FOR ME, SUNDAY IS ALL ABOUT RE-SETTING, CREATING & PREPPING FOR THE WEEK AHEAD.

9:00 AM

I make myself a coffee, apply a skin mask, listen to a podcast and do some stretching. Sunday is my day for masking everything - my skin, my hair, my body. I apply them in the morning and keep them on all day. (Read my masking secrets here).

12:00 PM

I CONNECT WITH FRIENDS & FAMILY OVER THE PHONE WITH LONGER CONVERSATIONS THAN I'M ABLE TO HAVE DURING THE BUSY WEEK.

2:00 PM

Meal prep for the week. Lately I'm into cooking plant-based soups, roasting vegetables, as well as fresh fish and big salads so that I can easily pull from the fridge during the week. Taking this time on a Sunday to think about my nutrition really helps me feel nourished and satisfied while I eat a quick lunch in between meetings during the week. I'm super into broccoli right now and I've been making my own veggie burgers with them. Recipe coming soon!

4:00 PM

Creative time. I've always been inspired by visuals, so I love to look through my magazines for inspiration and to help bring to life or visualize a project I'm working on. Everything from the makeup, the models, the set design, the storytelling - it all allows my mind to dream my ideas into reality. I create mood boards for each project or idea I have.

5:00 PM

I love to have an early dinner on Sundays. Grilled or roasted chicken, big salads and lots of roasted veggies like eggplant, carrots and cauliflower are family favorites.

7:00 PM

I plan my outfits for the week. I've always loved to express my creativity through fashion (which is my professional background, I was in the editorial world for many years working in fashion and beauty). I lay out the clothes and accessories, and even think about my makeup looks. Then I do my nightly skincare routine (read all the details here). If I have some time I'll watch some lessons on Masterclass.com.

8:00 PM

To unwind and relax before bed, I take a shower and add some drops of eucalyptus essential oil to the floor of the shower. The steam then creates a diffuser-like effect, its incredible. I try to finish the shower with a blast of cold water to really boost circulation. l then add a few drops of essential oils to my pillows and I make a cup of tea. It's so calming. I like to use my palo santo sticks to also really create a soothing, calm experience which signals that its time to unwind and get into bed. I say my prayers and also do a brief meditation.

Lastly before bed I apply a few drops ofDr. Sebagh's Rose De Vie Serum to my face, chest and hands and to really seal in all my skincare for the night's repair. I keep the bottle on my nightstand because it's my all-time favorite.

Here's to a successful week!

xx Miriam