Alejandra Fosalba Shares Swimsuit Photo "in Miami"

Alejandra Fosalba is heating up Miami in her swimsuit. In one of her latest social media posts the Chilean actress flaunts her amazing figure while strutting her stuff. “Postcard Saturday in Miami 🌴 Good and restful weekend for all,” she captioned the series of Instagram snaps. How does the 54-year-old keep herself looking half her age? Here are her top health habits.

1. She Lathers Herself Up in Sunscreen

Alejandra takes care of her skin, lathering herself up im sunscreen. “I take great care of myself with sunscreen, my hands, my face, my neck, everything,” she said, according to Mamas Bellas.

2. She Doesn’t Diet

"I don't go on diets, I believe that one has to have a different lifestyle, eating in different ways, that is, not eating less, but on the contrary, eating every three hours, eating more, but better,” Alejandra said about her diet. She added that “many make the mistake of not eating anything and that is super wrong because the body believes that you are not going to eat so it retains more fat, to be able to feed itself and that is where one gets fat. The key is to eat every three hours and be healthier.”

3. She Dances

“Dance is my base, I love it, it makes me happy, it connects me with my mind, body and spirit,” Alejandra told Nueva Mujer. “I also support myself with strong training,” she added. “Plus (I'm a bit of an extremist), I do 200 sit-ups every day.” Dancing is a great workout for many reasons. Not only does it build strength and promote flexibility, but helps you lose weight and even promotes cardiovascular function. A 2016 study published in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine determined that people who engaged in moderate-intensity dancing were 46 percent less likely to develop heart disease or die from it than non-dancers. In comparison, moderate-intensity walkers were just 25 percent less likely to suffer heart health issues.

4. She Has Learned to Live with Cellulite

“Ugh… the damn cellulite. I think you have to learn to live with it and try to keep it at bay. I must admit that I have done all kinds of treatments. Now I am with lymphatic drainage massages,” Alejandra told Nueva Mujer.

5. She Isn’t Opposed to Going Under the Knife

Alejandra is a fan of plastic surgery procedures. “I think that used in a good way they are a great help. The point is that you have to set limits, or if you don't see unfortunate results that there is no turning back,” she said.

Actress Micaela Vazquez is enjoying a beach day with her family. She made sure to take some stunning photos on Instagram. In one photo, she posed in a light blue bikini with birds and leaves. In the other, she wore a lime green bikini. Vazquez’s impressive figure was on display. She captioned the post, “Selfies with my bikini.” How does she stay so fit? Read on to see 5 ways Micaela Vazquez 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!

1. She Runs

Vazquez is an avid runner. She has even run marathons. Vazquez opened up about her journey with running to Clarin.com. “I had never run in my life, I practiced other sports, like handball or crossfit, but I never dedicated myself only to running. When adidas asked me to be part of the adidas Runners platform, I thought it was wonderful. They told me that I had to train and then run 42K, and I replied that there was no way, that I couldn't and that my head could only support 10 kilometers. Suddenly, they gave me a plan, I started training full force and in the middle I got injured, although it helped me mentally prepare for the marathon. The process to run such long distances is a huge sacrifice, training with cold, with heat, with pain... Will is the key.

2. She Sets Goals

Vazquez likes to set goals for fitness. She tells Clarin.com that this helps her with running. “At first it was hard for me to say 'I'm a runner',” she says. “But when you set goals and objectives, and meet them, added to training and racing, a great combo is put together. That encompasses being a runner.”

3. She Hikes

Vazquez spends a lot of time outside. She does a lot of outdoor activities to stay in shape. One thing she enjoys doing is going on hikes. Vazquez shared this photo of herself and her husband hiking in Machu Picchu. She also shared these photos of herself hiking on the beach in Buenos Aires with her family. Vazquez captioned the post, “Summary of a very nice weekend with beautiful people.”

4. She Surfs

Vazquez spends a lot of time at the beach. One thing she likes to do is surf. She shares a lot of photos on Instagram of herself on her board. Vazquez posted this photo of herself walking with her board towards the water. She captioned it, “To the sea with a new suit.” Vazquez also posted this set of photos of herself surfing.

5. She Swims

Surfing isn't the only thing Vazquez does at the beach. She also likes to go swimming. She shared this photo on Instagram of herself wading in Aruba. Vazquez captioned it, “Last day.” Vazquez also posted this photo of herself in the water in Praia de Ouvidor. She captioned it, “Brasilll.”

1. She Fasts

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Banus’s meals revolve around protein. “I fast until about 10 or 11 a.m. because normally, I like to work out in the morning," she says. "So I will do a green juice from a company called Garden of Life. And then I get some solid food in around 11, and that’s anything that has to do with protein, like oatmeal or eggs or even some turkey. It’s important to have carbs in the morning, so I complement that with some toast and a little bit of juice. For lunch, I usually have my heaviest meal. I have an obsession with rice but white rice is really bad for you, so I’ve been transitioning into doing brown rice with a healthy amount of protein, whether that’s plant-based protein or chicken or turkey. And then for dinner, I try to have a substantial meal but not as much as lunch. Spinach is my favorite, so I do spinach and chicken or any type of protein."

2. Skating Outdoors

When gyms were closed during COVID, Banus had to switch up her exercise routine. “I’ve been going to a program that has outdoor, 45-minute, spaced out classes, so I go five times a week in the morning,” she says. “Sometimes if I feel I didn’t get a good enough workout, I’ll supplement that and do a little more at home. I love to go skating around my neighborhood. It’s a really good total body workout, really good for your core. I also like to do Insanity [on beachbody.com] at home. It’s very much a challenge, so whenever I feel I need to get my butt kicked, I do that.”

3. Miami Girl

Banus is grateful for her Miami upbringing. “The upbringing I had was very diverse and I was fortunate to be able to grow up with so many different types of culture and Latinos, being exposed not only to the customs and traditions of my country, Cuba, but also to others such as Venezuela, Colombia, Chile, Peru,” she says. “I had so many friends who were Nicaraguan, Honduran, and it was beautiful. Miami is a melting pot of Latinos, and not just Latinos but people from all over the world.”

4. Fitness Rules

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Banus has some good fitness advice she lives by. “Make sure you stretch your body before every workout,” she says. “It’s really important for your muscles to gradually warm themselves up so you don’t tear them in a bad way. Drink water. It’s not only important for your muscles but for your bones and joints. Even if you don’t have equipment, use a towel or a chair or your body weight. Start small. Ten minutes, five minutes, one minute. You did one minute today, maybe tomorrow you’ll do two.”

5. Latina Role Model

Banus is proud to represent her culture on a major daytime soap. “I’m really proud to be playing a Latina on daytime television for 10 years,” she says. “Portraying Gabi Josephina Hernandez to the best of my abilities, being able to go in there and meet so many amazing people and learn from so many people, but also to carry just Latinas in general for little girls that would be able to watch the show and say, ‘There’s somebody on there who looks like me and speaks Spanish,’ means a lot. It’s really nice to carry that for Latinos in general, for being somebody whose mother is from a really terrible communist regime in Cuba, who came to this country to become a better person and provide for her family, and for me to be the first generation is really amazing.”