Ciara has credited her young daughters with inspiring her to "level up" her approach to beauty.
The Goodies singer, who is a new ambassador for cosmetics brand Nars, has changed her approach to beauty knowing that she is a role model for her young and impressionable children.
"I think having my babies, especially my girls, inspires me to level up my approach to beauty while I take care of myself," she told Harper's Bazaar. "My seven-year-old definitely looks up to me and every night when I'm on tour she's getting in the glam chair herself after I'm finished. She likes to emulate the things that I do and it is so sweet to see."
Ciara and her husband Russell Wilson share three children - daughters Sienna, seven, and Amora, seven months, and son Win, four. The Level Up hitmaker also has a 10-year-old son named Future from a prior relationship.
The 38-year-old admitted having four children has left her with little time for beauty but she's "mastered being able to get myself together quickly".
While she is a beauty role model to her children, Ciara revealed those who inspired her growing up - her make-up artist Yolonda Frederick and her grandmother.
"(Yolonda) gets beauty like no other. She's now 60 years old and it's insane to see how beautiful she is and how well she takes care of herself," Ciara praised. "I also have to give love to my grandma. Whenever I would see her dressed to the nines, her make-up was always so beautifully placed and she always looked elegant."