Love Island’s Amber Davies flaunts her incredible physique in a white palm print bikini

She’s never been shy of displaying her incredible figure.

And Love Island star Amber Davies once again put on a sizzling display in a revealing orange and white printed as she posed for a sultry Instagram snap on Tuesday.

The reality star, 23, looked incredible in the revealing two-piece as she enjoyed a day of ‘self-care’ which included transforming her hair with a moisturising mask.

Posing in front of her bedroom mirror, Amber posed up a storm in geometric-style bikini with a crochet effect.

The tiny top drew the eye to her taut midriff and slender waist while teasing a glimpse of her cleavage. 

The matching bottoms rose high on her hips and showcased her bronzed legs.

The star wore her caramel flecked tresses in a high bun as she displayed her natural beauty by going make-up free.

Amber recently hosted a Q&A about having her ears pinned back and answered fans’ questions about the procedure she underwent last year.

The television personality revealed she was in ‘the worst pain of her life’ after the surgery but has since felt confident.  

Last year, Amber was candid about the procedure and shared snaps during her recovery and she has now opened up to fans.  

In her discussion about the surgery, she said: ‘I had my ears pinned back. I wanted to since I was 10. My mum told me to wait…  

‘I always wanted it done as I felt I had sticky back ears. I always wanted to hide them and couldn’t wear my hair up.’

When asked about the actual surgery, Amber said: ‘I was awake and they numb the area. You can smell it. It’s like a burning smell. It’s one week recovery and I had to have a bandage around my head for a week.

‘It’s uncomfortable, it starts to itch. I know you can get it on NHS but I did it privately. It can be between £1,500 to £3,000. It takes about 20 mins. 

‘I’ve been lucky, I haven’t had any discomfort or pain. Getting your ears pinned back is more common that you think. when the anesthetic wears off it was the worst pain of my life. It’s worth it. I’m so much more confident.’