Loose Women recently returned to screens after a hiatus amid the COVID-19 lockdown.
And Ruth Langsford sported rollers as she got herself ready for the show on Wednesday without a glam squad.
The presenter, 60, posted a video to Instagram midway through her hair and make-up as she discussed her return to the show.
Loose Women prep: Ruth Langsford sported rollers as she got herself ready for the show on Wednesday without a glam squad
The star looked gorgeous as she wore metallic shadow, a swipe of mascara and some rose lipstick ahead of the show.
The star wore huge green rollers in her blonde bob and donned a taupe jumper as she chatted in the make-up room alone.
She said: ‘Morning. So here I am all alone in this big make-up room.
‘Brought my make-up and all my bits and bobs. Done the make-up, still got to do the hair, you can see I’ve got my rollers in.
Glamour: The star looked gorgeous as she wore metallic shadow, a swipe of mascara and some rose lipstick ahead of the show
Vacant: The star wore huge green rollers in her blonde bob and donned a taupe jumper as she chatted in the make-up room alone
‘Looking forward to seeing the girls again obviously at a social distance. It’s good to be back.’
Loose Women returned to TV last week following a six week break due to the current health crisis.
Earlier this month the network shared behind-the-scenes images of the panelists in rehearsal as they practiced social distancing measures in line with the government’s guidelines amid COVID-19.
The long-running panel show, which is traditionally filmed live in front of a packed studio audience, was taken off-air in March.
She said: She said: ‘Morning. So here I am all alone in this big make-up room. ‘Brought my make-up and all my bits and bobs. Done the make-up, still got to do the hair, you can see I’ve got my rollers in’
There is no studio audience and some necessary additional tweaks to its usual format.
With the country remaining on lockdown for the foreseeable future and social distancing still advised, three panellists feature on the studio desk, with a fourth appearing via video-link from home.
Those in the studio will sit with a suitable distance between one another.
Alongside current topics, the returning show will also will focus on mental health issues as part of their award-winning Lighten the Load campaign.
Andrea McLean said: ‘Loose Women has been a part of my life for thirteen years, so to suddenly not be meeting up with my friends, catching up over a latte and hearing the latest about what’s going on in their lives has been really strange.
Return: Loose Women returned to TV last week following a six week break due to the current health crisis
Backstage pass: ITV released a glimpse into how Loose Women made its return to the air earlier this month
New format: The network shared behind-the-scenes images of the panelists in rehearsal as they practiced social distancing measures in line with the government’s guidelines amid COVID-19
‘As the whole world will agree – chatting over video call just isn’t the same! I can’t wait to get back to work, get back into the studio and give our lovely viewers some much-needed love and laughter at lunchtime; it’s what we Loose Women do best!’
Brenda said: ‘Loose women were on lockdown, but now I’m glad to say, we’ve found a way to help you brighten up your day, adhering to restrictions and social distancing, we’re coming back, live on air, to bring you back your swing.
‘With lots of laughs, topics and discussions on the day, we also have debates that make YOU want to have your say!’
Nadia added: ‘We can’t wait to share all that’s been going on with the audience as they have always been the fifth loose woman.
‘We’ve shared everything over the last twenty years, so it’s only right and proper that we share now at one of the most difficult times in recent history. Missed you girls!’
Staying apart: Those in the studio will sit with a suitable distance between one another