Rihanna showed off her huge chest tattoo as she posed in a lace bra and bucket hat to plug her beauty line.
The pop star, 32, posed in a bathroom leaning back against a marble countertop with her arm around a set of products from her Fenty Skin range.
The navy blue New York Yankees hat was pulled down over her eyes and she had dollops of face cream smeared on her cheeks.
She wore a cream lace bra that showed off her massive chest tattoo.
Rihanna captioned the snap: "just protecting my melanin while they try to eradicate it! @fentyskin #FentySkinStartRs mini gang!"
The picture sent her followers wild, with famous friend Paris Hilton joining in the applause.
The hotel heiress sent the singer a series of fire emojis along with a love heart face and a crown.
Another follower wrote: "Damn Rih, just DAMN!"
One more added: "Two questions: 1. Where’d you get the Yankee bucket? 2. Will you marry me?"
However, other fans left comments pleading with the star to release new music.
Rihanna hasn't released an album in four years after her last record, Anti, dropped in 2016.
In recent years, she has been focused on expanding her business ventures, launching her Fenty Beauty and Skin brands, as well as a fashion line.
The singer has also been dabbling with acting, appearing in a number of films as well as landing a role as Marion Crane in TV show Bates Motel.
However, she has hinted she's going to return to music this year.
She posted a picture of herself back in the studio in February, but it looks likely that the coronavirus outbreak may have slowed down her plans to return to the charts.
Late last year, Rihanna told Vogue magazine her next album will be reggae-infused.
She said: "I like to look at it as a reggae-inspired or reggae-infused album.
"It’s not gonna be typical of what you know as reggae. But you’re going to feel the elements in all of the tracks."
"Reggae always feels right to me. It’s in my blood. It doesn’t matter how far or long removed I am from that culture, or my environment that I grew up in; it never leaves."
