KATIE Price looked unrecognisable as she treated herself to a relaxing pamper session.
The former reality tv star took to social media to give her fans a glimpse of her wind down routine while sporting a face mask.
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Katie, 44, posted several short clips to her instagram stories to show off her skincare routine at home.
The former I’m A Celeb campmate gave a sultry look for the camera as she showed off a close up of her product covered pores to her legions of fans.
As relaxing music played in the background she captioned the clip: “face mask time.”
Later as she was getting in the bath, the former Loose Women pannelist wanted to show off a helpfull new product.
She posted a picture of her injured leg wrapped in a soft plastic material that was sealed off on the knee by neoprene band.
But the media personality also showed off her giant feather and flower tattoo on her thigh as she prepared to clean up.
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In the clip she said: “This is the best invention if you need a bath and you have a wound on your foot.”
Katie added: “love it.”
This comes after the star divided opinions of her fans as she showed off her suggestive head gear.
The TV personality, previously nicknamed Jordan, posted a sultry selfie in a bondage-bunny costume.
Katie showed off her long lashes in the leather head piece with rabbit-like ears, with just parts of her face peeking through, exposing her bold brows and a glossy pout.
Captioning the post, she wrote: “Who’s your biggest bunny boiler ? To see me link in bio 🥰”.
The photograph, which has garnered almost 10K likes, has caught the attention of her followers, who were quick to share their opposing thoughts.
One fan gushed: “Good Looking as always Katie ive been a big fan of yours all my life 🔥🔥”.
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