The EmilyInParis star on her signature scent, mood-boosting Parisian power walks, and why she never wears makeup in real life.
I love my carrot juice. It’s really good for you, really good for your skin, and really good for your health so drink as much carrot juice as you can. I’ll drink it in the morning or midday depending on how much time I have. I have a juicer and I do it myself. I do a lot of different things. I'm a walker. I've been doing Iyengar yoga for 15 years. Sometimes I’ll just do a basic workout when I’m alone at home. I do different things depending on my mood; I’m not obsessive with one thing.
I also think that as you age, makeup makes you look older. When your face changes, it's better to just calm down on the paint. When you're younger you can put a lot of stuff on your face and it looks nice and it's fun, but when you get older? I don't think it looks good.
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