Color her impressed.

During her recent trip to the South of France, Bethenny Frankel didn’t just see the sights — she also sampled the country’s beauty products, including Le Rouge Français lipstick.

“This lipstick is the best color I’ve ever put on in my life,” she raved in an Instagram video, while swiping on the 040 shade.

The creamy, plant-based formula is infused with shea butter, jojoba, apricot and sunflower oils to help nourish lips and smooth fine lines. (According to clean beauty retailer Credo, it goes on “like a second skin.”)

“It feels good [and] it looks good,” Frankel added, while raving about the “pink cabernet” hue.

In addition to her favorite deep pink, the lipstick comes in five other shades — and has scored a nearly perfect 4.8-star average rating on Credo’s website.

“Beautiful color that stays on and makes me feel a bit more French,” one wrote, while another said it feels “so wonderful and luxurious.”

Should you prefer to purchase it on the brand’s own site, never fear; Le Rouge Français ships to the US. (And if you spend over $80, it’ll even be free).

To fill up your cart, consider adding the brand’s Français Cream Blush in Cléôpatre, another of Frankel’s new beauty obsessions. (She pointed out that the color looks like it would be “friends” with the lipstick hue, for a more cohesive look.)

The “Just B” host also shouted out the Narcisse Lash Primer, a base layer designed to curl and plump lashes.

“This makes your lashes sparkly,” she said. “New brand unlocked for me and possibly you.”

Looks like she’s saying bonjour to a new beauty bag staple.

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This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Associate Editor for Page Six. Hannah spies deals on actually affordable celebrity-worn styles, puts celebrities’ brands to the test and finds the beauty products that keep stars red carpet-ready. She consults stylists and industry pros — including celebs themselves — for firsthand product recommendations, trend predictions and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has been featured in USA Today and Parade.