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“The more I put on my skin, the more it feels like it’s not breathing, so I keep it super simple,” she says. “It is also what you put inside your body, which everybody knows.” She says she juices occasionally and does intermittent fasting as well; she’s also adopted a routine each September. “I do what we do a lot in Europe, ever since the Romans or even the Greeks, which is only eating green and red grapes with seeds. I did it during the shooting of season one because it was September and grapes were in season. I just did two weeks because I’d start to smell all the food on set and it would make me want something else. I got bored of the taste after a while, but generally it’s great. I don’t really lose a lot of weight—but what happens to my skin and my eyes and all my organs and my hair and everything is incredible. I don’t get tired. In fact, I get so much energy after four or five days. So that’s the kind of thing I do every year. It’s one of my secrets.” [Editor’s note: While Leroy-Beaulieu has tried this routine, diets are not a one-size-fits-all solution. Speak to your doctor before trying a new diet regimen of any kind.]