Tara Sutaria spends a lot of time taking care of her body

Tara Sutaria posted a new photo to Instagram this week. In it, she posed outside by a hammock. Sutaria received a lot of positive feedback from her followers in the comments.

Sutaria makes sure to take care of her skin. She shared some of her tips in an interview with Vogue. Sutaria says that her approach to skincare is pretty simple. "I like being simple when it comes to skincare," she explains. "I just try to hydrate as much as I can, and maintain a cleanse-tone-moisturise routine."

Sutaria likes to use natural skincare products. She revealed to Vogue that she likes to use a homemade face mask, and also shared the recipe. "There's this face mask that I love that my grandma makes. It has yoghurt, turmeric, chickpea flour and honey. I leave it on for like 15-20 minutes and then wash it off; it makes my skin glow and look brighter almost immediately."

Sutaria also shared some of her favorite workouts to Vogue. She says that she likes to do different things to stay in shape. "I don't go to the gym," she admits. "I dance, and, sometimes, I like to do Pilates." Sutaria posted a photo on Instagram of herself hanging from a Pilates reformer. She captioned it, "Sweaty Saturdays with the sweetest."

In an Instagram post, Sutaria says that she enjoys staying in shape. "The beauty of movement is in how it makes you feel," she wrote in the caption. "I've always felt stronger, more confident and happier when I'm taking care of my mind and body, so it means a lot to be by your side on your way to finding a healthier you."

Sutaria spends a lot of time outside. One thing she likes to do to stay in shape is go hiking. She shared a photo on Instagram of herself hiking in the mountains. Sutaria captioned the photo, "I'd be lying if I said a certain song by Fleetwood Mac wasn't playing in my head here. #landslide." Hiking doesn't just have a lot of health benefits, it also has mental health benefits. The National Parks Society states, "Being in nature can boost your mood and improve mental health. Spending quality time in the great outdoors reduces stress, calms anxiety, and can lead to a lower risk of depression, according to a study done by researchers at Stanford University."

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