There's no wrong way to navigate self-quarantine. Whether you apply lipstick for Zoom meetings and diligently tend to your roots or haven't touched a makeup brush in weeks, if you're doing what makes you comfortable while social distancing to slow the spread of COVID-19, that's all that matters.
Katy Perry, for example, is usually on the more glamorous side of things, but the singer — who recently announced her pregnancy — is embracing the au natural life while staying inside.
In an Instagram post, Perry showed off before and after self-isolation shots. In the first, she's wearing red lipstick, a matching dress, and sleek waves, while the after picture features a makeup-free face with visible roots. "Pre-quarantine ➡️ mid-quarantine," she wrote.
The American Idol judge isn't the only celebrity sharing a glimpse into her life in quarantine. Stars like Tamera Mowry-Housley and Sarah Silverman have been candid about embracing their bare skin and grey hairs while at home and Halle Berry shared her at-home skin routine with her six million followers. But considering the radiant, refreshed state of Perry's bare face, we're hoping self-isolation encourages her to drop her skin routine soon, too.
In an Instagram post, Perry showed off before and after self-isolation shots. In the first, she's wearing red lipstick, a matching dress, and sleek waves, while the after picture features a makeup-free face with visible roots. "Pre-quarantine ➡️ mid-quarantine," she wrote.
The American Idol judge isn't the only celebrity sharing a glimpse into her life in quarantine. Stars like Tamera Mowry-Housley and Sarah Silverman have been candid about embracing their bare skin and grey hairs while at home and Halle Berry shared her at-home skin routine with her six million followers. But considering the radiant, refreshed state of Perry's bare face, we're hoping self-isolation encourages her to drop her skin routine soon, too.
The World Health Organization says you can protect yourself by washing your hands, covering your mouth when sneezing or coughing (ideally with a tissue), avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth and don't get too close to people who are coughing, sneezing or with a fever.