Cheryl looked glamorous in a rare social media appearance where she gushed over a vitamin range.
The 38-year-old flaunted her radiant skin and long glossy locks to plug the multivitamins that she says she swears by.
The singer told her 3.5 million followers: "Everybody's been commenting on the advert recently and a lot of friends and family have been saying, ''well what's the difference with Feel products and all the other vitamins out there?''
She added: "I did bounce around for years of my life using different vitamins and would have results here and there.
"Then when I found Feel, all the clean ingredients really made a difference to me. I feel happier, I feel calmer, I feel more restful.
"And the fact that they're clean makes such a massive difference to your body that you can't actually realise or experience that until you take them."
The Girls Aloud star said: "So have a go for yourself, I'm happy to listen to your feedback and you'll see the results too. It's the clean ingredients."
This isn't the first time shes indorsed the product, in June she said that Feel was her go-to supplement brand, adding: "Feel multivitamins are part of my daily ritual – I want to ensure that my body has consistent energy and the nutrients it needs, particularly with such a busy lifestyle juggling motherhood and my career.
"They also help me maintain healthy skin, strong hair and nails; and aside from making me feel great, it's reassuring to know that my vitamins are made with the most advanced and modern ingredients that are proven to work."
In December it was revealed that Cheryl's annual income had dropped by 50 per cent in the last year after she has slowly slipped out of the limelight.
The star, who was once a member of one of the biggest girlbands on the planet saw her new track Let You sink to 57 in the UK chart.
This was the lowest ranking in her hugely successful career, a likely disappointing moment for the singer.
Cheryl had her son Bear with Liam Payne, 28, who is now four years old.
Her slow withdrawal from public life was made crystal clear after she cancelled a performance at Birmingham Pride after the tragic death of her friend and former bandmate Sarah Harding.
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The singer lost her battle with cancer at the age of 39 on September 5, just weeks before Cheryl was due to perform.
Clearly hugely affected by her friend's death, Cheryl also pulled the plug on her BBC podcast You, Me and R&B after just four episodes.
The project had been criticised for "cultural appropriation".
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