Gemma Owen in Bathing Suit Has "Chilled State of Mind"
Gemma Owen is white hot (or cold!) this summer. The Love Island beauty flaunts her famous figure in a white swimsuit via her latest social media post. "Chilled state of mind," she captioned the Instagram snap of herself lounging in her bathing suit. How does the reality star maintain her fit physique? Read on to see 5 ways Gemma Owen 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!
She Rides Horses
Gemma is a serious equestrian. She has also referred to herself as a "horse dancer." One study by the British Horse Society found that 30-mins of trotting on a horse can burn up to 600 calories. And, the balance needed to stay on the saddle can work your core.
She Skis
Gemma has also shared photos on her Instagram Stories of herself on ski trips. According to TripSavvy, An average-size adult weighing 150 pounds can burn the following calories while skiing:
- Light effort: 250 – 300 calories per hour
- Moderate effort: 340 – 400 calories per hour
- Vigorous effort or racing: 475 – 600 calories per hour
She Cheats
Gemma eats healthy most of the time, but she isn't afraid of indulging. She recently shared a photo taken from one of her brunches, which appears to be a creamy, saucy eggs benedict dish and an ice cream drink to go with it. "Happy Saturday💕 Comment down below if you're brunchin' today," she captioned it. She has also shared photos of herself eating candy and drinking frappuccinos.
She Is All About a Faux Glow
Gemma always has glowing skin. However, according to her makeup artist, it's a faux glow. "Flawless Beauty with the Sweetest heart," she captioned this photo of her star client, revealing that she used Rodial Bronze Glowlighter, a liquid bronzer great for contouring.
She Drinks Wine
Gemma loves the occasional glass of vino. In a few of her Instagram photos you will find her with a glass of wine. Wine, in moderate amounts, may even offer health benefits. Red wine, for example, has antioxidants that can help with heart health.
