Actress Samara Weaving is enjoying time in Paris. She is checking out the Valentino showroom on her trip. Weaving shared a stunning new set of photos on Instagram this week. In them, she wore a black swimsuit top and pants, her abs on display. Weaving captioned the post, "These are a few of my favorite things." How does she stay so fit? Read on to see 5 ways Samara Weaving stays in shape and the photos that prove they work.

Weaving has amazing skin, and she makes sure to take care of it. She shared her favorite products and tips with Byrdie. "I like a scrub," Weaving says. "So I'll use a Nivea ($7) one or something a bit more natural. I like to think it helps clean out my pores, especially if I've got makeup on or I've been traveling and sleeping in different hotel rooms and flying."

Weaving tells Byrdie that keeping her skin hydrated is important to her. "I've got really dry skin, and La Prairie's Skin Caviar Cream ($530) really helps with keeping up hydration levels all day. I don't ever have to reapply it. I've got like a little ModelCo rosehip face mist that tones and makes my skin all firm and dewy."df44d9eab23ea271ddde7545ae2c09ec

Weaving tells Marie Claire that her scoliosis diagnosis made her change her workout routine. "I used to run a lot, I would run five to 10 miles a day, and I miss that a lot. It was sort of just trying to figure out how I could get the same endorphins. Running you can really take your mind off everything. It was almost like meditation. I wanted to find something similar that wouldn't put so much pressure on my back. I found a really great yoga place, I mean it's LA, so every second shop has some yoga thing. So I'm lucky in that sense." 

Weaving tells Marie Claire that she doesn't like to schedule what she eats ahead of time. "As cliché as it sounds, you've got to listen to your body. If I go for three days of just having fruit and vegetables, I'll make a salad and a rice bowl for dinner and have lighter meals. The next three days I'll have pasta and more carbs and eggs benedict for breakfast. I listen to my body and what am I really craving? As soon as you go, 'I'm going to diet for two weeks,' what you're craving is what you set out not to have."

Weaving makes sure to take care of her skin and hair when she travels. She shared her tips with Byrdie. "I tend to take a travel-size raw coconut oil with me on the plane and dab it under my eyes and on my lips and forehead every three hours or so. Normally I stay away from oils because they make me break out, but because it's so dry on a plane it just seems to work. I put it on the ends of my hair as well to prevent breakage."