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1) May 2020 Kerry's skin is radiant while snapping a pic for her yoga workout. Maybe it's a light sweat, or maybe it's all that moisturizer she uses. <a href="https://www.instagram.com/p/CAg1-jIHymi/?utm_source=ig_embed&amp;utm_campaign=loading" id="de15863f-22f7-3127-ae8e-3d85a96f1a42"> See the original post on Instagram </a> kerrywashington@Instagram

2) February 2020 We love a woman that wears accessories with a message. (PSA: Vote!) Plus, her skin looks sooo supple and smooth in this post. <a href="https://www.instagram.com/p/B8xLB-xHSrM/?utm_source=ig_embed&amp;utm_campaign=loading" id="f00f68e6-a779-3c96-a86a-29f04e5f6060"> See the original post on Instagram </a> kerrywashington@Instagram

3) January 2020 Does anyone actually look good on a plane? Welp, I guess Kerry does. Can't same the same for myself, though!. <a href="https://www.instagram.com/p/B67bxxoHbGz/?utm_source=ig_embed&amp;utm_campaign=loading" id="35e8b5d6-5845-330c-a44c-3bbe7272602b"> See the original post on Instagram </a> kerrywashington@Instagram

4) May 2020 Not only is this snapshot pretty ~artsy~, but the sun is highlighting Kerry's super luminous skin, too. (Those cheekbones!) <a href="https://www.instagram.com/p/B_uvXkDnrot/?utm_source=ig_embed&amp;utm_campaign=loading" id="7518c256-74d2-3a5d-ab1f-e785c86adcce"> See the original post on Instagram </a> kerrywashington@Instagram

5) June, 2020 As usual there is zero acne, zero bumps, and zero blemishes on Kerry's face. <a href="https://www.instagram.com/p/CBJogyLHz3_/?utm_source=ig_embed&amp;utm_campaign=loading" id="0fae0b16-2909-3821-a56f-70e02ad3b267"> See the original post on Instagram </a> kerrywashington@Instagram

6) June 2020 This video is supposed to be silly and cute. (Hence, the dad jokes!) But Kerry's skin? It's no joke. <a href="https://www.instagram.com/p/CCBpdg_HEWX/?utm_source=ig_embed&amp;utm_campaign=loading" id="890c4f6e-3f29-3a68-a040-92812b3550f5"> See the original post on Instagram </a> kerrywashington@Instagram

7) November 2019 Kerry clearly loves a good selfie in the sunlight. Even from this angle her skin looks unreal. <a href="https://www.instagram.com/p/B5dzRyKnazl/?utm_source=ig_embed&amp;utm_campaign=loading" id="6bf06a87-aa66-307d-ae78-16ecc2322e7f"> See the original post on Instagram </a> kerrywashington@Instagram

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Tracee Ellis Ross and Diana Ross *The* Tracee Ellis Ross is daughter to *the* Diana Ross. We can't help but stan this beyond talented mother-daughter pair. Getty Images

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Rob Schneider and Elle King Singer and songwriter Elle King is actually the daughter of comedian and actor Rob Schneider. "Happy fathers day! Ive been blessed with the gift of two amazing dads in my life," King wrote in a recent IG post. "It doesnt take much to be a good father, all you have to do is show up." Getty Images

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Dennis Leary and Conan O'Brien These two are actually third cousins. Getty Images

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Beth starts her day by snuggling her adorable pup Betty while her husband makes them both coffee and breakfast. Her fav part of her morning, though, is heading outside and tending to her gorg garden. (She's seriously got #plantgoals.) "During this quarantine I've become an obsessive plant lady," Beth says. "I even talk to them and make them playlists. It's been so grounding for me to come out to them every morning." Cute!

After she waters her plants, Beth loves to sit outside while reading and journaling. "I've struggled my whole life with anxiety," Beth says. "And I know a lot of people out there are really anxious during this time. Getting creative, being out in nature, writing about your feelings is one of the best things you can do right now to help your mental health."

When it comes to her workouts, Beth turns to the <a href="https://www.instagram.com/SWEAT/" id="cbada6d7-41d2-377b-a666-13b4b4886ff3"> Sweat App </a> created by <a href="https://www.instagram.com/kayla_itsines/?hl=en" id="abe8a0a6-a4e4-33bd-a30b-d45240368230"> Kayla Itsines </a> . She says she typically does a 20-minute HITT workout to get her muscles moving, then follows it with a 30-minute walk to keep herself outside and her heart rate racing.

Midday, she takes another walk with an *actual horse* that she rescued. An! Actual! Horse! So cool. Post-walk, Beth does her second <a href="https://www.womenshealthmag.com/health/g25178771/best-meditation-apps/" id="a7850d29-57f4-321c-a23e-f2e6a8de74fb"> meditation </a> of the day while she sits around a patch of sunflowers and her horse eats. What a dream.

And in case Beth hasn't surprised you enough, she's also <a href="https://www.womenshealthmag.com/life/a32128914/hobby-during-coronavirus/" id="0351be49-d331-3231-a2f6-a607b2082a62"> picked up a new hobby during quarantine </a> : playing the banjo! This is a woman of many interests, you guys. She likes to practice each afternoon, and once she's done, Beth ends her day with a super relaxing bath and a book. (Right now she's reading <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Untamed-Glennon-Doyle-Melton/dp/1984801252" id="78676c22-8fe8-394c-afdb-036f67d4c43e"> Untamed by Glennon Doyle </a> .)

So yeah, clearly Beth has packed a lot of relaxing, joy-inducing activities throughout her quarantine day. Go watch the video, and get motivated to add some of Beth's practices to your day!

Beth Behrs Shares What Helps Her Manage Anxiety

2 Broke Girls actress and writer <a href="https://www.instagram.com/bethbehrs/?hl=en" id="f5c55259-2773-36af-abf0-492842902731"> Beth Behrs </a> has pretty much nailed her daily quarantine routine. Whether she's just waking up or she's heading to bed, Beth knows how to channel good vibes all day long. If you're in a lil' bit of a slump due to #stayinginside, Beth showed Women's Health the routines that help her stay positive, even with a history of anxiety.

Beth Behrs From '2 Broke Girls' Shares The Routines That Help Her Manage Her Anxiety

So yeah, in addition to being an all-around talented badass, the actress and mom of three is veeery vocal about prioritizing her fitness routine and healthy habits. And naturally, I wanted in on all of her ~workout deets~. From Pilates to yoga to running, Kate does it all. A bonus? Her exercise schedule is totally quarantine-friendly. And after spending a week recreating some of her go-to workouts, I have a whole new appreciation for how Kate stays so fit at 41.

<h1> Workout 1: Nicole Stuart Training </h1>

Kate's been training with <a href="https://www.instagram.com/nicolestuartla/?hl=en" id="8d3c57c3-b159-3c24-a66d-aef62a8fb917"> Nicole Stuart </a> since she was just 19 years old. Pre-Covid, they were meeting up weekly when they're both in Los Angeles, but since Kate travels so much usually, Stuart also designs digital workouts for her to do on the road. Stuart has tons of online classes available for <a href="https://vimeo.com/ondemand/qe2easyexercises/" id="295b6ae3-96cb-36e0-a898-903ff7aad60e"> purchase on Vimeo </a> (they're 10 dollars max), so I decided to give one of her full-body sessions a shot.

The video starts with Stuart chilling in her luxurious-looking backyard pool (vibes), then she introduces herself and we get right into the bodyweight movements. Each exercise (we did clamshells, arm raises, leg lifts, and more) was quick but super tough, so I found my butt and abs hurting so good for just the right amount of time before I wanted to give up. Stuart gives you a rep range for all the exercises (like 1015 of each move), so you can just go at your own pace.

Another positive? Stuart's voice is calming as hell. She's got the most caring demeanor, and working out with her felt like getting a warm hug from my mom10/10 would recommend. I can see how Kate's kept working out with her for 22 years (#relationshipgoals).

Kate posts tons of IG content about all her Pilates reformer workouts, so obviously another <a href="http://www.womenshealthmag.com/fitness/a28482911/what-is-pilates-good-for/" id="a964086a-18ca-33f2-a4e8-91711b7fb29d"> Pilates class </a> was on my agenda. Lucky for me, theWH team already did a major roundup of the <a href="https://www.womenshealthmag.com/fitness/a28722318/pilates-youtube-workouts/" id="ff68a79b-2237-382b-aa2b-506459a8ed40"> best free Pilates videos on YouTube </a> , so I pulled the article up on my laptop, rolled out my yoga mat and scrolled through my options.

I chose a 20-minute arms and abs burn with <a href="https://www.instagram.com/blogilates/?hl=en" id="fa2fb935-3ba1-337e-a3ff-3abdadb3ce6d"> Cassey Ho </a> since the video had almost 1.5 million views and she's got over five million subscribers <a href="https://www.youtube.com/user/blogilates" id="ca797ed5-3f91-329a-aa68-e646b2e51685"> to her channel </a> (casual). This workout was short but damn, my poor limbs burned. By the end of the video I already <a href="http://www.womenshealthmag.com/fitness/a32005309/why-do-muscles-get-sore/" id="5e31cbf6-fb0a-38b2-a99b-9262938b1183"> felt sore </a> from my torso up, so I just laid on my mat and rested for another 15 minutes.

Kate's been a pretty outspoken yogi ever since experiencing some challenges while pregnant with her third child Rani. ( <a href="https://www.womenshealthmag.com/fitness/a19973467/kate-hudson-pilates-workout/" id="a51b25f4-e222-386e-a021-e79296984cce"> She said </a> it was a huge part of supporting her pregnancy.) So while I'm not pregnant (chill), if Kate loves yoga, that means I love yoga, too.

PSA: I'm literally the least flexible human on Earth, which is why I typically steer clear of in-person yoga classes. (It's super embarrassing when I can barely do <a href="http://www.womenshealthmag.com/fitness/g31143417/yoga-stretches/" id="5169f813-9b7e-3ae1-a538-d40504027bfd"> beginner yoga exercises </a> without cowering in pain, lol.) But because I'd be doing this workout at home, I sucked it up in the name of all that is Kate Hudson, chose a basics flow from this <a href="https://www.womenshealthmag.com/fitness/g29264172/best-yoga-videos/" id="f514ea7c-44d8-31e0-a969-c6fb69cad903"> free YouTube yoga roundup </a> , and got to #werk.

I'd been feeling pretty sore from the past two days, tired AF from work, and kinda stressed by everything going on in the world. That said, this "Yoga With Adrienne" video was soooo calming and absolutely just what I needed. I felt centered by the breathing and gentle stretching throughout, and there were no moves that made me feel like the uncomfortable-looking pretzel I usually am during yoga. Basically, this was pretty much the best possible way to relax and cap off my day. (Thanks, Adrienne!)

Kate's got both a Peloton treadmill and bike at her house right now (I'm very jealous), so it's safe to say she's covered in terms of doing indoor workouts. I have neither of those fancy pieces of <a href="http://www.womenshealthmag.com/fitness/g19963660/home-gym-equipment/" id="222aa3cb-0f45-3907-a9f3-2e402c68c22b"> home gym equipment </a> , but I do have an iPhone, so I downloaded the Peloton app and started a free trial for access to the company's online classes. I chose a 20-minute outdoor running class, so all I had to do was put in my earbuds and jog to the trail near my parent's houseyes, I'm quarantining with my fam. (Pray for me.)

I started with a 10-minute warmup run on my own (which the app recommends) to get my legs moving before pressing play on the Peloton audio. My workout was guided by fitness instructor <a href="https://www.instagram.com/jsimsfit/?hl=en" id="2b221133-ca49-3c45-a566-615aee7fa385"> Jess Sims </a> and had a 90s music theme, so with each running "push" Sims initiated, I found my feet easily increasing pace to the beat of whatever Britney Spears or Q-Tip beat was playing at that time.

Toward the end of the intervals, though, my legs were dragging and I was breathing veeery heavy. (Basically **dry-heaving**, hah!) Once I finished, I walked back into my house and collapsed on the floor, shirt totally drenched from the workout but thoroughly enjoying the runner's high everybody's always going on about.

<h1> Workout Five: Wine Bottle Arms </h1>

There's one thing I've made sure to always keep stocked during quarantine: wine. It turns out this (very important) precaution came in handy for modeling Kate's routine, too, since she demoed a special lil' <a href="https://www.instagram.com/p/BZFS3V5gcie/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link" id="af70ce76-fdd1-3e56-aea1-c78163785d88"> wine bottle-arms </a> workout on Instagram that was just begging to be copied. I used these <a href="https://www.womenshealthmag.com/fitness/g19988698/sculpted-arms/?slide=12" id="6e352abf-418a-32b8-a7e8-b95406ffbf17"> upper body-toning exercises </a> , grabbed two of my (many) wine bottles, and got moving.

For a quick, 15-minute arms workout, I gotta say, it was a bit harder than it looked. Wine bottles may not be the heaviest thing in the world, but my balance was kinda thrown since the wine sloshing around made the weight distribution uneven.

Let's just say that by the end of this week-long Kate Hudson workout experiment, my arms (especially my triceps) and my abs (it hurts to breathe) were pretty much dead and I had to pour out some wine from one of my bottles for them.

That said, Kate pushed me out of my strength-focused comfort zone this week and got me moving in a way that I hadn't really considered since quarantine started. And for that, I'm #grateful.

'I Tried Kate Hudson's Workout Routine For A Week'

Let's be real: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/katehudson/?hl=en" id="f2c127f3-5fc3-313e-a68b-f9629ea5bb7f"> Kate Hudson </a> is a fitness icon. Receipts, you ask? Her rock-hard abs and toned AF booty have graced <a href="https://www.womenshealthmag.com/life/a29701944/kate-hudson-interview/" id="47c64b67-eb4b-37c8-a30a-46c7a431b306"> the cover of </a> <a href="https://www.womenshealthmag.com/life/a29701944/kate-hudson-interview/" id="ec17f466-18b2-3a53-af57-b1a29be8af7d"> Women's Health...

'After Doing Kate Hudson's Workouts For A Week, I Understand Why She's So Fit'

For starters, dermatologists say that pimple patches are a pretty solid way to tackle acne in general. They're similar to your typical spot-targeting treatment, except without the #struggle of dealing with a messy liquid formula, explains <a href="https://www.instagram.com/drmarnienussbaum/?hl=en" id="f1eee55a-1d9b-3521-a1ca-37320db7d8eb"> Marnie Nussbaum, MD </a> , a board-certified dermatologist in NYC. She says that they help prevent you from under- or over-applying topical creams since the patches come packed with a convenient, pre-measured dose.

Many acne patches on the market work to soak up fluid and pusmaking them perfect for whiteheads or pimples in their final stages. Zitsticka, on the other hand, is made of tiny, sharp little microdarts that literally *stick into your pores* (don't worry, the microdarts don't hurt). They're filled with all kinds of acne-fighting ingredients like hyaluronic acid (which moisturizes), oligopeptide-76 (an antimicrobial ingredient), salicylic acid (which unclogs pores), and niacinimide (which calms inflammation) to target the epicenter of those suuuper deep, under-the-skin pimples that you can feel pulsing and seem to last for weeks.

A major plus? Since they're transparent, you're free to wear them all day or night without anyone noticing. (FYI: It's best to leave them on for about six hours or longer for optimal zit-erasing results.) If you're feeling it, you can even dab concealer over your patch so that it matches your skin tone.

KK, this all sounds great, but do they really work? Keep reading for the WH team's take on Zitsticka.

Editorial Assistant

What type of skin do you have?

What type of acne are you typically prone to?

"I don't really get huge breakouts, just smaller pimples that are typically gone within a few days."

What do you typically use to treat pimples?

" Honestly, just cleanser and water. When I was younger, I would use toothpaste and drugstore products, but experimenting so much left me more prone to breakouts. So to avoid that, I have a routine of soap and water."

What did you think of Zitsticka?

" Im not really into pimple treatments because I have sensitive skin that usually ends up getting worse with any type of treatment except my <a href="https://www.womenshealthmag.com/beauty/a19908526/best-acne-face-washes/" id="07a07e6e-4119-327f-a2b5-4f77a3fd1984"> face wash </a> and water. But I think ZitSticka is a game changer. I was able to spot-treat my fresh zit effectively. I cleaned the area, left the sticker patch on over night, and by the next morning, almost all of my redness was gone. I would 100 percent use it again."

" Normal to dry."

What type of acne are you typically prone to?

" I get a mixed bag of whiteheads and blackheads, usually in sync with my cycle, but thankfully what does pop up tends to be manageable with some concealer or spot treatment."

" Exfoliation is key for me, and getting rid of the layer of dead/rough skin cells does wonders for minimizing pimples before they start. I see a noticeable difference with acid and enzyme-based treatments on the number and severity of zits. It also helps when I leave any pimples that do emerge alone; picking is my own worst enemy. I try to get facials regularly to let a pro do only the necessary extractions and apply a salicylic acid spot treatment to zap them overnight."

What did you think of Zitsticka?

" After washing my hair, I discovered a pimple percolating on the back of my neck. It was something I would normally pick at and make much worse, so instead I plopped a ZitSticka on the spot and got some beauty sleep. Applying the ZitSticka kept me from picking, so it was already a win for me. Plus, I couldn't feel it (at all!) and it stayed on all night. When I removed it the next morning, I felt for the bump, but it was totally gone. There was a hint of red left where the pimple was, but it soon dissipated, too."

What type of skin do you have?

"I have combination skin. Rrosacea makes my cheeks pretty dry, but the rest of my face is <a href="https://www.womenshealthmag.com/beauty/a32321268/dermatologist-oily-skin-skincare-routine/" id="a62963d8-b67f-337c-a487-6257cc96a800"> very, very oily </a> ."

"I tend to get pretty big zits and some cystic pimples around my mouth, chin, jawline, and neck."

What do you typically use to treat pimples?

" I usually just use a clarifying cleanser and a benzoyl peroxide spot treatment."

" I used the sticker on the pimple on my chin, and after one night with it on, I noticed the size and swelling had gone down. It's hard to say if the healing was just the natural progression of the pimple or because of the sticker, but it was definitely less red and irritated."

"E ither tiny clusters or single bigger ones in the chin or temple area."

"Sometimes I use an acne cleansing face wash or, usually, if I up my water intake for a few days it will go away on its own."

" I really like how easy it was to use ZitSticka. They were transparent, so I didnt feel self-conscious about having to go out and pick something up from the store while they were on my face. The only complaint I had was a slight tingling/burning sensation from the ingredients in the treatment when I first applied the sticker, but it went away after a few seconds. I kept two on overnight, and the next morning those tiny pimples were barely there. That area of my skin was noticeably smoother and softer."

<h1> This article is part of Women's Health 2020 Acne Week. Click here for more. </h1>

You've likely seen <a href="https://www.ulta.com/killa-kit-8-pack?productId=pimprod2011937&amp;AID=165159&amp;PID=10078&amp;CID=af_165159_10078_&amp;clickId=T2cRq4wEnxyORz2wUx0Mo38TUkizO-ShL0bxUI0&amp;irgwc=1" id="13039717-67d7-31ce-afbe-ea5e63c09e49"> Zitsticka pimple patches </a> advertised to you on Instagram at some point. They're having a moment and the aesthetically pleasing pink-and-white-packaging is def grid-worthy, but do they *actually work* IRL? Because we know you want to know, ...

What Happened When 4 Women Tried The ZitSticka Pimple Patch

Because she has ADHD, Meghan says that having a routine is a big part of making sure she's the most productive she can be throughout the day. She's an early riser, starting her day at about 7:30 with a cup of hot water and apple cider vinegar. (In the video Meghan explains that she has a "sensitive tummy," so this water-vinegar combo helps keep any morning nausea at bay.)

You'll see that Meghan prefers to get her workouts in right after waking up. She hasn't been able to attend any of her favorite classes since quarantine started, but she's found a great solution. "My best friend actually got me into these home workouts by <a href="https://www.instagram.com/obe_fitness/?hl=en" id="8a3e884d-3644-37bf-ab1a-6c3367750e1c"> Ob fitness </a> ," Meghan says. The site has online classes that range from strength to cardio-focused, which gives her tons of variety to choose from each day.

For lunch, Meghan gives us her recipe for making a quick, protein-packed smoothie. Here's what you'll need:

<ul><li> Your milk of choice (Meghan uses almond!) </li><li> 1 scoop of protein powder </li><li> A spoonful of chia seeds </li><li> Half an avocado or a some almond butter (Meghan says any kind of fat is great!) </li><li> A handful of frozen strawberries </li></ul>

Next, she tackles the work she needs to get done which, according to her, can vary day-to-day. Whether it's working on her podcast, videos, or writing, she's always got plenty on her plate to accomplish.

"Something that helps me stay productive throughout the day is really giving myself the allowance and the ability to have breaks," she explains. "If you give yourself those mental and physical breaks, I think it makes the work day go by so much faster and you're so much more productive in it." (This could be helpful for those of you who are also WFH right now.)

When it comes to her nighttime habits, Meghan tends to go to bed on the later side. "I'm guilty of staying up way too late sometimes. I have a really hard time falling asleep and staying asleep, so I recently started taking melatonin." She also sips tea before bed to help her chill out and "turn her brain off."

You get it, Meghan's all about her morning, noon, and night routine. Watch the video above for all her tips and tricks throughout the day. You might find some you can put into practice, too.

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It's pretty important to grab the right tools before you dive into all the fun trimming and painting parts of the mani. Romah suggests the following:

<ul><li> nail polish remover </li><li> nail clippers </li><li> a cuticle pusher </li><li> a file </li><li> a buffer </li><li> cuticle softener </li><li> an exfoliating scrub </li><li> lotion </li><li> a base coat </li><li> a top coat </li><li> nail color(s) of your choice </li></ul>

Once you've raided your medicine cabinet for these gadgets, you're ready to go!

Step Two: Remove Your Current Polish

Use a cotton ball soaked in nail polish remover to gently wipe away your old color. When it comes to what kind formula to choose, Romah says to pick one that's non-acetone. "Acetone is a powerful solvent that removes nail polish quickly and easy, but can be drying to the cuticles," she says. Instead, try a more hydrating option like <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Mineral-Fusion-Polish-Remover-Ounce/dp/B00C5RM30G/ref=sr_1_3?crid=1QG6G5PCA52DN&amp;dchild=1&amp;keywords=non-acetone+nail+polish+remover&amp;qid=1587074571&amp;sprefix=non-acet%2Caps%2C563&amp;sr=8-3" id="73d0209c-493c-3a78-aea0-20d6ec0134e5"> Mineral Fusion </a> 's, which is free of parabens, talc, and fragrance.

Romah says that before you do any kind of work on your nails, it's important to let them soak in a bowl of warm water with salt. Doing this helps your nail beds soften so that they can be more easily manipulated. If you're looking to make this part a little more ~relaxing~, try adding a few drops of essential oils into the mixture for a super calming scent. According to Romah, you should let your hands stay in the water for about 10 minutes before patting them dry and rubbing a bit of cuticle softener onto your fingers.

So you've let your nails soak, now it's time to do a little shaping and trimming. Rather than trying to cut your nails into a shape, Romah says to cut your nails to the desired length (make sure they're not too short!) and then use your file to shape your nails. Bonus: Filing will also smooth out any jagged edges you made by cutting with nail clippers.

Next, grab your buffer. Drag it in a back-and-forth motion across the tops of your nails to even out any leftover rough surfaces. "It's important to always use a super-fine-grit nail buffer to lightly smooth the ridges," says Romah. "It helps the polish stay on longer." Another pro-tip? Never use a really coarse nail buffer on your natural nails. According to Romah, it can ruin them by taking away too many of their layers which, while it may feel smooth, it actually does more harm than good.

"Once cuticles have softened, wipe away any leftover cream with a cotton towel and begin pushing them back with a cuticle pusher or wooden stick," says Romah. You can also try cutting your own cuticles if you've got a trimmer handy. That said, sometimes trying to remove your own cuticles can lead to small cuts and overexposed skin. If you don't feel like enough of a pro to do this, simply pushing them back is definitely good enough.

While this step isn't necessary, it's beneficial to give your hands a little bit of love by adding some exfoliation to your mani routine. Romah says that exfoliating can get rid of any dry, dull skin that might be lingering on your hands, leaving them super soft and smooth. However, she explains that you shouldn't exfoliate everyday (it could lead to irritation), but that roughly three times per week is ideal depending on your skin's moisture levels.

Romah says to always immediately follow any kind of exfoliation with a dollop of <a href="https://www.womenshealthmag.com/beauty/g29444973/best-hand-creams/" id="9bf7cab7-1d91-3607-a288-4ca9c90eab3c"> moisturizer </a> . Not only does this help you avoid dryness, but it's also a time for you to give yourself a little hand massage, relax, and breathe. Make sure you get in-between each finger and on every lil' knuckle.

Finally you're at the most ~creative~ (and arguably the hardest) part of your DIY manicure: applying your nail polish. That said, Romah has a bunch of tips for making the process easier. Start by applying a thin base coat. Doing this protects your nails from becoming stained by any color you use and also allows for a cleaner-looking final product.

Then go in with your color of choice and apply a line across the tip of your nail. Next, add a dot near the nail's base and push the dot down near the cuticle. Swoop your brush toward the outer rims, following the natural curve of the nail to make sure you hit all its edges.

After this, continue to sweep upwards toward the tip of the nail until you're satisfied with the polish's coverage. Paint each finger and follow with a top coat. Even though it may not seem essential, Romah says that applying a top coat seals in the colored polish and leaves it with a shiny, glossy finish.

Yay, you're almost done with your at-home mani. Let your nails sit until they've completely dried (bonus if you've got a fan). Once they're ready, take a Q-tip soaked in nail polish remover and swipe around the edges of your nail bed. After you've erased your mistakes, voila! It's time to admire your nails. Find some good lighting and snap pic for your feed! You deserve it.

If you're like me, your nails are looking a little, ahem, rough right now. Your gel is cracking off, whatever polish you had on is barely recognizable, and your cuticles are *begging* for some love. Basically, you need to go to the salon but, alas, you cannot since we're all #stayinginside. And you know what? That's okay, because I've talked with <a href="https://www.instagram.com/chillhouse/?hl=en" id="0dbdb68c-2343-3fb9-a65c-99c5eed4f0d0"> Chillhouse </a> 's expert manicurist and nail arti...

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A major bonus? DIY scrubs are good for your skin, too. They help get rid of dead skin cells, leave your face feeling baby-level smooth, and minimize the looks of pores, says <a href="https://www.instagram.com/reneerouleau/?hl=en" id="76dceec1-8cbe-329b-a65a-53fb40cc0780"> Renee Rouleau </a> , celebrity esthetician and founder of <a href="https://www.reneerouleau.com/" id="61328920-5fb3-3a72-a958-6fd543ac675f"> Renee Rouleau Skincare </a> . They're also waaay less expensive than a store-bought version, so consider yourself saving some extra cash, too.

That said, Rouleau notes there are a few things you should keep in mind before diving into the scrub game. Some ingredients like walnuts, salt, and kernels don't have round edges, and can actually create tiny micro-tears in the skin that can lead to increased irritation.

You should also make sure that you're not rubbing too hard says <a href="https://www.instagram.com/kerrybenjamin/?hl=en" id="c40cdc1f-41fe-3300-a28c-77c567212145"> Kerry Benjamin </a> , esthetician and founder of <a href="https://stackedskincare.com/" id="f05e3754-87bc-38d3-a6df-269cd2e5cf63"> StackedSkincare </a> . Doing so will just put your skin at a greater risk of feeling red and burned. No, thank you.

Now that you've got all the details down, it's time to start creating some scrubs of your own. Keep reading for the eight best DIY face scrubs t0 make at home. Trust me, it'll feel just like you're at the spa.

<h1> Sugary Coconut Exfoliator Scrub </h1>

<ul><li> 1/3 cup of sugar </li><li> 1-2 tablespoons of coconut oil </li></ul>

Directions: Combine the sugar and coconut oil, mix, and get scrubbing.

The Benefits: Try using a super fine sugar so that the formula is as gentle as possible on your face says Lisa Levin, CEO of <a href="https://pharmacopia.net/" id="83c0e2f5-fc3a-32fa-af89-06910fe583a7"> Pharmacopia Natural Bodycare </a> . Save ones like brown sugar for your bod, which can take a little bit more grit than your face. Noted!

<ul><li> 5 almonds </li><li> 1 Tablespoon of yogurt </li><li> 1 tablespoon of green tea </li></ul>

Directions: You'll need to dig out your coffee grinder for this recipe. Put the almonds into the machine so that they're very finely ground (but not, like, nut butter). Mix your almonds with the yogurt and green tea to form a paste, then slowly smooth it onto your skin.

The Benefits: Levin says that almonds leave you face feeling smooth and moisturized while the green tea adds antioxidants to your skin's barrier. Basically, if you want to hydrated, bouncy skin, this scrub is for you.

<ul><li> 2/3 cup oats </li><li> 1 tablespoon of honey </li><li> 1 tablespoon of yogurt </li></ul>

Directions: For this recipe, deconstruct your oats in a coffee grinder or blender, or you can just use oat flour if you have it on hand. Then add the honey and yogurt to the oats and mix with a spoon until the ingredients are adequately combined. Then, yep, you know the drill. Start slathering that scrub onto your face.

The Benefits: Some bonuses to this mask? Levin notes that oats are super soothing to the skin and that honey naturally has anti-bacterial, acne-fighting agents. Win!

<ul><li> 1 papaya </li><li> 1 tablespoon of pineapple juice </li><li> 2 tablespoons of lemon juice </li><li> 1 teaspoon of super fine sugar </li></ul>

Directions: Mash together some papaya, the pineapple juice, lemon juice, and sugar. Let this mask stay on for about 20 minutes and rinse. Feel a light stinging? Rinse it off sooner. Your skin should never burn.

The Benefits: So this recipe isn't a scrub, per se, but the fruit enzymes are a gentle alternative to chemical exfoliators. "People with sensitive skin conditions such as eczema cant use scrubs," says Benjamin. "They're too abrasive and only worsen the inflammation." That's why she recommended this papaya and pineapple-based mixture for those of you who want to DIY but can't necessarily take the scrubbing motion on your face.

<h1> Jojoba And Essential Oil Scrub </h1>

<ul><li> 1 teaspoon of jojoba oil </li><li> 1 tablespoon of fine sugar </li><li> 1 drop essential oil of choice </li></ul>

Directions: Mix the jojoba oil, sugar, and just a drop of your essential oil of choice (my favorite is lavender) in a small bowl. Add to your skin and you'll feel some serious moisturizing benefits once you're through.

The Benefits: Benjamin says that using jojoba oil on the skin is great for people prone to breakouts since it's noncomedogenic. She also notes that it's cheap and you can find it pretty much anywhere ( <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Leven-Rose-Pressed-Unrefined-Moisturizer/dp/B00GJX58PE/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?crid=1FJJUP2XS5RCB&amp;dchild=1&amp;keywords=jojoba+oil&amp;qid=1587506819&amp;sprefix=jojoba+%2Caps%2C168&amp;sr=8-1-spons&amp;psc=1&amp;spLa=ZW5jcnlwdGVkUXVhbGlmaWVyPUFOQTFLSkdXMTFWREomZW5jcnlwdGVkSWQ9QTAyMDM0MDVDWEE2TUM0QjVZQkEmZW5jcnlwdGVkQWRJZD1BMTAzOTEyMEc5N0hCME03OENPMCZ3aWRnZXROYW1lPXNwX2F0ZiZhY3Rpb249Y2xpY2tSZWRpcmVjdCZkb05vdExvZ0NsaWNrPXRydWU=" id="9dedc329-af22-36ef-a0be-64a3a9bba151"> including online </a> and in most grocery stores), so that's a huge plus.

<ul><li> 1 kiwi </li><li> 2 tablespoons of yogurt </li><li> 2 teaspoons of olive oil </li></ul>

Directions: Remove the skin of your kiwi and mash up the fruit on the inside. Mix your mashed kiwi with the yogurt and olive oil in a bowl. Then, rub the formula in gentle circles around your face and rinse.

The Benefits: According to Levin, yogurt has lactic acid which helps exfoliate in a non-abrasive way. (This is especially helpful if you've got sensitive skin.)

<ul><li> 1 tablespoon of finely ground coffee </li><li> 1 spoonful of glycerin (or try shea butter, jojoba oil, cocoa butter or avocado oil) </li><li> 1 tablespoon of bentonite or white clay </li><li> 1 teaspoon of sugar </li><li> a splash of lemon juice </li></ul>

Directions: Mix all of your ingredients in a bowl and then gently lather onto your face.

The Benefit: The natural caffeine will give your skin a boost says Benjamin, reducing fluid buildup under your eye area and letting inflammation dissipate. Not a fan of coffee? No worries. You can use tea instead.

<ul><li> 1/3 cup of flax </li><li> a spoonful of glycerin (or try shea butter, jojoba oil, cocoa butter or avocado oil) </li><li> 1 tablespoon of white clay </li><li> 1 teaspoon of sugar </li><li> a splash of lemon juice </li></ul>

Directions: Put about 1/3 cup of flax and a spoonful of glycerin in a bowl and then grind until smooth. Then add the white clay, lemon juice, and sugar. Mix all your ingredients and follow by gently swiping onto your face.

The Benefits: Flax seeds have a lot of anti-inflammatory and antioxidant benefits says Benjamin, which will help reduce the look of fine lines and wrinkles. If you're feeling it, you can also swap out the flax with oats for some extra moisturizing action.

Now that you've got all of these at-home face scrub recipes at your disposal, it's time to take your newfound knowledge to the kitchen. Go and become the DIY queen that you know you can be! I believe in you.

Feeling like your face needs a refresh but can't go to the store to buy all kinds of new skincare products? Don't worry, DIY scrubs are here to save the day. They're super easy to make and you likely have all the ingredients you need already in your kitchen.

8 Skin-Smoothing DIY Face Scrubs You Can Make In Your Kitchen

That said, I obviously wanted in on her secret. WH <a href="https://www.womenshealthmag.com/fitness/a26280079/jennifer-aniston-birthday-workout/" id="c868534a-3847-35c5-adad-52e7595fc6ad"> spoke to Jen's trainer </a> <a href="https://www.instagram.com/leyon/?hl=en" id="9efea351-6401-3996-a5c5-019fe2a0e032"> Leyon Azubuike </a> about the actress' fitness routine, and let's just say it's, um, hard. Jen works out almost every day for up to an hour and a half each session, sometimes waking up at 3 a.m. if she's got to get a sweat in before a photoshoot.

While I'm definitely not on that level (I can stay awake until 3 a.m. bingeing YouTube videos, but I definitely cannot wake up any earlier than 8:30 a.m.), I was eager to give Jennifer's <a href="https://www.womenshealthmag.com/fitness/a31789003/i-tried-jennifer-lopez-abs-routine/" id="d67f8b88-17a0-3fe7-aedb-ef260176b7c2"> hyped up regimen </a> a shot. And don't worry, since everyone's stuck inside (yes, even Jen) all of these workouts are totally quarantine friendly. Now, come along with me on this very sweaty ~Jennifer journey~.

<h1> Workout 1: Boxing and Mobility </h1>

Believe it or not, Jen is a boxing fanatic. That's why her and Azubuike are a great fit: He's the owner of <a href="https://www.instagram.com/gloveworx/?hl=en" id="ee17a011-8cb8-3ef3-aa17-bfb43017a54d"> Gloveworx </a> , a boxing workout studio with locations in both New York and Los Angeles. Their classes look so fun that I reeeally wish I could've hopped into a session IRL. But since that's not possible right now (#stayinside), I did the next best thing. Azubuike has been posting live workouts on his Instagram and YouTube for fans to do at home. Thus, I grabbed my yoga mat and laptop and got to #werk.

According to Azubuike, Jen always starts her workouts with <a href="https://www.womenshealthmag.com/fitness/a31404945/jennifer-aniston-arms-back-workout/" id="daf0db31-4222-3169-a9da-295191417051"> mobility exercises </a> so obviously, *I* started *my* workout with mobility exercises too. She's got a series of go-to's ( <a href="https://www.womenshealthmag.com/fitness/a31404945/jennifer-aniston-arms-back-workout/" id="e1337fc2-6e6a-356d-a5ad-d1a6c8024926"> demo'd here </a> ), and I did each move for 30 seconds, twice through.

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Lemme just say, this part felt like actual heaven. I didn't know how bad my bod was aching for a little stretch and some gentle movement after sitting around doing work all day. All the tension I was holding in my shoulders and back totally melted away like butter. Next, I went onto YouTube and chose one of <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UqMYLaRge9s" id="eb7bc884-2b82-3d5e-a81f-70defe96b160"> Azubuike's boxing workouts to knock out </a> .

In the beginning I was having, well, fun. Azubuike has the infectious, upbeat energy that I think everyone could use right now, so getting to sweat along with his commentary was a treat. He started the workout with some bodyweight exercises like air squats and high planks which, subtle flex, I felt like I was kind of killing. But let me tell you something: I have NEVER done boxing before. Never in my life. Not once.

When we got to the fighting portion of the workout, I was SO awkward. It looked like I was swatting at flies, randomly flailing my arms around just trying to keep up with the 1-1-2-3 count that Azubuike was shouting in the background, lol. Still, I could see why Jen likes it. Boxing has good, short bursts of cardio with lots of arm-toning work. That, and if you've got some pent up aggression (couldn't be me, hah), this is certainly one healthy way to release it.

After the video ended, I did a set of <a href="http://b.xfreeservice.com/redir/clickGate.php?u=8otB939m&amp;m=12&amp;p=3b121G4eNI&amp;t=33&amp;splash=0&amp;s=&amp;url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.womenshealthmag.com%2Ffitness%2Fa20697219%2Frenegade-row%2F" id="d9639e08-b6bb-3c9e-a6fe-c0bbd6a64d97"> renegade rows </a> . ( <a href="https://www.womenshealthmag.com/fitness/a31404945/jennifer-aniston-arms-back-workout/" id="56dfaac3-b6a8-357f-a8ef-c0c95dad1af1"> Jen's said </a> she likes to do this type of pulling exercise post-boxing so natch, I had to tack it onto the end on my workout too.) I performed 15 reps on each arm, with some water jugs from my basement fridge.

Even though I only did one set, the rows worked a different section of muscles than I was using during boxing. Basically, my upper body was shot. Brb, won't be lifting my arms for a year or two.

After a super upbeat workout like boxing the day before, it was def time do an activity that was a little more Zen. Jen has been a <a href="https://www.womenshealthmag.com/fitness/a26280079/jennifer-aniston-birthday-workout/" id="9650193f-6de3-3add-a58f-38d19ca95214"> self-proclaimed yogi </a> since 2005, so I decided to (again) grab my yoga mat and laptop and get to sweating with an online yoga class.

I started a free trial account with <a href="https://www.obefitness.com/home" id="b9b54553-3bc0-37c8-a9fe-8d7a0db5bc7c"> Ob Fitness </a> , a subscription-based website that hosts a lineup of live workouts daily and also has tons of on-demand options to do whatever time of day you've got free.

I chose to take a typical yoga class with instructor <a href="https://www.instagram.com/bethcooke_flow/" id="0672a1ec-1e17-3fbd-abd2-f922bf9f95a7"> Beth Cooke </a> . As soon as she walked on screen into the aesthetically pleasing pastel-blue "studio," whatever stress I was feeling at that moment totally dissipated. Her vibe was suuuper calm and friendly, like I knew that even if she could see me, she wouldn't judge me for face planting during a <a href="https://www.womenshealthmag.com/fitness/a19972045/fix-your-yoga-form/" id="3ff29f7b-078d-34ac-a47c-3e1f1f88448f"> chaturanga </a> .

Was it the hardest class I'd ever taken? No, especially not compared to the <a href="https://www.womenshealthmag.com/fitness/a31789003/i-tried-jennifer-lopez-abs-routine/" id="7c586d4e-5f59-377a-af0f-ccedfeae14a6"> hot yoga </a> I've done as of late. That said, it was relaxing AF, and copying this part of Jen's fitness routine made me realize that not every workout has to completely drain you. In fact, with yoga, I actually felt more energized than I had pre-savasana. To me, that's a win.

So we all know that Jen's got great abs at this point. Whether she's flaunted them on a movie set or <a href="https://www.instagram.com/p/B8cPQLjBdYY/" id="5851b730-b002-30a1-a8f4-8fc96b6e79c0"> posted them on IG </a> , we've all thirsted over her toned-as-hell-stomach-perfection. KK, you get it. But how does the actress maintain said abs? Well, according to Azubuike, it's through lots of planking. Jen's standard party trick is that she can hold a plank for three minute! She even has a little ~plank flow~ she does to help her maintain that exercise feat, so I decided to copy it for my final Jennifer-approved workout.

I started by holding a standard high plank for three minutes which was, um, really freaking difficult. Like, my body was literally trembling by minute two, and I had to take a quick 10-second break before starting up again for the last 50 seconds.

After that was over, my abs were aching, so I was pretty much dreading the next move, which was doing rotating side planks for three minutes straight. This one was (yep) impossible for me at that point, lol. I could only complete about 20 side planks before my arms were about to crack from holding up my own body weight, so I stopped and allowed myself to rest for the remaining time (#treatyourself). Last were plank shoulder taps, which I could not, ahem, do for more than a minute. Major L.

Basically, I would have to repeat Jen's planking routine pretty much every day for me to be able to successfully do the three-minute series of which she is the (*bows*) absolute master. That said, I felt like Jen's other workouts were pretty #doable, especially for folks who are looking for ways to sweat while having to stay inside 24/7. Could I replicate her workouts every day? No, and I'm definitely never going to voluntarily wake up at 3 a.m. or exercise for more than an hour like Jen, but I think the actress can serve as a source of inspo for us during this time of at-home sweating.

So yeah, brb, gonna go order my first set of boxing gloves. TTYL!

Let's face it. We're all wondering just how Jennifer Aniston, 51, <a href="https://www.womenshealthmag.com/health/g30226758/jennifer-aniston-diet-workout-tips/" id="26f0c13b-c1b3-37e0-a631-887ff94d71cc"> has stayed fit </a> for so damn long. From her days as our beloved Rachel in Friends to playing an ambitious AF news anchor in The Morning Show, Jennifer has been gracing America's television screens with her amazing acting skills and seriously toned bod for so. many. years.

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Alabama The people of Alabama just *love* The Bachelorette. Hey, the show's most recent star was called Alabama Hannah for a reason, right? Ed Herrera - ABC

Arkansas In Arkansas they're are all about Duck Dynasty. Too bad the show had its final season in 2017. Um, bummer..? A&amp;E

Arizona Arizonians stan Gordan Ramsay competitions like Masterchef. I love! Watching! People! Yell! Too! Fox

California I guess California is here for alllll the drama and TBH, I don't blame them. The Real Housewives of Orange County are as entertaining as ever. Bravo

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