Olivia Culpo applies a fake tan in a white bikini after detailing endometriosis scare

She knows all the best tricks of the trade.

And Olivia Culpo took her followers behind the scenes as she showed off her sculpted frame in a step-by-step fake tan tutorial on Instagram Wednesday morning.

The 28-year-old influencer flashed her incredible abs while perfecting her golden glow after detailing her endometriosis scare for her millions of followers on her social media platform.

She kept things light and airy online while going through the process of creating a safe and sunless complexion from the comfort of her own home.

Olivia’s rocked a white bikini top with matching high-waisted bottoms as she applied her Bondi Sands Dark Self Tanning Foam.

She used a towel mitt to apply the formula over her legs and shared a before and after to reveal glowing skin.

Culpo took a more serious note the day before as she honored endometriosis awareness month with her own story and a series of images from her hospital stay. 

‘Endometriosis was the most painful experience of my life and I am not alone as 1 in 10 women suffer from this condition on varying scales,’ she wrote. ‘I feel so honored to have been able to share my journey with all of you, not only to spread awareness but to also connect with the many women who also suffer with this.’

Olivia had surgery in November to treat her endometriosis, a condition which causes the uterine lining to grow outside of the uterus. 

‘These photos bring back so many emotions, but mostly gratitude for finally getting the proper care and validation after years of severe pain and another diagnosis from a doctor telling me “you’ll be fine, period pain is normal,”‘ she added. ‘I am committed to continuing to raise awareness so women know what to look for and can advocate for proper care before it is too late. 

‘Often times, women are not properly diagnosed and before they know it their fertility and overall health is irreversibly affected. Unfortunately this is a story that is way too common! I don’t want that to happen to any of you so I want to share the facts: painful periods are not normal.’

She also shared a few photos of her scarred and bloated abdomen with bandages covering her wounds from surgery. 

‘Throughout the month I’ll be posting Endo facts and common misconceptions so you can learn more and share with others,’ she wrote. ‘To all my fellow Endo warriors, you are so strong and I love you so much!’