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Gwyneth Paltrow\u2019s Latest Wellness Habit Might Be The Easiest Yet<\/h1>\n<\/div>\n
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Few are as equally synonymous with the red carpet as they are with modern-day wellness as Gwyneth Paltrow<\/a>. Years before cold plunges and adaptogens became the cornerstone of health-conscious influencer content there was Paltrow, already advocating for alternative practices as a go-to in her everyday routine. And while self-care progressively becomes one with an intimidating list of protocols, treatments, and frustratingly contradicting do\u2019s and dont\u2019s, the Oscar winner\u2019s own habits, by comparison, are relatively grounded these days.<\/p>\n

If you\u2019ve paid attention to even a handful of headlines over the past decade, you likely know Paltrow isn\u2019t one to shy away from brow-raising wellness takes \u2014 we were all there for the vaginal steaming era \u2014 but it turns out the practices the film darling-turned-entrepreneur returns to most often are surprisingly more familiar.<\/p>\n

To culminate a chill weekend of skiing<\/a> in Vail, Colorado, Paltrow kicked back apres-style with a glass of Meiomi red wine in hand, which some may call a self-care ritual in itself. Indeed, ask Paltrow about her current mantras for wellness and resetting and you\u2019ll find they\u2019re surprisingly simple, not to mention easy to adopt. <\/p>\n

Ahead, Paltrow lifts the veil on her current wellness routine for The Zoe Report, from her holistic take to beauty to whether or not she\u2019s actually <\/em>into the whole six-minute ice bath trend.<\/p>\n

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Turn Up The Heat<\/strong><\/h2>\n

There\u2019s no more apt time for a recovery strategy than after a strenuous activity. During ski season, for instance, or at the end of a long day, Paltrow says her first thought is to gravitate toward warmth. \u201cI love to be by a fire,\u201d she says, explaining that after a day on the slopes, she\u2019s all about soothing the muscles. \u201cI also love an outdoor hot tub,\u201d she adds. \u201cThey\u2019re so \u201980s to me.\u201d When neither are a readily available option, Paltrow turns to her old faithful, a sauna, attesting that, in opposition to her husband Brad Falchuk, who she says is partial to ice baths, she remains a \u201cbig sauna person<\/a>\u201d on the day-to-day.<\/p>\n

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Minimize The Cold<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Speaking of cold therapy, those with an appetite for endurance-testing are no doubt hip to the various immersion forms of the trend, and (shocker) Paltrow is no stranger, either. However, she says it\u2019s something she approaches with considerable restraint. \u201cI\u2019ve been doing research on ice baths for women,\u201d she says, \u201cAnd there’s actually interesting research [supporting a] not too long, not too cold [method].\u201d For the entrepreneur, the more extreme versions of the exercise, widely circulated in health circles on the internet, hold little appeal. \u201cI\u2019ll dunk in for a minute, but I don\u2019t do six minutes at 33 degrees. That\u2019s too gnarly for me.\u201d In practice, the goal is simply a quick reset for the body. She notes, even a quick cold shower can yield similar effects.<\/p>\n

Special Occasion Spirits<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Although famously against processed and inflammatory foods, Paltrow still allows the indulgence of a buzzy drink or two, though she describes alcohol as something she approaches more selectively these days. \u201cFor me, a glass of wine is a special thing,\u201d she says. \u201cThe older I get, the harder it is to drink alcohol and recover, which is such a bummer.\u201d While a glass with every dinner may not feel quite on par with her lifestyle, Paltrow is all for reaching for her favorites on occasions that feel worthwhile. \u201cI really pick my moments,\u201d she explains. Her preferences, over time, have not changed so much as her habits. \u201cI love whiskey and red wine, they\u2019re my two things.\u201d<\/p>\n

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Holistic Beauty<\/h2>\n

Surely, Paltrow isn\u2019t lacking in a detailed beauty regime to run by you, but her first instincts on the subject of physical appearance are all about returning to the basics. \u201cMy two biggest things for beauty are exercise and hydration,\u201d she says, noting the solid non-negotiables, even as the conversation around beauty rapidly cycles through everything from mouth taping to baby Botox. The very Goop-like approach treats beauty and wellness as two parts of the same equation, emphasizing the fundamental maintenance that allows the body to repair itself from the inside out before leaning on any single product or treatment.<\/p>\n