“I like to get up, take a shower, take my dog for a walk, make a cup of coffee... Journal a bit.”
, Austin Butler has cemented his place as one of Hollywood’s brightest stars. Despite his busy schedule, Butler has carved out time for a new role as YSL Beauty’s new global ambassador, timed to coincide with the launch of the label’s latest masculine eau de parfum, Myslf. Butler sat down within New York City to chat about his fragrance preferences, wellness rituals and the beauty tips he’s learned on set.Recently I’ve been going in the sauna and cold plunge a lot – which I do love.
I prefer a slow wake up. I’ve gone through periods of time where the first thing that I do is work out or something like that; lately I like to get up, take a shower, take my dog for a walk, make a cup of coffee you know? Journal a bit – kind of just start the day getting my mind centred.On his fragrance approach
My approach is that I wear fragrance depending on how I want to feel, kind of how I get dressed. It makes you feel a certain way so that applies to my life. I have some days where I wear fragrance and some days that I don’t. The first time I ever used fragrance in a role was when I was doingwith Denzel Washington here on Broadway.
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