he leaned back in his chair and enjoyed the pampering session.
Milkshare by Kelis played on the salon's speakers as the barber gave Charles his massage.
Lauren joked that as a heavily pregnant woman, she should be the one being pampered.
"Not sure who is the pregnant one?" she captioned the video. "Corrr pamper."
It was recently claimed that Lauren is struggling in the final trimester of her pregnancy.
A source told New magazine: "She's really tired and her sleep has been broken due to the discomfort of her bump.
"She's finding day-to-day tasks hard because of tiredness, and also the baby is bigger now so it's a lot of weight to carry around.
"She's realising that right now, she's not the same Lauren she was before."
Lauren revealed she was pregnant with her boyfriend Charles, who is 11 years her junior, back in January.
Speaking to OK! when the baby news was announced, Lauren proclaimed: "This is where my life begins."
The mum-to-be was recently told by her midwife that she needed to "slow down" after her baby stopped growing.
Writing in her OK! column, she said: "[It] sounds scary, but her growth will speed up as the weeks go on my little girl is bang on the middle of a normal weight at the moment."
