I do planks above $2K of Hermès lipsticks — it’s motivation to stay in shape

Per the viral video, a smiling Chow is seen positioning 17 open and upright tubes of colorful spheres from haute fashion house Hermès, each stamped with a price tag of around $75, onto an exercise mat. 

After lining up the lipsticks, the bold brunette then jumped into a plank — a core strengthening exercise that involves maintaining a push-up position for as long as possible — above her pricey products. 

“Plank hack for girlies,” Chow said in the post’s on-screen text as her body hovered over the products. 

“Works best with #HermésBeauty lipsticks,” she added as a nugget of wisdom. 

Chow did not immediately respond to The Post for a comment.

But her word to the wise was seemingly missed by makeup maniacs who scolded Chow for jeopardizing her beauty jewels. 

“You’re playing a dangerous game,” warned a worried Reels watcher.  

“What happens if you do fall? Then $2,000 of lipstick is gone and your pants are ruined,” wrote another concerned fan. 

“I would rather put knives then [sic] any of my makeup,“ said a glitz enthusiast, whose sentiments were echoed by a separate razzle-dazzle diehard who said, “Lighted candles would be better honestly.”

But Chow isn’t alone in her commitment to using posh goods for getting into good shape. 

The women of the Big Apple have virally hit workout hotspots with lipsticks, mascaras, blushes and eyeliners in tow, touching up their faces to perfection while burning calories during sweat sessions.

And in December 2022, virtual vixen Rosa Esparza achieved trending TikTok notoriety for regularly rocking a full face of makeup to the gym in her exercise posts.   

“I do this often,” said Esperanza in a video. “Cute gym fits, full glam, train till failure = bomb a– workouts.”