Revealed: Serena Williams detailed her $944 skincare routine, which included double cleansing the face with coconut oil

Mom’s little follower! During the video, Serena revealed how her one-year-old daughter, Olympia, will also participate in parts of the routine like the cleansing stage

In-depth: The routine moves on to include a vitamin C serum, which Olympia also uses, and multiple eye creams to help brighten the under-eye area

‘My routine is crazy fast,’ Serena said during the video.

The first step in her routine involves double cleansing with Loving Earth Cold Pressed Coconut Oil ($16) to help remove her makeup from the day.

‘I slather it all over my face, on my lips and under my eyes,’ she said. ‘I just heard that oil washes are good, but I’ve been doing that for years.’

Serena toted the benefits of coconut on the face, and said she will even let her daughter join the routine by washing her own face with a small amount of the product.

‘My daughter actually does the routine with me,’ Serena revealed. ‘She’s only one-and-a-half, and she loves it.’

Following cleansing twice with the oil, Serena will then dab Vine Vera Vitamin C Serum ($246) on her clean skin to help with brightening.

‘I found this on my baby moon in Mexico and I became insanely obsessed with it,’ she said. ‘I do a couple dabs and put it on my face.’

Olympia will also receive a little of the vitamin C serum to then slather on her own skin at night.

Brighten up! Serena paid special attention to her under-eye area during the routine. She will place eye patches over her under-eyes for 10 minutes every night

Favorite: Her final step is a rosewater facial mist to further hydrate the skin

Fresh-faced: Detailing her skincare routine comes after Serena appeared on the cover of Harper’s Bazaar in an unretouched photo shoot

The two steps are then followed by Serena paying close attention to her under-eye area to both brighten and hydrate.

She will first apply the Vine Vera Resveratrol Age Defying Eye Serum ($350) before topping the product with the MZ SKIN Hydra-Bright Golden Eye Treatment Mask ($106), which are gold patches placed directly on the under-eye area.

‘I hate dark circles around my eyes so I try to get serious about treating my eyes,” Serena stated. ‘I leave [the patches] on for a few minutes, then I sit down in my room with Olympia and watch Finding Nemo.’

On the go: The tennis star, who is currently competing at Wimbledon, altered her skincare routine to best fit her busy lifestyle on the road

The cartoon film is one of Olympia’s favorites, Serena revealed by stating the young tot has watched it ‘millions of times’.

Once the eye patches are removed, Serena will then apply one final product, MZ Skin Collagen Activating Eye Complex ($149), to the under-eye area to further hydrate the skin.

Sometimes, the tennis star confessed, she will even slather the eye cream on her entire face when traveling.

‘When I’m traveling I put even put this on my face because whatever you’re using on your eyes is moisturizing and can work for the whole face,’ Serena said.

She went on to explain how everyone should listen to their own skin when deciding the skincare routine that works best for them.

‘It is so important to make your beauty routine your own and just own it,’ Serena said.

The final moisturizing step in Serena’s routine involves the Ayur Medic Enrichment Cream ($70), which she will extend all the way down to her neck.

Serena will then spritz the coveted Mario Badescu Facial Spray ($7) all over her face before heading off to bed.

The tennis player was able to show off her smooth and brightened skin when appearing on the cover of Harper’s Bazaar for its August issue. She wore multiple gold dresses while showing off her fit figure for the issue, as all of the images remained unretouched before going to print.