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How 'The Bold Type' Star Meghann Fahy Starts Her Day

Actress Meghann Fahy, who plays plucky fashion assistant Sutton on Freeforms The Bold Type (returning April 9), wouldnt describe herself as a morning person. But with a routine focused on nourishing her body and mind, shes off and running in heels in no time.

How Meghann Fahy Owns Her Morning

I usually set my alarm for 4:15 a.m. when were filming. It is absolutely necessary for me to set it for 30 minutes before I have to get up. I hit snooze at least three times, then make moves.

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I down a massive Yeti water bottle, pre-coffee. Hydrating myself is key. I drink so much more water than I even care to drink because I think that it really really helps me get through those 14-, 15-, 16-hour days that we pull sometimes. It helps mentally and physically, and its great for my skin.

On days I can sleep till 7:00, I go to Orangetheory or run. I live in [Brooklyn], so I run by the water a lot. Heavy breathing and sweat give me clarity. If I cant, I do a breathing exercise on a fancy meditation app, Calm .

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Ive gotten super into eye patches. I use Skyn, which dont slide or rip. Also, I was introduced to the jade roller . [I] put it in the freezer and roll it around [my] face. Its cold, and I think the pressure that the jade provides is kind of perfect for blood flow and depuffing-and it just feels really good.

Theres so much going on in the world, its hard to keep up. I listen to The New York Times The Daily podcast as I get ready, to stay on top of the really important things. [It] makes all of the political information really palatable and accessible in a way that I think is lovely.

View this post on Instagram Adorable & candid tbt of me at my best!!!!! A post shared by Meghann Fahy (@meghannfahy) on May 10, 2018 at 3:26pm PDT

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Breakfast is my favorite. When I travel, I search for the best diner to check out. Im an omelet girl. I put hot sauce on everything.

When we [castmates Katie Stevens and Aisha Dee] arrive on-set, we get ready with music. We take turns curating play-lists; we learn a lot of new music from each other. My friends tease me because I like sad songs. I connect with myself best when I hear something that tells a story.

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