Priyanka Chopra is a very successful actress. She is known for her roles in Quantico and Citadel. Chopra shared a video on Instagram of some life updates recently. In it, she is seen in two-piece clothes. Chopra captioned the post, “Previously…on The Bluff.” How does she stay so fit? Read on to see 5 ways Priyanka Chopra stays in shape and the photos that prove they work.
Chopra shared her beauty secrets with Into The Gloss. She shared how she takes care of her skin while traveling. “I travel so much, and cabin pressure dehydrates my hair and skin, so moisturizing is my life. Taking off makeup and moisturizing are the two things you need to do. People are horrible at it, but you have to do it! It’s the only way for your skin to survive crazy lifestyles. Take two or three minutes to just cleanse. That’s the only way.”
Chopra tells Into The Gloss that cleansing is a big part of her skincare. “My skin is being ‘traumatized’ all the time with all this makeup, which is why cleansing is supremely important. Obviously if you don’t abuse your skin the way I do, then it’s not that bad. What I do in the morning, especially before a shoot, is wash my face. Sometimes I use Chanel’s Lait Confort, which is really great for your skin. People don’t know this, but just like I take yogurt and use it as an exfoliator, I can also use it to cleanse my face.”
Chopra tells Into The Gloss that since she does a lot of treatments on her hair, taking care of it is important. “Every week, I try to do a conditioning mask, which is the Kiehl’s Olive Fruit Oil Deeply Repairative Hair Pak. They have amazing hydrating masks, and I use them as often as I remember. I also do oil massages on my head. You put coconut oil on your roots and just massage. It’s a very old Indian tradition, even though coconut oil is just catching on in the States. It helps create healthy hair, but you have to wash it off with another conditioner after about an hour. You can get it done at spas, too.”
Chopra tells Glamour that she makes time for herself. “My wellness really comes from my mental health,” she said. “I believe in having a sense of balance. I lived in extremes during my 20s, but that’s too tumultuous. Now I’m getting older I look for balance, whether that’s taking a walk with my dogs and the baby, or having a minute to myself with my face mask and my coffee, or oiling my hair, or my night time routine listening to some music. Five minutes of doing something for you can really help heal the day.”
Chopra tells Into The Gloss that she likes to have skin treatments done. “Wherever I go in the world, I find really great spas that use Elemis products. Europe has an amazing range of spas. My mom is a dermatologist with a clinic back home, so when I need to, she will do my clean-ups and peels, but I don’t get around to doing it too much anyway.”