For Her 54th Birthday, Halle Berry Schooled Us In The Art Of Thirst Trapping

Read for tips on how to perfect your craft from the Queen of Trappin' herself.

Aug. 18, 2020 04:09PM EST

When you look good, you feel good and after celebrating her 54th birthday earlier this month, it's clear that Halle Berry is feeling good as hell.

Recent photos posted on Instagram prove that although the COVID-19 crisis has indefinitely postponed our Hot Girl Summer, Halle has stuck to the plan and remained true to her fit goals and I, for one, cannot relate. Between buying fast food and hoarding fruit snacks, I've gained more than perspective during this pandemic, but Halle is living proof that it's never too late to get the body of your dreams. Halle previously wrote on Instagram:

"I believe good health and wellness is what real beauty is all about. The beauty world is constantly evolving, building a deeper connection between health, wellness, and what we know as being beautiful."

After taking time to get her mind, body, and soul into alignment, our good sis has been hitting us with the heat all 2020 and we love to see it. According to the internet, Halle spent her most recent birthday skateboarding bottomless, visiting Sin City, walking the beach, and gracing the 'Gram with thirst traps that would make a preacher sweat. On Instagram, Halle explained the secret to looking like a snack for decades at a time is her dedication to her keto diet and a whole lot of self-love:

"Each body is unique! Fine-tuning our workouts to meet our personal fitness goals is the easiest way to see the results we want to see. Being sexy starts with feeling sexy and when you focus on loving ALL of you, watch just how SEXY you'll feel!"

Showing off her perfectly toned abs in the tiniest black bikini, the 54-year-old actress proved that the Art of Thirst Trapping is a skill––one that must be carefully studied to be truly effective.

For tips on how to perfect your craft from the Queen of Trappin' herself, scroll below:

Hit Your Angles

You don't look fat in those jeans, you just took your selfie from the wrong angle. Halle may be a megastar who has been on cameras across the globe, but you don't become the Queen of Thirst without knowing how to capture your own angles. Use mirrors, props, and self-timer to take your photos to the next level.

#TBT: Throwback Trappin'

What's new to us may be old to you, but a throwback trap will have your timeline thirsting nonetheless. Dig deep into your camera roll for old photos that will remind you that you've been fine for a long, long time.

Embrace Your Ass(sets)

When it comes to my body, it's hard to humble myself. I'm sorry, not sorry that my clappas be clappin' and my titties be tittying, and damn it, maybe the world deserves a peek too. Embrace those assets, sis. Even if it's only in a few photos reserved in your camera roll for your eyes only. You'll thank me later.

Get Naturally Lit

I need for you to get into the natural lighting, honey. There's something about sun-kissed melanin that gets me going, and a naturally lit photo is guaranteed to brighten up your timeline. While normally, it's good for your light source to be in front of you when taking your selfies, a lil' window action never hurt nobody.

For Her 54th Birthday, Halle Berry Schooled Us In The Art Of Thirst Trapping

Read for tips on how to perfect your craft from the Queen of Trappin' herself.

For tips on how to perfect your craft from the Queen of Trappin' herself, scroll below:

Hit Your Angles

#TBT: Throwback Trappin'

Embrace Your Ass(sets)

Get Naturally Lit

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