Danna Paola, the actress and singer, is a fashion icon, and she posts several stunning photos on social media. She recently posted a new photo to her Instagram story. In it, Paola lounged in a chair in a black and white bathing suit. She wrote on the story, "Hola resaca." In another, she said: "Bajo los efectos de la luna llena." Roughly translated: "Under the effects of the full moon." How does she stay so fit? Read on to see 5 ways Danna Paola stays in shape and the photos that prove they work—and to get beach-ready yourself, don't miss these essential 30 Best-Ever Celebrity Bathing Suit Photos!
Being in the public eye, you have to deal with rumors and tabloids. However, Paola doesn't let herself get too affected by it. In fact, she's not afraid to call them out. After a tabloid ran a false story about her, Paola wrote on Twitter, "What worries me is that tabloid media like this magazine continue to underestimate the courage and strength of a woman in their copies. I don't let myself be mistreated, neither by a boyfriend nor by anyone."
Paola opened up about her wellness secrets in an interview with Evening Standard. She says that she prioritizes her mental health, and makes sure to take care of herself. "First, I take care of myself mentally – mental health is the most important. I try to listen to myself, spent time alone, detox from social media and apps, etc."
Despite her busy schedule, Paola makes time for herself. She says to the Evening Standard, "I have learned to balance my personal life and my career, so I make time for myself. I dedicate five minutes to meditate or I can give myself moments alone, writing, doing exercise, listening to music, and poetry."
Paola has amazing skin, and she makes sure to take care of it. She opened up about her skincare secrets to the Evening Standard. "I can't sleep without removing my make up and washing my face well. I love serums and particularly the creams for the dark circles. I also love to hydrate myself – I drink lots of water, chlorophyll, and green tea."
Paola tells the Evening Standard that she is extremely confident with herself and in her body. She says that she believes that her beauty comes from within, not from makeup or fitness. "I like exercise but I feel the beauty comes from internal fullness, from internal beauty. When you feel good on the inside you look good on the outside."
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