Elizabeth Hurley, 60, stuns in sultry bed snaps!

set pulses racing as she shared a series of sultry bedroom snaps on Instagram on Tuesday.

The age-defying actress, 60, playfully posed in red bikini bottoms from her Elizabeth Hurley Beach swimwear brand and a white jumper. 

Elizabeth revealed a beauty hack she 'swears by', telling fans she has had two mugs of warm water in the morning for as long as she remembers.

She captioned the post: 'I don’t personally guzzle weird green juices or take a load of supplements - but I’ve drunk two mugs of warm water first thing every morning for as long as I remember, and I swear by it (and it’s free)'. 

Fans commented: 'Love this truthful advice from a natural woman of beauty' and 'I've never heard of that beauty or health regimen but I WILL say that you are the proof that it must surely work. You look spectacular'. 

Earlier this month, Elizabeth headed to Delhi with her son Damian,23, and , 62. 

The trio celebrated 's vibrant festival, Holi. 

Holi is a major Indian festival of the Hindus which featuring the Festival of Colours, Love and Spring.

As it is traditional to wear white, lightweight cotton or linen clothing, Liz, Damian and Trinny all opted to wear kurta pyjamas.

The kurta pajamas are all-white and consist of a long knee-length shirt paired with matching lightweight drawstring trousers.

Liz wore a bright pink patterned scarf around her neck for a pop of colour and she and Damian kept their brunette hair down. 

Meanwhile Trinny admitted she didn't want to have to wash her hair so swept her locks up into a wrap using a blue scarf. 

During the day, Trinny was seen throwing pink flowers up into the air as she let her hair down and wore her blue scarf around her neck. 

Trinny also gave an insight into the day, where people were seen dancing in circles and throwing orange, yellow and red powder into the air. 

Holi is marked by people throwing coloured powders, known as gulal and water as they sing, dance and light bonfires to signify new beginnings and community joy. 

The day also signifies the triumph of good over evil.

Earlier in the year, Elizabeth also enjoyed a trip to the Maldives.