Balancing a thriving career, family life, and personal well-being is no small feat, but Anine Bing makes it look effortless. In this interview, she shares her reflections on life in California, her approach to self-care, and the little rituals that bring joy and balance to her busy days. From beauty tips to insights on aging gracefully, here’s a glimpse into her world.
A meal you could eat every day?
Pasta—hands down! I love it so much I could eat it for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. It’s my ultimate go-to meal. Just butter, a little parmesan, and salt—simple and perfect.
How do you like to spend a Saturday?
Sleeping in feels like such a luxury—until around 7:30 or 8 a.m. I love starting the day slowly with my family, sipping coffee, and just enjoying a quiet morning. In the evening, it’s either a night out with girlfriends or a date night with my husband.
What makes a vacation special for you?
For me, a vacation is all about unwinding completely. A beach getaway with my family—soaking up the sun, swimming in the ocean, and doing absolutely nothing—is my idea of paradise.
Your favorite way to spend time with friends?
I’m not a fan of big parties, but I adore intimate girls’ nights. Whether we’re dining out, having drinks, or just relaxing at someone’s house, it’s the long conversations and quality time that matter most.
What skincare advice would you give your younger self?
If I could go back, I’d tell my younger self to eat less sugar! It’s so bad for the skin. I’ve always had a sweet tooth, especially for Scandinavian candy, but now I realize how important it is to nourish your body with the right things. Starting good habits early makes all the difference.
A meal you could eat every day?
Pasta—hands down! I love it so much I could eat it for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. It’s my ultimate go-to meal. Just butter, a little parmesan, and salt—simple and perfect.
How do you like to spend a Saturday?
Sleeping in feels like such a luxury—until around 7:30 or 8 a.m. I love starting the day slowly with my family, sipping coffee, and just enjoying a quiet morning. In the evening, it’s either a night out with girlfriends or a date night with my husband.
What makes a vacation special for you?
For me, a vacation is all about unwinding completely. A beach getaway with my family—soaking up the sun, swimming in the ocean, and doing absolutely nothing—is my idea of paradise.
Your favorite way to spend time with friends?
I’m not a fan of big parties, but I adore intimate girls’ nights. Whether we’re dining out, having drinks, or just relaxing at someone’s house, it’s the long conversations and quality time that matter most.
What skincare advice would you give your younger self?
If I could go back, I’d tell my younger self to eat less sugar! It’s so bad for the skin. I’ve always had a sweet tooth, especially for Scandinavian candy, but now I realize how important it is to nourish your body with the right things. Starting good habits early makes all the difference.