Viola Davis’ healthy perfect day will make you want to hang with her *every* day

As the tough-as-nails criminal-defense lawyer and law professor Annalise Keating on How to Get Away with Murder, Viola Davis is as fierce and feisty as she is calm and complicated. And while her character is a total boss babe, it’s Davis herself who has me wanting to hang out nonstop. The award-winning actress (she has an Oscar, an Emmy, a Tony, a Golden Globe, and a few SAG Awards, NBD) is all about that Target-shopping, essential-oil-diffusing, couch-loving (yet workout-prioritizing) lifestyle.

“My ideal day off is having no agenda, nothing scheduled. I can wake up when I want, work out for however long I want, and then afterward, lay down on the couch, eat something good, and watch really crappy television.” —Viola Davis

“My ideal day off is having no agenda, nothing scheduled,” Davis tells Self. “I can wake up when I want, work out for however long I want, and then afterward, lay down on the couch, eat something good, and watch really crappy television. Then go to Target and browse the aisles.”

Note she doesn’t let the allure of the couch win her over: Davis works out five days a week with a trainer, and says she swears by her morning self-care routine. “When I get really busy, my self is the one thing that’s left in the dust,” she says. “So if I start out in the morning with myself, then I’m good to go.”

After hitting the gym, she’ll chill—er, uh, warm up—in her whirlpool or steam room before diffusing some relaxing essential-oil blends. Her affordable faves? Aura Cacia Chill Pill and Pillow Potion.

Target, self-care, steam rooms, and snacks? More like How to Get Away With Living the Dream, #amirite?

Davis isn’t the only celeb who swears by finding me-time. Here’s how Nicole Kidman, Elle Macpherson, Nitika Chopra, and Emmy Rossum all prioritize their personal time.